The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-11-28
All kinds of wood at the Wind.
mill. Phone 60.

BOHN Bros.
The M. E. ladies' bazaar will
be held in Wood Bros. block,
the second week in December.
The little nine year old
daughter of Lee Amsden is
reported i'll with scarlet fever.
Artistic engraving adds much
to the value of many articles, but
nothing to the cost when you get
them Of FL. W. Counter.
The Lindquist brothers went
to Montevideo Wednesday morn
ing to attend the funeral of
their nephew who was accident
ally shot last Sunday.
N. [. Nolon, the versatile en-.
tertainer, of Minneapolis, was a
visitor with DR.. Kriesel Tuesday
while on his way to Sisseton to
give an entertainment.
Next Monday night is to be
the annual election of officers
in Security lodge A. o. U. w.,
and all members of the lodge
are requested to be present.
Jack Phalen, the day operator
has been trans ferred to the
office at Minneapolis, and John
Gustafson the night operator
takes his place, while Roy Briggs
comes as night operator.
J. H. King returned last week
from trip to Denhoff, n. D.,
where his son G. L. King is To-
Gated in general store. Den
hotf is a new and growing town
on a recently extended railroad.
Alfred Valiant, one of the
early settlers at Big Stone City,
now a resident of the soldiers
home at Minneapolis, was meet.
ing his old friends in this locality
during the week. having come
out as witness in one of the
cases in court.
Walter Kerr, who is teaching
school in district No. 3 of
Georgia, has just been awarded
a first grade certificate, having
passed more than ordinarily
good examination. The first
grade certificate is recog nized
throughout the state.
w. M. Wiseman, who had been
here visiting his uncle NJ. H.
Wiseman and family, became
ill and was threatened with a
run of typhoid fever. The young
man S father came last week and
him toRock Rapids,
Iowa, where he would have his
mothers care if the disease
should develop.
Some of those sterling silver
goods put up in handsome boxes
without a label, at Counters
jewelry store can be named a
thingamajig, they have some
thing to do with eating, can be
used for spearing olives or stack
ing cabbages, yes they are pretty
when engraved to order free of
charge at Counter S jew elry store
in Milbank.
Sheriff Crawford received
word Monday from the sheriff
of Brown county requesting him
to arrest a girl on the morning
train. 1t appears that the girl
had been an inmate of the re-
form school at Plankington, but
was permitted to go to live with
a family in Aberdeen. She had
made her escape from there,
and was on her way to James
town, N. D., where she origin
ally lived.
The Spencer Grain Co., which
purchased the Dodge elevator
at this place last summer, has
been repairing and improving
the buildings. They have re-
shingled the engine house, built
an Office room on the east; and
are putting in new foundation
under the building and strength
enlng the store house as well as
leveling up the old building.
Mr.. Peter Eye, late of Hanley
Falls, Mimi, is in charge of the
and expects to make
his home in Milbank.
George jenkins and wife came
down from Sisseton Monday and
took the train for a few days
visit to the cities. George has
recently been elected member
of the coming legislature, and
notwiths tanding the fact that
the opposition concentrated their
upon an attempt to de-
feat him he was elected with