The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-06-27
Dimity at &c per yard.

STONE & SULLIVAN.
Chas. Bullard sold his farm
just west of Big Stone City last
week. Consideration 81, 800.
Engineer Diefeld has been re-
joicing recently over the arrival
of a new daughter at his home.
d. W. Conright came down
from Webster Saturday night,
He has been working in mill at
that place
Lewis Benson, late of Elkader,
Iowa, is an attorney who is con.
sidering the advisability of locat.
ing in Milbank.
John Martens of Melrose was
a delegate to the democratic state
convention at Huron this week,
returning yesterday.
Clerk of Courts Rabbit has
issued a marriage license tc
August Hovland and Miss Gena
Mogen of Blooming Valley.
E. H. Benedict's family are
making a visit to e. j. Benedict
at Benson, Mimi. Mr.. Benedict
accompanied them over there
returning Tuesday.
See the Wertz and Adair
troupe of worlds champion aero
bats with Gollmar Bros. & Schu-
mans two big shows united at
Milbank, Tuesday, July 9Th.
Miss Genevive Truran cele.
brated the arrival of her fifth
bir thday Wednesday last by in
viting dozen of her little friends
to a doll party in honor of the
event.
S. A. Williams has returned
from trip to Iowa, where he
left Harvey with his grand
parents until the arrival of his
sister Lottie from California,
with whom he will return home
The Smith, Steinhilber Land
& Loan Co., who have branch
offices at Frederick and Dell
Rapids, have opened a real estate
Office on the second floor of the
| Burkhardt & Fai-child building
E. J. Lammel, the saloon man,
has purchased the lot on the
northeast corner of Main street
and Second avenue, and expects
to Immediately commence the
erection of a brick building on
the same.
Joseph Prior, who is now liv-
ing at Watertown, was in Mil
bank this morning. He says
that a great number of buildings
are going up in Watertown, and
that nevertheless it is almost i'm
possible to secure a house in the
city.
Miss Nuna Shannon, who had
been teaching in North Dakota,
returned home the first of the
week, having visited with friends
in Graceville short time on her
way home. She was accom-.
panied from Graceville by her
mother.
Editor L. S. Perkins, of Will
mot, was in town Monday morn
ing on his way home from at
tending a reunion of his old
regiment, the 18th Wisconsin, al
Sparta, in that state. He states
that he also had most enjoyable
visit with old friends in Adams
county, where he lived for q
years prior to coming to South
Dakota.
Godfred Stengel sold his 16(
acre farm in Melrose to a party
from Pipestone county, Mimi
last week, and Immediately pur
chased the half section farm o1
A. B. Smedley, adjoining his owr
farm. The consideration in both
cases was $40 ap acre. T. Roche
has also sold his farm in Melrose
to Rudolph Standenraus, of Del
Rapids. Both of the new in
vestors expect to come up anc
take possession after the crop is
harvested.
Arrangements were completed
last week whereby w. E. Wander
voort will build on the lot now
occupied by the Thomas store
the building to 60 up in con
nection with the Zietlow building
and to be similar in size. Mr.
Thomas has disposed of the Nc
Phersou goods which he ha6
to M. S. Druecker, and the ole
iron -sheeted building will be i'm
mediately removed and a bricl
structure erected in conjunction
with the Zietlow building on tn
south, making block of thre'