The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-03-21
At the WAGNER MILL, bran
zoe per cwt.; shorts 75c.

Dentist Mcbride is now fitted
up much better than before the
fire. Call and see his new chair.
The Pew Implement Go. handle
the best Boss Harrows in town.
Call and get their prices before
you buy.
Miss Fairchild cousin of the
the ST. Hubert landlord returned
east Wednesday morning after a
visit with Milbank friends.
John Black has recently com.
pleted contract for the pur.
chase of the 80 acre farm of Mrs.
Houck just south of his place in
Vernon township.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. King are
enjoying a visit from their
daughter, Mrs. Fargo, who came
from Aberdeen yesterday with
her little daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. DeSilva are
sojourning in Milbank for few
weeks, but intend next month to
go to North Dakota to live on
their claim in Bottineau county.
The ladies benevolent society
will hold,
On day not distant far.
If we have been correctly told,
A.Handkerchief Bazaar.
April 1st.
The many friends of A. l..
Partridge of Vernon: are grieved
learn that Mr.. Partridge is very
feeble, being prostrated with a
kidney and liver trouble of long
standing.
The ladies guild of the Episco-
pal church will have cut flowers
and potted plants for Easter on
sale al their regular cake sale in
Stone & Sullivan's store one
week from tomorrow, Saturday,
March 29th.
Dan Conright was passing the
cigars among his friends Tues
day, all on account of a little
daughter that was left at his
home on that day, and Dan says
she's just as good as st. Patrick
who was here the day before.
The friends of Mrs. w. Rabbit
were grieved to learn the first of
the week that the lady has had a
relapse and was sagain in a serious
condition, though we are pleased
to state that she has later some
what improved.
Mrs. Henry Port received a
telegram Tuesday stating that
Mrs. J. w. Barnes of Chicago,
a former resident of Kilborn, was
dying. She had undergone a
surgical operation in a Chicago
hospital and was unable to
survive the shock.
The M. W. of A. dance under
the auspices of the drill team at
Harmonic hall Monday March
31st, will be the event of the
season. Nothing has been left
undone to make it a pleasant
affair. Miller's orchestra has
been engaged. The price of
tickets has been fixed at IS cents
Secure one now.
Owing to the storm last Sun
day the men S afternoon meeting
at the library was not held, but
Evangelist Baker has kindly con.
sented to address the meeting
next Sunday at the usual hour.
His subject will be Business
Proposition" Some good musi-
! cal features will be presented
and Mr.. Baker will sing solo.
| Of the Philharmonic Lady's
Quartet, which will be at the
Congregational church next
| Monday night Rev. F. L; V.
Meske, of Ortonville says: 'The
Philaarmonic Lady Quartet
gave a concert of IL numbers
which ran up to % numbers on
account of encores. They gave
perfect satisfaction. The quar-
tet was fine from start to finish. =
]. @. Thayer has recently re-
moved from Rivera, Cal, where
he first settled, to Los Angles,
where the family is living in an
adjoining house 30 that of E. r.
Hartwell, another Grant county
pioneer who has had his home in
California for some years.
Messrs. Thaver and Hartwell
had just returned from visit to
J. G.. Wood at the beach, and
state that Mr.. Wood intends to
return to Milbank about the
middle of next mouth. Mr..