The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-06-06
Black wool Dress Skirts 81 at
STONE & SULLIVAN.

STONE & SULLIVAN.
Buggies both beautiful, strong
and durable are found at Wood
Bros.
Lindquist & Osmundson have
closed the bowling alley for the
season.
Lace Curtains; we will sell at
lO per cent discount.
STONE & SULLIVAN.
Mrs. A. w. Cinclair and child.
ren OF Montevideo, are visiting
at the home of D. S. Cinclair this
week.
Mrs. Will Eros and little girl
went to Perham, MINI, this
week to visit with her parents
for month or two.
Miss Mabel Kerr and her
brother Clinton, went to Mime
apolis Monday night to visit a
few weeks with relatives.
Try Swifts union stock food
and save feed. It is fine for
young hogs; for sale at Farley's
IN Milbank, South Dakota.
r. w. McFarlan arrived in
Milbank from his southern trip
Wednesday. His wife did not
return with him on account of
reports of diphtheria here.
Miss Harriet Mccarthy, sister
of Mrs. It. l.. Bouck and Frank
Mccarthy of this city, who has
been visiting in Milbank for
some time took the train for her
home in Luverne, MINI, :, Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Ed. Minder, of Summit,
started from this city Monday
night for Valparaiso, Ind, where
her sister, Miss Nettie Green, is
critically i'll, and will return
home with Miss Green as soon
as possible.
American nog fence is the
best. It stretches over uneven
ground better and holds it's
shape better than any other
fence. 1t is the best fence made.
For sale by FARLEY, Milbank,
South Dakota.
w. j. Weddell and wife left
| Tuesday morning for Sioux
City, where Mr.. Weddell contem
plates going into the bakery bus
mess again if he succeeds in Sc
curing the business that has
been offered him in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weddell leave here
with the best wishes of their
Milbank friends for their future
success in their new location.
Wallace Leavitt returned home
Monday night from an extended
trip through the Alberta district,
and seems thoroughly convinced
that farmer located here can
not better his condition by going
to that country. Land is cheap
er up there than it is in Grant
county, but in his opinion is
dearar at the price than land in
this county at the present prices,
when the quality of the land and
and marketing facilities are TAX
en- into consideration.
The music furnished Decora-
tion day by the band boys was
very much appreciated by the
old soldiers, as well as the public
generally, and when we take into
consideration the fact that the
boys have not practiced any
since they disbanded last fall,
until a few days before decora-
ton day, the music was very
good, and it is to be regretted
that the organization does not re-
ceive sufficient encouragement to
keep in practice the year round.
Sunday afternoon one of the
heaviest rains that has visited
this section for some time poured
down in torrents for about an
hour, and was accompanied by
some hail H. w. Bailey says II
inches of water fell at the time
and that on account of the large
size of the hailstones, a number
of windows were broken. He
also says crops all over the
county are very fine, and that
thus far this spring the rainfall
has been the heaviest since 1895.
The east bound day passenger
Wednesday was about three
hours late on account of having
to wait at Bristol to make con-
nection with M. & B. branch
train that was delayed on account
of washout down near Marion,
caused by the recent heavy
rains. The latter train had a
special car loaded with land
seekers, under the direction of