The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-03-06

successful chicken hatcher on
the market. Hunt up their ad.
Will Enos and family have
moved into the NeueEbure house
which they have recently pur
chased.
Messrs. John Erickson and
j. L. Scheie of Vernon, and
George Merry and Ed Johnson
made visit to the state capital
during the week.
The Ladies Guild of the
Episcopal Church will hold their
cake sales every Saturday after
noon during Lent at Stone
& Sullivan S store.
M. E. Sunday school and
preaching services will be held
next Sunday, from two to four
p. M, with H. S. Riley at the
poor farm.
Sheriff Crawford has been
entirely off duty this week, with
a severe attack of the grippe,
which has confined him to his
bed large portion of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wasem
and Mrs. e. P Brockman were
called to Aberdeen the first of
the week by the serious illness
of Mrs. Zimmerman sister of
Mr.. Wasem.
Miss Jennie Hicks, of Sisseton,
was the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. G.. l.. Wood, the first of the
week. She was on her way
home from a business trip to
Chicago.
Now is the time to clean your
seed grain. Call and see the
Hero Separator at Wood Bros
1t separates wheat and flax or
wheat and oats by running once
through the mill. 1t thoroughly
cleans out all wild oats, mustard,
and cookie.
A. A. Chapman left last Mon
| day for Manitoba, where he goes
to superintend the construction
a line of elevators in that
province and Assinlboia, which
William Cleveland, jr., has to
build. Mr.. Cleveland has the
contract for the building of some
thirty elevators.
Louis Hebert and wife came
down from Lisbon N. D., last
week, and Mrs. Hebert has made
arrangements to remain here,
keeping her home in Milbank,
and has purchased the George
Empson jr., residence. We un-
derstand Mr.. Hebert has sold
his business in Lisbon, but is
con ntemplating other business
ventures in that locality.
We have received cards an
nouncing the marriage of Mr.. j.
Francis Hoeltgen of Hankinson,
N. D., and Miss Mary l. Latterell
of Raymond, MINI, at Wahpeton,
on February 18th. Franks Mil.
bank friends extend congratula-
tions and wish him every happi-
ness. The couple will make their
home in Hankinson, where Mr.
Hoeltgen is engaged in business.
Charles McGivens, of Grant
Center met with quite serious
mishap. During the storm
Friday night of last week the
roof of his house caught fire,
and while engaged in putting it
out he slipped from the roof and
fell to the ground, about 16 feet,
breaking his arm at the wrist
and quite badly scratching his
face and otherwise giving him
a general shake-up.
DR.. Raberge says that our
Willow Bend correspondent must
have been misinformed in init
mating that the quarantine was
not being properly observed at
the home of Andrew Nord, in
Madison, where there was a case
of scarlet fever. The doctor
says that the quarantine rules
were very faithfully kept by the
family and every precautlon
taken to prevent the spread OF
the disease.
Rev. G.. A. Burman came down
from Webster the first Of the
week. He had intended to hold
series of meetings with the
Adventist church at Webster,
but owing to a quarantine Tor
smallpox in that town he was
obliged to give up holding the
. meetings. A mum Der of cases
of the disease are reported IN
Webster, and the city schools