The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-04

one day. |
Mrs. M. A. Conright goes to
the cities Saturday to purchase
her fall and winter stock of
millinery goods.
Cut down the weeds around |
yourpremises-theyare insight
ly and detract from the appear
ance of your home.
Miss Edith Douglass, who has
been for a year or tHo past living
in Wisconsin, came home to visit
her mother Tuesday,
The trains have been crowded
during the week with people
going to and coming from the
Minnesota state fair.
w. G.. Mcpherson has moved
his family into his newly erected
home on corner of Fourth
avenue and Seventh street.
Miss Anna Peterson accom-
panied her grandfather, j.
Miller, to his home at Nelson
station to visit a few weeks.
George Wood, IT,, went to
Minneapolis the first of the week,
where he will attend the east side
high school during the coming
year.
Mr.. F. W. A. Poppe is making
arrangements to move his family
to Minneapolis, where his sons
Fred and Walter will attend the
univ ersity.
Prof. w. O. Lyans, who is to
have charge of the Summit
schools during the coming year,
was in town Tuesday on his way
to Sisseton.
Emmett McCollum, of Albar
township, who is going to Cali
| fornia, is advertising in another
column an auction sale of live
stock and farm machinery or
Friday, September 18th.
! The public library and reading
room was opened Tuesday will
Miss Shannon, the former libra
rian, in charge The room i:
.. invitinely furnished, and /:
attracting visitors each day.
G. G.. Lasell, the Twin Brook:
l banker, was in town yesterday
Mr.. Lasell was one of the un
fortunates in the Waubay fire, hi
, firm losing two buildings, whicl
, they expect torebuild right away
Mr.. e. F. Slifer of Sioux Falls
2 who has been employed as book
, keeper in the Western Uniol
e telegraph office Oh that city
t writes that he expects to NOV
back to Milbank this fall an
. make his home here.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Ecker has bee
2 appointed substitute on rura
t route No. l. vice H. Finnegar
J. the young man who has bee
r carrying mail on the route TO
S several months past, who return
+ to his home in Chicago this weel
John Neuen burg, of Grar
g Center, who is now clerking /
Mittelstaedt's store, is advel
S tisinganauctlon sale of live stool
a farm machinery and househol
d goods. Sale to take place at tn
S farm Thursday, September i7tl
+ Len Williams has been shakln
d hands with his friends in Milban
g this week, having come out
look after his farming operation
in this vicinity Mr.. William:
J, family is now living in Tacom;
!, Wash, and likes the Pacit
II coast country.
r Rev. r. Strut left Wednesda
T. night for Grand Forks, N. d
e and will be absent for about
n week. Rev. w. Krieger OF Gel
l. terville, will occupy the Evange
a ical pulpit Sunday morning
e $50 in the absence OF the paste
e and Rev. Edward Pitman w
Y fill the pulpit at Twin Brool
IS next Sunday.
Miracle & Miracle, Il
d cement walk contractors, SCI
10 their Milbank crew to Lily tn
d week to close up their contrac
a there. The manager for Mirac
TO & Miracle informed the HERAL
* ADVANCE that they will retul
l.. to Milbank as soon as they ha'
OF finished up their business
st Lily and two or three untinish'
" Jobs at Webster. They have p
n down about 5000 square feet
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