The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-18
Gall at Stone & Sullivan's fo,,

Don t forget the cred ticket"
sale at Erlandson & Johnson's,
DR.. G. H. Kohler, the eve
specialist, will be at Dr.. Kriesei's
Office September 10Th.
Miss Hattie Prevey started
her school work in Ellington,
Roberts county, the first of the
week.
Mrs. Thomas Fitch accompa-
MED her mother to MINNEAPOLIS
Tuesday on the latter return
to her home.
Walter Kerr has engaged as
principal Of the Twin Brooks
school, the fall term of which
commences September 2Sth.
Geo Cline, the land man, sent
some samples of corn raised on
his farm here to Iowa, and which
he says will, he feels confident,
compare favorably with anything
they have down there.
An accidental break in the
piston shaft of the engine at the
mill caused the closing down of
the mill Tuesday until the
the broken piece of machin cry
could be sent to the cities for
repairs.
Mrs. J. w. Bell has sold her
dwelling house to H. w. Buck
for 81, 200, and the latter will
occupy the house after the
middle of October. Mrs. Bell
and family will spend the winter
in Minneapolis.
Mr.. Kelsey, the land man, who
has been in Milbank for several
weeks, left for Chicago the first
of the week, and after staying a
short time in that city, will go tc
Oregon and Washington to spend
the coming winter.
Edward Pitman, of Latah,
Wash, who has been visiting his
Grant county friends, and stop
ping with Mr.. Fred Liebing, left
Monday for Napierville. ILL.,,
where he will attend the Evan
gelical college at that place.
Will Hicks, who has beer
engaged in North Dakota recent
ly for the Milwaukee Harvester
Company, took the train Monday
for Milwaukee, where he will
resume his old position in the
harvester Office in that city.
E. H. Roberts, who has beer
employed in the Fisher store
for some time past, has resigned
his position and on Wednesday
left for Plains, Mont, where he
will resume his former position
in general store at that place.
Jens Peterson has purchased
a shooting gallery, which he viii
put in in connection with his
bowling alley, thus giving 6
variety of amusements to al
those who delight in pastimes
that require skill and steady
nerves.
Mrs. M. L. Wilson has fitted
up the Schnabel building on
Second avenue and opened a
restaurant therein. She has the
place nicely arranged, and pur
poses giving a first class meal at
modest prices, and will keep her
dining hall an inviting and attrac'
tive place to get a good meal.
The heavy rain storm OF the
first of the week was followed
Tuesday night by ''a frost, a
killing FROST that nipped the
corn and vegetables and, while
much of the corn was fully
ripened there is probably 30 or
40 per cent of it that should have
had a week or n ore OF good
weather to fully mature.
Messrs. Erlandson & Johnson
are making a sacrifice sale on
mems and boys clothing. they
have marked these goods down
from 25 to 40 per cent below
former selling price plain tig'
ures onared tag. Ifyouare buying
clothing don't fail to see the
Erlandson & Johnson sale. Ii
is the cheapest place in the city
to buy clothing.
The seat sale for CAT Valley
Forge" the elaborate Colonial
production which is to appear
here for two nights. September
oard and Oath; will open Monday
at Nelson S drug store. we are
advised by responsible and well
infor med people that this Is one
Of the best plays that will DC