The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-11
Call at Stone & Sullivan's for

Call at Stone & Sullivan's for
furs.
Mrs. j. A. Williams returns
from her visit to West Virginia
this afternoon.
The ladies aid society will
serve lunch during the three
days of carnival.
Carl Theimer, of the Bentley
law and land Office, is on a visit
to his former home at Owatonna,
Mimi.
Miss Louisa Seide left for
Brookings last week where she
has accepted position in the
city school.
Miss G. A. Koch will speak at
the Alban M. E. church next
Sunday at 3 p. m. Sunday
school at 3 p. m.
Miss Hattie Lockhart, left for
Renville, Mimi, last week,
where she resumes her work
as teacher in the city schools.
Editor LeCount, of the Wilmot
Repu blican came down to meet
! Mrs. LeCount Tuesday upon her
return home from an eastern
visit.
Miss Nina Baldwin, of Spring
Valley, Mimi, a cousin of Mrs.
G.. S. Rix, accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Rix on their return home
the first of the week, and will
enjoy a visit to Dakota friends.
| An inspection cordially extend
ed to all to see what we have to
offer, also as to prices that are
prevailing at the great closing
, out sale of the E. H. Johnson &
2 Go. stock by the Minneapolis
!, Salvage Go.
The friends of Percy Sanford
. learned that he was married a
i short time ago to Miss Mabel
Squires, also a former resident
Y of Milbank. They live in ST..
t Paul where Percy is employed in
}, the stockyards.
0 An infant child was left by it's
1 heartless mother, on the train
d coming south from Fargo last
q Thursday morning. The little
one was taken by Rev. Mr..
Perry, of Aberdeen, who will
!, care for it until he can secure a
e place for it in some home.
S H. w. Bailey let the agricultural
l. editor of the HERALD-ADvANCE
d examine an ear OF corn the first
e of the week which he says is an
average of his field. The corn
was filled to the end and hardened
!. out of the way of frost. The
corn was planted after the goth
i. of May.
y H. w. Counter, the jeweler,
d has moved his business to the
S Rose building in connection with
Il the Pease music store Mr.
Counter is putting in a large
a stock of silverware and will in
70 crease his stock of jewelry. He
g purposes fixing up the store ir
a. handsome manner, putting II
ID some fine new show cases, fix
Us lures and shelving.
- George w. Case, of Watertown
~ who is attorney for the M. Il ST
% L. railway, was in town the frs
of the week, having come over t.
le arrange for the payment OF thu
S company's taxes, the total o
tn which now amounts to abou
n $4,000. Some IS, 600 Of this wa!
ly paid by Mr.. Case and the balance
B. will be turned into the count,
is treasury later. These taxes ar
m accumulations of several year!
tn back, and County Attorne,
Fuller has been indefatiguabl
m in his efforts to collect them
r. and both the county and tn
as attorney are to be congratulate
# upon the successful closing o
an the matter.
le One of the serious question
ed during the days of the carniva
re will be to provide accommodf
no tons for the crowds of visitor
'e, who will be attracted to the city
10 The hotels and boarding house
}" will be overcrowded, and it wi
be necessary for citizens to ope
tn their houses for the accom- mod;
". ton oil those who will really b
of guests of the city. The carniv'
ill committee requests that all thos
ng who have any means of accon
he mediation in rooms, cots, beds {
to otherwise, communicate wit
hit Mr.. A. J. Bleser, the manage
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