The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-03-27

Optician Silcher is to be at
Bleser's drug store today and
tomorrow.
DubrOck shirt waists, sold
only by STONE & SULLIVAN.
Perfect fit guaranteed.
Phil Saunders. who has been
attend ding Carleton college, has
returned home 10 spend the
easter vacation.
Is there a drill on the market
as good as the Superior disc
drill? If $50 you will have to show
it to Farley the machine man.
Matt Farmer S family removed
to Clinton, Mimi, last Friday,
where Mr.. Farmer is engaged
as manager Of lumber com
pany.
The state superintendent of
schools has called a meeting of
the conductors of the county in
stitutes, to be held at Mitchell
today, which Prof. Ramer ex-
poets to attend
Episcopal services, Sunday,
March 20, services and Holy
Communion at 1O:4oa. m. Even
ing services at 800 p. m. Sat-
urday, service at 800 p. m. fol
lowed by choir rehearsal.
! George Middlebrook returned
from Cresco, Iowa, Wednesday,
having been called there by the
serious illness of his father, who
is 81 years of age. Before leav-
ing his father was considerably
improved.
DR.. Raberge is offering her
office furniture for sale by ad in
another column. The doctor IN
tends to go east and take post
graduate course this spring,
but has not definitely decided on
further plans.
Mrs. M. H. Wiseman, who was
called to Montevideo by the
birth of a granddaughter in the
home of Mrs. Alpheus Hocum,
went to Oaks, N. D., last week,
where little son arrived in the
home of Mrs. Will King on the
13tu inst.
George Steinmitz of Madison
township returned Tuesday from
a visit to Germany, where he
has been since last Decem Der.
George enjoyed his stay in the
old country, but thinks he would
not care to live there unless he
was we'll off financially.
The spring vacation in the
schools takes place next week,
the schools to reopen April 9th.
Two months of the school
year then remain. The present
twelfth grade has eight mem
bers, all of whom will graduate
if nothing unforeseen happens.
John Roth, secretary of the
Evangelical Mutual Insurance
company, says that notwith-
standing the fact that we have
just passed through an unusually
hard winter, his company has
written more business in the fire
department than ever before
during a winter season, and that
he has been kept busy all winter.
P. M. Trowbridge, who had
been spending the winter in
Washington. returned to Mil
bank Monday. Mr.. Trowbridge
thinks some parts of Washing
ton are very nice, but the good
agricultural districts are limited
in extent, and he is not advising
farmers to sell out their good
farms in this locality aud go
there with the expectation of
bettering their conditions.
Mrs. Eunice B. McGinty, aged
about 20 years died at the home
of G. porter in this city on We'd
nesday morning the 25th inst.
The deceased was a somewhat
eccentric character, generally
living by herself, but a hard
working industrious woman. A
daughter, Mrs. f. j. Lee. now of
Washington. formerly lived here,
and she has other children in
Minnesota. Bronchitis was the
original cause of her disease
followed by other complications.
Attention is directed to the
advertisement and announcement
of Stone & Sullivan. This firm
is now picely located in the large
doub store of the telephone
block, and no finer or more com
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