The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-11

hN" hltdJ SCdItS III HIS market,
Don't forget the cred ticket"
sale at Erlandson & Johnson S.
Mrs. H. J. Hinman left the
first Of the week for a visit TO
friends at Duluth.
DR.. G. H. Kohler, the eye
specialist, will be at DR.. Kriesel's
office September 10Th.
Sale of the Minneapolis Sal
wage Go. opens Saturday Sep
tember 18th. See display bills.
Fred l.. Harris, who is running
the Mclean County Miner, at
Washburn, n, D., has notice in
his paper announcing the arrival
Of daughter in his home.
The friends Of Walter Kerr
congratulate him upon receiving
a state certificate upon his recent
examination at Webster. Wal
ter received this fine compliment
upon his 2lst birthday.
Mrs. Addison Conright last
week left a branch taken from
her plum trees at the HERALD
ADVANCE office to show the
wonderful productiveness of the
trees, which were simply loaded
with the fruit.
Rev. w. H. Kruger, of Cen
terville, has been spending a
week with his father, w. G.
Kruger, in Milbank, trying tC
rid himself of hay fever. He
was somewhat improved when
he returned home yesterday.
w. G.. Kruger, who has beer
threshing on his kilborn farm
during the week, says that his
wheat went eighteen bushels tC
the acre, his oats 50 and flax 2;
bushels, which is considerably
higher than the average yield.
Now is the opportunity to sup
ply your winters wants a
unheard of prices at the closing
out sale of the E. H. Johnson &
Co. stock by the Minneapolis
| Salvage Co. Sale opens Satur
day, Septem Der 18th, and con
tinues until all goods are disposed
IOf.
Messrs, Roberts & Middle
brook, of the First National bank
of this city, have made arrange
ments to establish a bank a
Corona. They have purchases
a lot and will erect a suitabl
bank building at once. Mr.. L
| p. BrOckman, Of this city, j
to have charge of the bank.
ErIandson & Johnson, the OF
and reliable general merchants
are making a special sale il
clothing. The goods are marke
in plain figures with the forme
selling price and the reduce
prices. This is the cheapes
place in the country TO &c
clothing at the present time.
Mrs. c.. w. Cannon and daugf
ters. who had been visiting l
Wisconsin for several weeks
returned home last Saturday
Mrs. Cannon had the mlsfortun
to badly sprain her limb shortl
after arriving in Wisconsin, an
had been unable to walk unit
inst before her return home.
Attention is directed to tn
l advertisement of Messrs. Ston
, g. Sullivan. The firm promise
, to pay the railroad fare of visitor
70 the carnival coming frol
within fifty miles of Mllbanl
!, when they purchase S25 wort
!, of dry goods at their store at or
time. This is generous of1ef
j.. The Court of Honor will hol
it's next regular meeting c
Saturday, Septem Der 18th at
; ~ m, sharp. Matters for tt
GOOD of the order will be vote
, on. All mem bers are requeste
= to attend. After the meetln
ice cream and cake will
served and dancing will be pa "a
d t;c;nated in. This social is II
:, members and their families.
u County Attorney T. L. Full
> returned from his eastern tr
!, the first of the week, havl1
been on a visit of several Weel
S to his brother, Lleutena
It Arthur Fuller, who is IN u
e coast artillery service ana
o stationed at Providence, H.
e butwhois about to be trans1err'
to Fortress Monroe. Whlle aw, Y
. Thad visited a number OF u
q % eastern cities, Boston, Ne
: 4Lor y,ointS Of intoroS