The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-05-01
Silk Jackets and caps at
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}. W. Cook inspector in the
railway mail service, was visit
ing friends in the city last
Friday.
+. II. Benedict has been drawn
as a juror to attend the L. S.
court at DeadWOod on the 2Otb
of the month.
Loans made on real estate On
the most favorable terms. Gail
and see us.
JAMES MIRACLE LANDCO.,
Milbank, S. D.
The early closing agreement
of the merchants of the CITY
expires tonight, and hereafter
the stores will be opened in the
evening.
Mrs. G. S. Rix was enjoying
visit from cousin the first of
the week, Miss Florence Mac
kenzie Of Minneapolis. The lady
returned home Wednesday morn
ing.
M. Whipple of Watertown,
accompanied by A. G.. Somers,
Of Lura, is canvassing the city
IN the interest of the Mutual
Life insurance company of New
York.
Messrs LindQuist & Osmund-
son, the bakers, have branched
out and intend to do a jobbing
business in confectionery and
cigars in connection with their
bakery.
Eugene Philleo of Waubay
came down to Milbank Monday
to attend the funeral of Miss
Record, who was an acquain-
tance and neighbOr when the
PhilleO family lived in Grant
county.
Twenty-Five COWS furnished
with each quarter section Of our
St and $40 per acre North Dakota
lands Also bargains in Grant
county farms.
{. HCLSMANN, Son 4 Co.
Farmers Bank Building.
The fine spring weather, which
people were looking forward to
last week received a check the
first Of the week, when a cold
rain Monday night was followed
by a blizzard, and a snow storm
came upon us Wednesday.
Conductor Glenn Of Aberdeen
was down to Milbank during the
week experimenting some i'm
prOvementS on bis farm adjOin-
ing town, and it is reported that
he intends to erect a modern
house on the place and move
down here to make his home.
O. M. Pease was called to
Watertown last Saturday by the
illness of his father, Gen. Pease
Of that city, who was not ex-
pected to survive. During the
absence of Mr.. Pease, Mr.. Fred
Whistler, of WatertoWn, was in
charge of the store.
Mrs. Albert Fisher, of Lidger-
wood, n. D., who had been visit
inc friends in this vicinity for a
couple of weeks, was called to
Minneapolis Monday upon learn
inc that her husband was much
worse. He had gone to the city
several weeks ago to be treated
for rheumatism.
The high school nine from Big
Stone and the "kid nine from
the same place came up last
Saturday and played baseball
with the Milbank boys Of similar
mines. The Milbank high school
nine was victorious but the Big
Stone "kids' evened 1t up by
winning their game.
Sammy Kohler, the young
man who had been working as
nioht clerk in the bakery for
some time past, drew his wages
last Thursday and the next day
turned up missing. Several
over contiding creditors are
bewaiIing Sammys sudden dls-
annparance. and are offering
the small accounts which tney
hold AGAINST him at large dis
count of their face value.
Harold Ashton writes from
ST Paul that he expects 70
too TO Montana and Idaho next
week and will probably VlSiC
Washington and California, as
bo intends to spend the summer
Ion the Pacific coast peol
Ashton has a respons'oIe Posl
tion as cashier of the oV' faul
.,'ii '' ~, q firm whose pay