The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-02-27

George Cline, the land man
went to Iowa the first of the week
on land business.
"The Hiawatha' is the most
successful chicken hatcher on
the market. Hunt up their ad.
Don't miss the chance to buy
some of that delicious taffy that
is for sale at the Lindquist &
Osmundson restaurant.
Mrs. G. w. Prevey went to
Aberdeen Monday to attend
district gathering of the Degree
of Honor which was held there on
the Oath inst.
The Ladies Guild of the
Episcopal Church will hold their
cake sales every Saturday after
noon during Lent at Stone
& Sullivan S store.
The lenten season commenced
last Wednesday, and will last
until Easter, which comes on the
second Sunday in April, or the
18th of that month.
In a recent letter from Harold
Ashton he states that he is work
ing in the Pioneer Press at St.
Paul, running linotype machine
and working nights.
The Milbank friends of Marvin
Poole, the locomotive engineer,
will regret to learn that he has
been compelled to quit his engine
and has gone to Missouri in
hopes Of improving his health.
He is afflicted with diabetes.
Now is the time to clean your
seed grain. Call and see the
Hero Separator at Wood Bros.
1t separates wheat and flax or
wheat and oats by running once
through the mill. 1t thoroughly
cleans out all wild oats, mustard,
and cookie.
Robt. SutcHff has had an
operation performed on his left
eye for the removal of a cataract
which had been growing for
years or since he had received
an injury to the eye when a boy.
DR.. Kohler, who is doing the
work. says that further oper-
alton will have to be perform ed
in about three weeks to complete
the work.
Good land and plenty of
water in southern California
makes the owner happy and
wealthy. The Imperial colony
is the place. We are selling this
land very cheap, with water
right and on small cash payment,
long time if needed on deferred
payments. Title comes from
the U. S. Government. Pleasant
healthy climate. All kinds of
crops and fruits. For partic-
ulars and excursion rates call
on GEO. CLINE LAND Co., office
over Burkhardt's store.
On Wednesday S. M. Pasco,
clerk of Milbank camp of M. w.
A., received an order for the
payment of the $4,000 life insur-
ance policy issued by the Wood
men to Henry G.. Port, with the
wife of the deceased as benetic-
iary. AS the notice of death
was sent to the proper officers
on February 9th, the prompt
ness with which the matter has
been attended to is worthy OF
notice, and is characteristic OF
the Woodmen in the payment of
insurance on deceased mem bers
of the order.
Charles Pfeifer of Twin
Brooks township, while in town
last Monday stated that his wife
who had recently undergone a
surgical operation, is now i'm
proving. and he wanted to say &
good word for Doctors Ferguson
and Kriesel who performed the
operation, the patient having
been under the care Of the
former, and also for the nurse
Mrs. Lindsley. Mr.. Pfeifel
feels very grateful to the physi
clans for the excellent manner
in which they brought his wife
through very serious trouble
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Abbott, who
have had their house quarantined
for the past six weeks, are agail
able to be out and have had tht
house thoroughly fumigated ant
the quarantine lifted. Miss
Fritz. the young lady who WI:
first taken with the disease, hav
ing become infected with it while
, visiting at her home near Stock