The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-11
Going out of business, E. H.
Johnson 4 Co, the clOthiers.

at the mill, comes from Red Wing,
MINI.
We have received our new line
of coats, jackets and capes.
STONE & SULLIVAN.
Services at the Methodist
church begin at 10 a. m. with
class meeting. Preaching at
lO:45 a. N, and at 8 p. m. Sun
day school at II o'clock.
w. B. Saunders, the Milbank
banker, was in this city Friday
posting bills for the carnival
and street fair to be held in
that city September 90, %, "a,
1903. Courant.
No matter what others say E.
H. Johnson & Go. are going out
of business and if you want goods
call in and inspect what they
have to offer and see the prices
that the Minneapolis Salvage Co.
are offering.
The fire bell and other fire
apparatus was moved to the
building west of the Enos meat
market, which the city has fitted
up as fireman's hall, the rear end
being fitted up with cells as
the city lock
John Malsed, during his visit
to Assini boa a few weeks ago,
purchased a section Of land in
the Indian Head country, so well
pleased was he with soil and
, crops in that locality of the
Canadian northwest.
J. w. Earl, who has been in
the land business during the
summer, has gone to Bradley tC
take charge of the railway
} station there temporarily. Mr.
Earl's family will remain iG
7 Milbank for time at least.
The Methodist church society
has sold the building on Firs1
t streetnow owoccupled as parsonage
: to E. Slifer, who expects t(
! occupy it during the winter, anC
5 and the society has purchased
= the r. w. Helms residence or
= Third street for parsonage.
Miss Myrtle Boyle, of Clark
was visiting at Mrs. B. F. Vos
= burgh's last week and while
here interviewed several familie:
}, regarding the opening of a kin
t dergarten. She met with goot
a encouragement and will organic
e such school September Goth.
!" Mrs. M. G. Redman, of Vernon
S was in town Wednesday accom-
panied by two of her cousins
d the Misses Agnes and Rose Fri
), day. The young ladies receutl.
n came from Glyndon, Mimi, ol
d q visit, and Miss Rose expect
r to remain and teach school il
d the county.
It The HERALD ADVANCE has
It large stone weighing 300 or 40
pounds which was found anon
!. the rocks brought in for founda
n ton building, which has attracte
: considerable attention, and ha
: all the appearance of being petr
@ fed wood. We should like t
v have some of our local geologist
d examine the find.
IL The Excelsior club held tn
first meeting of it's second year
Ie work Wednesday afternoon wit
'e Mrs. G.. L. Wood. An exception
IS ally interesting paper on earl
s England was read by Mrs. f. t
m Roberts. Dainty refreshmen>
< were served, the lunch roo
h being beautifully decorated wit
% nasturtium and green.
!. A. Williams returned fro
ID Deadwood the first of the wee
N where he had been serving
8 grand juror in the Y. 5. cour
% Mr.. Williams was made forema
ID of the jury and states that in tn
ID thirty seven cases presente
% thirty five indictments wei
20 found. Mr.. G. A. Wood, wi
r. was also doing jury servic
~ remained over in Deadwood
attend the mining congress no
being held in that city.
in w. E. Vandervoort met Wi
20 quite an accident last Sunda
xs He was attempting to fix some
nt the machinery on the windm
ne which is in service for pumpir
is water at the barn, when
T., slipped, and in endeavoring
nd save himself the shaft caug
av his arm. Fortunately the m
he chipery broke or he would ha
wv met certain death. AS it W
It, he was quite badly wrenched