The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-08-21

DR.. Platou, who has been at |
Canton and Worthing for nearly |
a year was arrested Tuesday |
charged with practicing medicine
| without license.
Lawyer Bentley has been
laid up with severe cold and
threatened with fever during
the week, but we understand he
is now improving.
John Brush accompanied his
daughter from Summit last
Saturday, the young lady having
come down to take the eighth
grade examination.
0. M. Pease, who came over
from Watertown the first of the
week, states that his fathers
health shows no Improvement
and that there is but little hope
of his permanent recovery.
The King Ping Pong opera
company carry thirty people,
a red hot band and a good
chorus. Milbank opera house.
Wednesday, August Goth.
Prices so cents and IS cents.
The suit of E. B. Healy, of
Strouseton, against the school
board of Summit for payment of
salary during time of quarantine,
was decided by the justice in
favor of the teacher and the
board was ordered to pay the
fullamount of the salary. George
S, Rix was attorney for Mr. Healy.
We have received cards
announcing the marriage of
Annie E. Brown and William
P. Wilson on Wednesday even
ing, August Goth at Z o'clock.
| in the Valley church at Glasgow.
MINI. The bride is we'll known
to our Milbank people, having
for several years clerked in the
Erlandson & johnson store and
her many friends here extend
congratulations and wish the
newly married couple long and
happy welded life.
The Ripley Portrait Co., of
Sioux Falls, has purchased the
Richardson block in Ortonville,
and will open up portrait
studio August 18th. We do
everything in the portrait line,
> crayon, sepia, water color, pastel,
( cameo and oils, also manufacture
everything in the frame line
We guarantee an exact likeness
: of all photographs. All work at
!, half cost until September 1st.
Send us your work and get our
special advertising price before
September 1, 1903. Do not send
S your work to Chicago or away
n from home as you are liable to
t lose your pictures and get poor
e work. Let US make them for
e you. We guarantee all work.
d Any one claiming to represent
e US will have our cards and
j. order blanks,
r RIPLEY PORTRAIT Co.,
t Lock Box 1Ol. Ortonville, MINI.
). The street fair and carnival
J. next month promises to be the
}, finest thing of the kind ever
S held in Milbank. Similar fairs
/, were held here after the
IL harvests of 1899 and 1906
e respectively, which did much
g to advertise the country and
l, let the world see what we were
q raising in this productive valley.
S and the fact was that our own
people were surprised at the
s splendid showing made. The
@ exhibition attracted many people
s from abroad, who had heretofore
S only heard of South Dakota as a
v blizzard swept, drouth stricken
5, country, but who learned from
W this personal visit to our county
e that it is one of the richest and
e most productive Agricultural
a sections in the west. The fair
If this year will be larger anC
y more complete than any here
d tofore held, our farmers anC
IS others are enthusiastically pre-
e, pairing to make it complete
e and successful exhibition O
% Grant county products. The
y interest shown by the leading
Y farmers in all parts of th'
V county is highly pleasing to tn
v committee in charge of th'
n affair and presages the success
n of the enterprise.
Home Talent Entertainment
tc A home talent entertain ~ en-