The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-04-10
MlLBANK, S. d., FRIDAY, APRIL TO- 1903
STONE & SULLIVAN for novel
ties in summer dress goods.

STONE & SULLIVAN for novel
ties in summer dress goods.
j. S. Farley has some extra
good bargains to offer in shoe
and disc drills.
Gus Swanson, the stone mason
left Monday for visit to friends
at Estherville, Ia.
"W. B. Corsets at STONE &
SULLTVAN'S, also Misses Waists
and Stout Ladies' COrsets.
Call and inspect the new spring
hats and millinery goods of latest
styles and patterns at Mrs.
Conright's.
Have new top coat or a
spring suit made when Erland-
son & johnson expert tailor
comes April 10th and 18th.
One of the greatest closing out
sales west Of the twin cities will
commence Saturday, April 11th,
by the Minneapolis Salvage Co.
of the Johnson stock.
Albert Fisher, of Lidgerwood,
who had been visiting friends
here last Sunday, went to Mime
apolis Monday, where he is to be
treated for rheumatism.
Chas. Brand, one of the old
settlers at Big Stone City, came
up to the county seat Wednesday
to pay his taxes and attend TO
some other business matters.
Messrs. Ralph Helms and A.
B. Smedley started the first of
week on a trip to Mexico, where
they expect to travel for several
weeks in the interior of the
country.
Miss Byorum, who during last
year was stenOgrapher with
Wood Bros, sends word to her
friends here that her father died
last week at their home in Mime,
apolis.
The Ladies guild of the
Episcopal church will sell cut
flowers and few useful articles
in connection with their last
cake sale, to be held Saturday
April 18th.
The w. CT. U. will meet with
Mrs. Lyman Tuesday April IA,
at 3 o. N. All members are re,
quested to be present as busi,
ness of importance will come
before the meeting.
DR.. G. O Goodman, the den.
tist, was called to Kasson, Mimi,
last Tuesday by sickness in his
family, and he was obliged tc
close his Office until Saturday
whea be expects to be home.
AS consequence of the i'll
ness of Miss Minnie Shannon
the public library has been
closed during the week. Ar
rangements have been made tC
have the library open tomorrow
| Saturday so that those wishing
to exchange books may do So
Peter Cramer, of Watertown,
while on his travels stopped for
short time in Milbank the first
| of the week to shake hands with
his old friends here. Peter has
been given a new route on his
tour for the National Biscuit Go
and will now visit Milbank every
couple of weeks.
Len Williams of Minneapolis
was visiting Milbank friends
during the week while out look
ing after his farm interests
Mrs. Williams is out in Washing
ton, at North Yakima, where the
J. Carrick family is also located
Mr.. Williams expects to go ou'
there about the Goth inst. tt
prove up on timber claim il
that region.
Will Dillman, formerly of Re
villo. who is located at Excelsior
Mimi, as publisher of the Min
netonls "a Record, was in towr
Tuesday while on a visit to his
old home at Revillo. Mr.. DID
man is well pleased with his new
location, the surroundings belne
particularly pleasing to him, and
has prospects of fair business
all of which will be gratifying te
his many Grant county friends
e. M. Harper who was in from
Kilborn last Tuesday says thai
his little daughter Mary who
was taken down with the scarlet
fever while with her mother
visiting in Brown county, is nov
imnroving so as to be able to be