The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-03-13

See WooD BROS. for special
bargains on Drills.
Mrs. A. Spellman of Monte
video, has been spending the
week with Mrs. E. S. Healy.
Be sure and attend the base
ball dance at Harmionia hall,
Tuesday evening, March 18th.
County Superintendent Riggle
has rented the John Truran res
idence and will take possession
next month
/ Sheriff Crawford took the
young man Lehman to the reform
school Tuesday, where he is
com mit:ed until he becomes
of age.
Mrs. Quirk, of Adams town
ship, with her little daughter
arrived home Tuesday mornin g
from visit to a sister, Mrs.
Trask at Blunt.
Now is the time to clean your
seed grain. Call and see the
Hero Separator at Wood Bros
1t separates wheat and fax or
wheat and oats by running once
through the mill. 1t thoroughly
cleans out all wild oats, mustard.
and cookie.
Frank Bullard and wife went
to Summit yesterday, and from
there they expect to 60 to Okla
homo in week or two to make
their home. They will be ac-
companied there by Mr..
Billiards. S parents, and also by
Earl Ryder.
The trustees of the Evangel.
1cal church wish to request
those who have subscribed to
the new building to make pay
ment at just as early a day as
possible, Subscriptions may be
paid to Rev. r. Strutz, the pas
tor, or at the Farmers bank.
| O. Murrie, the local manager
|'of the Edwards, Wood & Co.,
com mission firm, has received
word that he is to be transferred
to another point. 1t is said that
| A. Gustaffson, operator at the
depot will likely take the place
to be vacated by Mr.. Murrie.
| Frank Crabb and Frank Roder,
the latter a son of Philip Roder,
of Big Stone township, came out
from DePere, Wis, last week
aud were visiting friends in this
locality. Mr.. Crabb was an old
friend of G. w. Martens, they
being boys together in Wis.
cOnsin.
| John Tessin has disposed OF
his tinware business to j. S.
Farley, and Mr.. Doherty is work
ing as timer for the latter. Mr..
| Tessin will contine himself to the
bicycle business, and will make
a speciality Of repairing wheels,
and will also keep a number OF
wheels to rent.
| w. j. Runge, of Twin Brooks,
as will be seen by his advertise,
ment, has decided to close out
his farm machinery business,
and will sell all his implements,
including wagons and buggies,
at reduced prices to dispose OF
them. He will continue his
flour and feed, coal and wood
| business.
| Fred Kruger, who recently
returned from trip To Washing
ton state, was not fascinated
with either the climate or the
country, and thinks that the
farmers of Dakota have many
advantages which farmers dc
not have in Washington. Some
of those who sold their farms in
Grant county to go to Washing
ton were not at all satisfied with
the change they had made.
Thos. Fitch of this city has
been appointed by Gov. Herreid
mem Der of the soldiers home
board. Mr.. Fitch will make an
excellent mem Der of the board.
He is an old soldier himself and
has always been an enthusiast
Ill Grand Army matters, and the
natural interest he takes in
everything pertaining to the
welfare of the old soldier will
tend to make him useful mem
Der of the board.
The members and friends OF
the Ladies' Benevolent Society
of the Congregational church
will be entertained at a Thin bic