The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-03-13
For real bargains on Shoe and
Disc Drills, see WOOD BROS.

Lee AmSden will act as auc-
tioneer at the Thos. Kippen
sale on the 21st.
Mrs. Clark of Big Stone City
is visiting her sisters, Mrs.
Ramer and Mrs. Brockman.
On Wednesday James Young
was enjoying a visit from his
cousin, Mr.. Imrie, of Day county,
who was on his way home from
a visit to the east.
AS will be seen by advertise
ment in another column, G.. w.
Silcher, the occulist will be at
Bleser's drug store on the 9th
and 2oth inst, and parties want
ing their eyes examined and
fitted are invited to call on him.
Earl Ryder. of Deuel. county,
came through town Tuesday on
his way to Summit. He has
recently been down in Oklahoma,
where he purchased a farm, and
he intends to move there as
soon as he can dispose Of mis-
Deuel. county property.
Messrs. j. A. and Peter Will
liams recently ran up to Webster
to see their sister, Mrs. Ed
Wearne. Mr.. and Mrs. Wearne
were visiting there. they were
residents of Hard county, and
have recently sold their interests
there, and are on a round of
visits to friends before leaving
for California
John Black of Vernon was
limping around town last Mon
day, and upon inquiry it de-
veloped that he had had his leg
broken few weeks ago by being
kicked by horse. He did not
think the injury was serious and
had managed to keep moving
around, but a recent exray ex-
animation showed the bone bad
been split, but was knitting
together again.
Herman Camus, the Big Stone
City man who had undergone a
half dozen surgical operations
within the past year, died at St.
Barnabas hos pital, Minneapolis,
on March6 9Th, the funeral taking
place last Monday, under the
auspices of the Big Stone lodge
of Odd Fellows. Mr.. Camus
was one of the first settlers at
Big Stone, his father settling on
land adjoining the toRn in 1873.
He was 81 years of age.
Casper HAITI of Aberdeen was
sojourning in town one day last
week. Casper was one of the
early day residents of Big Stone,
but of.late years has been living
in Eureka, where he has a
general store. He is just now
on his way home from visit to
friends at the old home in Wis.
consin, where he had been spend.
ing several weeks and also to
his brother Florian at Yankton
i in this state Casper is about tc
commence the construction of a
large business block in Aber.
deen.
| Mrs. Rosina Zimmerman, OF
| Big Stone, a sister of John
Wasem of that place, died at
Aberdeen Tuesday, she having
been spending the winter with
her sister, Mrs. Sidow of that
latter city. Mrs. Zimmerman
was in her 62d year. Her daugh-
ters are Mrs. G. Schwartz and
Miss Lena Zimmerman of Ad-
Olson, N. D., Mrs. E. P. Snyder
of Davenport, N. D., Miss Kate
Zimmerman of Big Stone City,
and she leaves two sons, j. N.
Zimmerman of Fargo, and j.
Zimmerman of Helena, Mont
The remains were taken tC
Shaffee, N. D., for burial.
The board of education at a
recent meeting decided to make
arrangements for the full day
system during the next school
year. This will require the en-
gaging of three additional teach,
ers, and the securing of three
more school rooms. To provide
the latter the city council has
engaged to repair and place in
suitable condition fer school pur
poses the upper and lower rooms
of the fire engine building and
the council room, and has tender
ed the use of these to the board
of education free Of rental. The
board has accepted the propo
sition, and will make use of these
rooms temporarily or until such