The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-10-02
Furs, boas, scarfs and jackets
at STONE e SULLIVAN S.

Furs, boas, scarfs and Jackets
at STONE & SULLIvAN'S.
Minneapolis Salvage Co. S
closing out of the stock of E. H,
Johnson & Co. who are retiring
from business. See display
bills as to prices.
George Mosher, the Sissetou
furniture man, was greeting
Milbank friends and distribute
ing race bills in town yesterday
while waiting for the east train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurm Craigo,
of Wilmot, came down Tuesday
morning and Mrs. Craigo took
{ the east- t-bound train for a visit
! to her mothers home at South
Haven, Mich.
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 90.
are offering.
Earl Jackson, son of Agent
jackson, at Sisseton Agency,
took the Hankinson stage Satur-
day morning for Hankinson,
there he boarded the Sioux train
for Fessenden to resume his
work in the postoffice with his
brother. Sisseton Standard.
There is now total enrolment
of 321 in the city schools, Clara
Kohl, Ella Bethke, John Farley,
Clyde Prevey, Thomas Kelley
and Frank Lowthian are new
, acquisitions this week in the
high school.
The list of players reserved
and suspended, for 1904, by the
clubs of the American association
has been made public, and in the
reserved list of the Minneapolis
club appears the name of our
popular young towns man, Dennis
l Sullivan.
r George Cline and family are
, making preparations to move
to California and expects te
. leave for that state next week
Mr.. Cline has land in the lrriga
5 tion district of the Imperial LanC
Com pany, and will have the boys
Z work the farm, while he will con
5 duct land business. His son
S Will Clire, will come home from
North Dakota and accompany
q the family west.
e w. E. Rhodes, who has beer
e foreman in the HERALD ADVANCE
u office for over two years pas
S has become interested in th'
S Roberts County Banner at Sis
seton, and expects to remove t.
ol that city in the near future
O Mr.. Rhodes is an eXcellen
n printer and newspaper man
"a and the Banner is to be congra,
.. ulated on securing his services
G, His place as foreman in thi
IS office has been taken by Gil
Dickerson, one of the old tim
=, printer boys of Milbank, VIII
for several years conducted
q q newspaperin Hutchinson county
- and who is a thoroughly e,
- perienced practical printer,
I'll Wedding cards are OF
9, announcing the marriage
a. Miss Agatha Baxter, Of Mimi
apolis, and Mr.. Henry I
,v Martens, of this city. III
10 10 wedding ceremony will TAX
nt place at the church Of I'll
~ Immaculate conception at Nil
he ueapolis on Wednesday, Octobe
- 9TH, and the couple will be
.ct home, in Milbank, to the
on friends after November lot
wv The bride is a daughter
in +. w. Baxter, the man wi
opened up and first develops
the stone quarries at Ortonvlll
en- The soon to-be benedict is
raj member of the Grant Coun
81 Abstract & Title Co., of tn
rt- city, gentleman Of fine cha
ay acter who has been a reside
i'd of the county since he was
ed small boy, and he has a host
tor friends who will be pleased
ir. extend congratulations on tt
St. interesting event and wi
all Henry and his bride the hap
ness of life long honey moon.
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