The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-12-04

The donation of the Outing
! Magazine to the reading room
by some public spirited person
would he much appreciated by
the management and patrons of
the library.
Remember the sale of organs
this week and next at the Music
Store.
The Ortonville Journal states
that Fred Harris, who formerly
worked as printer in this city
but who is now publishing the
Mclean County Miner at Wash
burn, N. D., recently was threat
ened by whitecaps, who posted a
notice on his prin ting office door
to vamOose- the ranch, but
the editor says he doesn't pro-
pose to do anything of the kind.
Attention is called to the large
adver tisement on another page
announcing the auction of the
Tenneson, O'Leary stock of gen.
eral merchandise at Albee. The
firm is going to close out all of
it's business in this line, and has
engaged the we'll known w. D.
Gordon Company to make the
sale, which will commence on
next Wednesday, December 9th,
and continue until the goods
are disposed of.
The Milbank band has recent.
ly been reorganized, has engaged
w. G. Miller as instructor and
has commenced regular practice
under his leadership. Some new
musicians are soon to be secured
for the band and it is expected
that a most excellent band will
be the result. There is always
more or less expense necessary
for a band organization, and the
boys have made arrangements
for ball to be given next Friday
evening, the proceeds to be
a benefit to help pay for instruc-
ton and other expenses. If you
feel like helping the band buy a
ticket and thus assist the boys
in providing Milbank with a
musical organization that will be
creditable to the city.
| Mr.. Lester Lord, the young
man who had his arm mangled
in a SHREDDER about three weeks
ago, and had to have the limb
amputated, desires to thank the
many friends who assisted in
the contribution taken up for his
benefit. He feels very grateful
for the kindly manner in which
he had been assisted, and wishes
to express his appreciation OF
the kindness extended to him
by those friends and also to DR..
Ferguson for his skillful treat.
ment and moderate charge. The
contribution taken up by Mr..
Berkner for the young mans
benefit amounted to $135.5O.
Mr.. Lord goes to his home at
Sparta, Wis, the first of the
week.
The many friends of Miss
Maud Turner, sister of Mrs. J.
B. Stone who has been engaged
in the Stone & Sullivan store for
several years past, regret to
learn that she has been obliged
to leave Milbank on account OF
failing health, and will undergo
treatment at a hospital al
Detroit, Mich, which is near her
home. The young friends OF
of Miss Turner in the Inter
mediate league of the M. E.
church, an organization of which
; she has had charge during the
,, past three years, and in which
she has been a faithful worker,
and to the members of which
: she has endeared herself, will
more particularly regret her de
parture, and all hope for her
speedy recovery to health and
strength.
Worlds Fair Commissioner
Saunders, who had been for
couple of weeks attending
meeting of the commission at St
Louis, returned home last week
: Mr.. Saunders says that mos,
desirable site has been secured
, for the South Dakota building II
a central location and that its
. construction will be commenced
at once, the contract for which
has been let. Ample space II
!, the agricultural, mining and ed
I ucational buildings has been Sc
I cured, and in these and thu
: game and fish departments
the state will make a complete
exhibit. Mr.. Saunders comes