The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-05-22

at Watertown this week.
Discount sale on hats fol
Saturdays, May 23d and 3Otf
only.
STONE & SULLIVAN.
James Miracle left for Illinois
yesterday morning, where he
goes to attend to some lanC
business.
Mrs. B. D. Gamble, who haC
been spending some time with
friends in Illinois, returned tc
Mllbank yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. j. N. Stafford went to Bic
Stone City this morning to at
attend the high school gradual
ing exercises at that place this
evening.
f. B. Roberts left Monday for
an extended trip to Washin gton
and the Pacific coast, where he
will spend a month or so recup,
Grating his health.
George Merry, who returned
from Iowa last week, says that
the recent rains in the locality
where he was had caused damag-
ing delay to corn planting.
{. +. HulSmann, the land man.
thinks he has made the best deal
of his life this week, Mrs. Huls-
mann having presented him
with a son and heir last Monday
morning.
The family of w. Dallman
were quarantlned for smallpox
the first of the week. Mrs.
Da1lman and son Edwin both
have the disease in a very
light form.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Anderson,
Of Langford, S. D., visited with
Mr.. and Mrs Forsberg Wednes-
day. Mr.. Anderson is brother
of Mrs. Forsberg and was on
his way home from the east.
TEETH Remember DR.. Vos-
burgh has opened his office
over Wood Bros. hardware store
and extracts teeth absolutely
without pain and all first class
dental work a. moderate prices.
Miss Bonnie Andrews, who
was elected assistant superin-
tendent of the city schools sends
word to the board Of education
that before receiving notice of
her election she had engaged for
a school in Minnesota.
Miss Ida Lau, who had been
spending several months with
her sister, Mrs. M. B. Wiseman.
returned to her home at Blue
Earth City, Mimi, Wednesday.
Mrs. Wiseman expects to go
down there also in a couple of
weeks.
Mrs. M. M. Ramer and Mrs.
+. p. Brock man went to Big
Stone City yesterday to attend
the wedding of Miss Kate Zim-
norman, who Was married to
Rev. Henry Haag, of Wisconsin
at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. John korte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Thumb
will hold reception to all their
friends on Tuesday, May 26, at
the Elliot store building for the
benefit of the Junior Endeavor.
A short program will be rem
dered. The little men and wo-
met will serve ice cream and
cake.
The Evangelical insurance
company has proved a money
saver to farmers both ia the
fire and hail lines. Mr.. George
Bury, as will be seen by an ad-
vertisment IN another column,
is now writing up hail insurance,
and will be glad to have you con-
suit him for insurance on your
growing crops.
A very close and interesting
game of base ball was pulled off
on the home grounds last Satur-
day between the Webster high |
school nine and the Milbank
high school boys, the latter
winning the game in score of
5 to 9. There was some excel
lent work done on both sides and
the game was well played as will
be noticed by the score.
Among those who went on the
California excursion to see the
land company's land
with George Cline last Monday
morning were Emmett McCollum
aud wife, Frank and E. A. Van
dusen, John MADEIRA, John
Swanson and A. G. Lender.