The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-03-27
STONE & SULLIVAN for novel
ties in summer dress goods.

purchased "a barber shop in
Webster
j. S. Farley has some extra
good bargains to offer in shoe
and disc drills.
Mrs. Frank Burman has gone
to Battle Creek, Mich, where
her husband has been living for
a short time.
John Burgan now has his feed
mill in running order, at the
elevator, and will keep a stock of
feed on hand at all times.
Mrs. F. Nj. Guthrie enter
tanned a dOze1 young ladies at
tea Sunday evening in honor of
her guest, Miss Cora Kegg, of
Wilmot.
The spring term of circuit
court, which under the new law,
is called for April 14th, has been
postponed to May 11th by his
honor, Judge Mccoy.
Walter Poppe has been selected
to represent the MiIbank high
school in the Oratorical contest
Of the high schools of the state,
which is to be held at Yankton in
May.
Robert Scott, who is teaching
one of the schools in Osceola
township came down to Milbank
to spend Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Scott.
Dr. Vosburgh was in Milbank
last Saturday looking over the
town as location for a dentist,
and will probably open an office
in the telephone block on or
about May 1st.
The many friends of Miss
Emma Patwell will be pleased to
learn that her services have
been secured as trimmer for
the season in Mrs. L. L. Con-
rights millinery emporium.
Nels Bergren of Stockholm
was in town Tuesday. Mr..
Bergren has been having a
serious time with sickness in
his family, his oldest son being
at the present time down with
pneumonia.
Mrs. H. G.. G. Rose read a
very interesting paper on "Book
Review and Mrs. F. B. Roberts
one on "Our State,' last Satur-
day afternoon at. the Excelsior
Club meeting at the home of
Mrs. Ed. Healy
Word was received Wednes-
day that the second operation on
Robert Sutcliffe's eye had been
successfully accomplished by
DR.. Kohler in Minneapolis, and
that Mr.. Sutcliffe would soon
have the use of his eye.
In the voting contest carried
on by the Alpina medicine COM
pany last week, the count was
made Monday evening. Miss
Mayme Nixon was awarded
the first choice, and received
the diamond ring. Miss Ella
Nord securing the second high
est number Of votes received d
silver tea set.
r. M. Gatchell. recently from
Huron. but who for a number of
years was engineer at the Water
town pumping station on lake
kampeska, arrived here last
week to accept position as
engineer for the Wagner Milling
company. Mr.. Gatchell's family
will come over from Watertown
in the near future if he decides
to locate here permanently.
M. F. mings came down
from Wilmot Tuesday. He was
on his way to Redfeld, where a
meeting of the executive com
mitlee of the state Funeral
Directors association was held
on the 25th. Mr. Cummings
saws that the committee is plan
ming to make the meeting this
year the very best ever held
in the state, with some interest
ing new features.
Rourk & Empson is the name
of the new firm that has opened
a feed and seed store in the
Schnabel building on Second
avenue, and is composed OF
Messrs. Matt Rourk and George
Empson. They intend to handle
all kinds of feed and seed as we'll
AS several leading brands OF
-four. They also handle a fine
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