The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-05-08

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AndOver yesterday to give the
railroad men on that run good
time.
TIE G. A. r. and citizens are
making arrangements to OBJ
serve memorial day in the Gus
tOmary manner.
II. J. Benedict is breaking
ground on the lot north of where
! Merritt Wiseman lives for the
erection of dwelling house.
At recent examination by the
state board Of pharmacy at
Aberdeen, Fred. Van Dusen re
ceiVed an assistants certificate.
The excelsior club will serve
ice cream and cake at the Pease
music store tomorrow. Saturday
evening, for the benefit of the
public library.
Walter Poppe left for Yankton
yesterday afternoon to represent
the Milbank high school at the
state oratOrical contest among
the high schools.
John Erlandson has been
building up the north chimney
on the M. E. church which was
blown down by the wind storm
during the winter.
O. H. Bauman, the harness.
maker who has been working at
GrOton, was in town for a day or
two during the week. He ex
poets soon to 60 to Brookings to
work.
Mrs. M. J. Bowser, of Port
land, Ore, a former resident of
Milbank and sister of j. EIDE.
arrived here yesterday on a
visit to her old home and
friends.
Peter Van Asche, of Melrose,
was at the train yesterday ex-
pecting to meet sister, who is
coming from Holland to make her
home in America. She is ac-
companied by boy.
r. NJ. Gatchell, who has been
engineer for the Wagner Milling
company, expects to 90 to Web
ster the first of next week,
where he has accepted a similar
position in the Webster mill.
Mrs. Chas. Adams of st. Paul,
an old friend Of Mrs. W. W..
Downie, was an early morning
visitor with the latter on We'd
nesday. She was on her way to
spend several weeks with friends
in Roberts county.
Mem mDersand others interested
in the Improved Order of Red
Men are notified that there will
be a meeting held at Harmonic
hall, Thursday, May 14th, for
the purpose of reorganizing. A
J. Schunk, member of the great
, council of Minnesota will be
present.
M. L. Ecker took a carload OF
goods to Ward county, N D., for
E. S. Healy, leaving here Wednes
day, and Mrs. Healy and daugh
ter Annis took their departure
to join Mr.. Healy last evening.
Mr.. Ecker will go on over into
y Canada, and possibly locate where
Mr.. Nichols is in business.
County Surveyor Crowl has
just finished surveying a new
addition to Twin Brooks, which
has been laid off on the west side
of town. He has also been en-
gagged to plat an addition tc
Stockholm. These new addi
; tons would indicate that our
) Grant county towns are in
; flourishing condition.
| John Burgan has been having
quite a serious time for the
past week or two from a colo
. which has settled in his larynX
He has been unable to attend tC
his business at the elevator, and
I a portion of the time has beer
confined to his bed and been un
able to speak above whisper
1t is hoped that he will soon bt
recovered.
, TEETH. DR.. Vosberg will
open his office over Wood Bros
+. hardware store May 9th. Th'
, doctor comes prepared to do al
!. kinds of first class dentistry
Specially of crown and bridgt
work. Teeth without plates
t Gold, silver, alloy and platinum
5 filings, also porcelain and ename
(, filings inserted. And in order
: to put my work before the people
l will from May 9th to 14th ex
: tract teeth absolutely withou
5 pain. also all other kinds of den