The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-05-22
y. Il. Antelman, of Aberdeen
was doing Milbank yesterday

we have marked down our
summer dress goods for the
next two weeks.
STONE q SULLIVAN.
A. }. Bleser the land man goes
TO Wisconsin and Illinois next
week to attend to some land ne.
gotiations.
Remember that Silcher. the
optlclan, will be at Bleser's drug
store Friday and Saturday. Nav
29th and Goth.
The ladies Benevolent society
will meet with Mrs. E. p. Mes
mer Tuesday, May %. All
members are requested to be
present (business.)
Miss Edith Crawford was
taken down sick with rheuma-
tlsm last week, and has been in
quite a serious condition, but
we understand is now much
better.
Mrs. Phelps, who had been
quite seriously i'll while visiting
her daughter, Miss Nettie
Phelps, had so far recovered
that she left for her home ia
Minneapolis on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. H. Shumacher
were called to Bowdle last week
by the death of a brother-in law
of Mr.. Schumacher, John Sue~
by name, who committed suicide
IN tit of dependency last
Friday.
County Com missioner Julius
tenner made trip to Yankton
the first of the week to visit the
hospital for tie insane and re
turned with julius kasulky,
whom the commissioners will
place at the county farm.
n. j. Schafer of Owatonna,
spent few days in Milbank the
first Of week, visiting his friends
and attending to some business
interests. Mr.. Schafer went
from here to OrtOnville where
he is putting up summer house
and where he will spend the
season.
James S. Montgomery, D. D..
Of Minneapolis, will deliver the
commencement lecture in the
opera house Thursday night,
May %. This lecture will be
one of the most pleasing ever
heard in Milbank and every one
should hear it. Admission 25c.
Reserved seats 35c.
John Perkins of Sisseton ar
rived on his way home from a
three week S trip to Washington
and the Pacific coast. John says
that he saw number of old
Dakota friends while away,
among them being Fred Fitch,
who is now living at Everett,
and employed in the Great
Northern yards.
AS will be seen by an adver-
tising card in this paper A. I.
Lindquist has taken up hail
insurance with his other busi |
ness and is prepared to insure
growing crops in a first class,
reliable company and at mod
crate rates. He has also added |
the Green wich of New York to
his list of fire companies. The
Greenwich is known as one Of
the strongest companies, and It's
sworn statement shows assets
of s., la, ,546.
Attention of school and public |
off GERS is directed to the ad-
vertisement of County Auditor
Pinckney in another column,
where notice is given that s., 400
is offered to borrowers on farm
mortgages, school or municipal
bonds at five per cent interest.
1t is hoped that borrowers with
anv of the above named secur-
ties will secure this state money,
as the loaning of these funds IS
a source Of profit to the schooi
fund, and a citizen or corporation
is TO p certain extent borrowing
from himself when using tkls
money.
Rev. Robt. Strut has re-
turned from attendance upon
the annual conference which
was held at Kidder: 5. D., last
week. Rev. Teichman, OF Big
Stone City and G. Thiele, OF VIII
mot. also attended the confer
ence from this locality. The
gathering was presided over by
Bishop Bowman, and although
the attendance was not large
co 600 was raised for missionary