The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-11-13

| week.
DR.. Ferguson reports his
patient, S. M. Pasco, as constant
ly improving.
Frank Thorndike, of Big Stone
City, is doing jury duty this
week at the county seat.
Grandma Hocum went to
Minneapolis yesterday, where
she expects to remain during
the winter.
Dr.. Ferguson, DR.. Ross and
August Mittelstaedt were after
ducks up at the Day county
lakes last Saturday.
W. G. Kruger and wife, who
had been visiting friends in
Wisconsin and in other localities,
returned home yesterday.
Lawyer Bentley, the land man,
started for Southern Minnesota
this morning where he gathers
up a car load of land seekers to
Assiniboia.
The brick work on the new
Episcopal church was completed
this week. The plasterers are
about to start to work on the
building as soon as stoves are
put up.
World S Fair Commissioner
Saunders started for St. Louis
Monday night, where he will
meet the other members Of the
commission and complete the
details for the erection of the
South Dakota building on the
exposition grounds.
Charles Ballard, one of the
old settlers in Big Stone town
ship, who is now located at Nor
man, Oklahoma, has been in
Milbank for the past week.
Charley thinks the Oklahoma
country is all right and is look
ing up parties who desire to
emigrate to that locality.
Dr.. Silcher, the optician, will
be at Bleser's drug store from
NOvem Der 14th to Decem Der 1st,
and if your eyes need attention
the doctor will be pleased to
help you. The doctor is well
known here as being thoroughly
skilled in his work and reliable
in his business transactions.
One fourth off on trimm med hats
and walking hats November Is,
II and Is at Stone & Sullivan S.
Two elevens from the city
schools had an exciting game
of foot ball Wednesday. They
styled themselves Plebs and Sen
iors, and though the latter is said
to have weighed an average of 30
pounds more on the line up, the
Plebs called for all the glory by
not permitting the opponents to
make more than eight points.
N. J. Bleser, the druggist,
started for Chicago and the Min
nesota cities yesterday to make
purchase of fall and holiday
goods. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Bleser and children, who
will 90 TO Manitowoc and other
points in Wisconsin for a visit to
friends and relatives, and Mr..
Bleser will also stop at Mani
towOc for visit with his mother.
The twenty-irst session of the
South Dakota Educational AS
socation will be held at Aberdeen,
December Goth, 30th and 3lst.
The railroad fare for the NEE ing
will be reduced to fare and
one-third for the round trip, and
there will also be reduced hotel
rates for those attending. A
fine program has been prepared
for the meeting.
The Red Wing Butter & Egg
Co. is paying the following prices
for live poultry this week: Tur-
KEYS 9 cents; Chickens Z cents;
Hens 6 cents; Ducks Z cents;
Geese 6 cents. Bring in your
birds and take home nice barrel
of winter apples, they have the
best in town-don't go home
before seeing them at the Round
House.
The case of Robert Leschinsky
VS. the G. M. & ST. P. railway
company was on trial Wednes-
dav, and was submitted to the
Jury Yesterday. The plaintiff
received injuries while boarding
the train as a passenger at
Corona station several years
ago The case was contested on
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