The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-04-17
Lace curtains for 44c per pair.
STONE & SULLIVAN.

STONE & SULLIVAN.
Miss Ada Elliot returned from
Minneapolis last week.
Mrs. A. j. Bleser has been
improving quite nicely of late
and is again able to be arou nd
more or less.
Mrs. Joseph Fanset invites
the members and friends of the
ladies aid society to meet with
her next Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. P. Croak of Montevideo,
who had been visiting the
MADEIRA family and other friends
in Milbank for few days re-
turned home today.
Mrs. J. e. Truran and chill
dren arrived from Wisconsin
yesterday and Mr.. Truran comes
from the west today to ship
their household goods to Pierre.
G.. W. Silcher, optician, will be
at Bleser's drug store Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, April
23rd, Oath and 25th. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed or money re-
funded.
The Schafer Bros. have just
added large, finely finished
hard wood refrigerator to their
meat market equipment, giving
them more than double the re-
frigerator room they formerly
had.
Miss Caddie Jones, who had
been teaching school in the
George Mitchell district was
taken down with scarlet fever
last Sunday. Her mother came
from Montevideo to care for her
Wednesday. She has had the
disease in a light form and is
getting along nicely.
Mesdames Healey, Ecker,
Watson, Williams, Conright,
Ramer, Rix, Brockman, Rob
erts, Prevey, Wood and Downie,
members of the Excelsior Club,
were guests Of the Reading
Circle of Ortonville. Wednesday,
where a most delightful Post
Easter luncheon was enjoyed,
the Tourist club of Ortonville
also being guests of the occasion.
The friends of the Will Croker
family will be interested to learn
that Miss Nellie Croker was
married Wednesday to Mr.
Earnest Robinson at Monte
video The cards announce
that the couple will be at home
to their friends after May lst
at Pillager, Mimi. Nellie's Mil
bank friends cordially join in
congratulations and wish the
young couple happy welded
life.
Thos. Fitch returned from the
Hot Springs the first of the week
where he had been as a mem Der
of the state soldiers home board
Among the important business
transacted was the election o1
II. M. Goddard, of Sully county,
as commandant of the home,
vice Capt. W. V. Lucas. The
board will meet again at Hot
Springs June 30th, when the
change of commandants takes
place.
Dr.. B. F. Vossburg, the den
tist who has been located in Big
Stone for the past year will
move to Milbank about the first
of next month. He has leased
office rooms over Wood Bros
hardware store. DR.. Vosburg
is a graduate of the Michigan
university at Ann Arbor, and
has an excellent reputation as a
successful dentist, and has had
a constantly increasing practice
since coming to this part of the
country.
The Coad Evangellstic meet
ings at the Congregational
church closed after a success
ful three weeks Of work last
Sunday evening The meet
ings were very generally at
tended by all classes of the com
munity and much good was ac-
complished. Mr.. Coad is d
sincere Christian and a gen tie
man and presented his message
in straightforward and power
full way that conveyed the truth
without stirring up bitterness.
About forty decisions were
made for the Christian life
during the meetings. Mr.. Coad
was generously compensated by
freewill offering of about S115,
at the Easter morning service
His many friends in Milbank
will wish him great success in