The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-09-23

Now is the time to order that |
new fall and winter suit. Drop !
IN and look over the full length
woolens at Erlandson q John
sou s September % and %.
A number of Big Stone teach
ers were visiting the Milbank
schools Tuesday and Wednesday
while their pupils were taking
practical lessons in corn canning
at the factory at Big Stone.
The Grant county friends of
Mrs. G.. H. Thorndike, of Min
reapolis, will be interested to
know that she was married the
18th Of this month to Mr.. M. l..
Unmuth of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keller, parents
Of Mrs. John Black, returned
to their home at Lennox, $. D.,
Monday, after visit of a month
Or more at the home OF Mr..
Black in Vernon township.
DR.. Goodman will move his
dental Office from the present
location to the rooms formerly
occupied by Justice Pasco, over
the Farmers bank, where he
may be found on and after the
Goth inst.
Ina, the little daughter of Prof.
Clark, while playing basket ball
last Tuesday, fell and quite Sc
verely strained the ligaments OF
her ankle, and as a consequence
has been unable to attend school
during the week.
Fred Snyder is the proudest
man in Milbank this week, all
because son and heir made his
appearance at his home Sunday
morning. and now Fred goes
around singing ''Who will smoke
my meerschaum pipe?
Mrs. Chris Schumacher and
Miss Margaret Moynaugh, both
of whom have been sufferers
from rhumatism for some time,
left for Mt. Clemens, Mich,
Monday. where they will receive
treatment at the springs at that
place.
William Meyers, the black
smith, met with quite "a severe
accident last Tuesday. While
shaaing a horse the animal be-
came restless and threw him to
the floor, breaking his hip and
bruisine his leg quite badly. His
condition is somewhat improved.
Twenty people are required tc
produce, "Two Merry Tramps
as now written and the company
employed for the present season
is selected from the dramatic,
operatic and vaudeville organiz
ations of America. Milbauk
opera house, Tuesday, Septem
Der q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hapgood
who had been spending severa
days in Milbank as the guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Saunders
took their departure Wednesday
morning for their home in Texas
where Mrs. Hapgood S father re
sides. and where was formerl,
her home.
Rev. E. Fem Lyman, Of Mil
bank. who will fill the pulpit o
the Congregational church to
morrow both in the mOrnln.
and evening is one of the brigh
young pulpit orators of the state
It is the desire of the member
of the church to have lar9
congregation present to hea
him.-Sioux Falls Argus Leader
Mayor Boucl1 has appointe
Thomas Fitch to the office @
police justice, made vacant b
the removal of S. M. Pasco frof
the city. The genial Tom say
that to get the machine going h
will marry the first MllbanI
couple who apply to him a
actual cost price, throwing o
all the retail profit.
Notwithstanding the fact tha
the weather turned cold th
early part of the month, the fros
, has held off until the corn GRO
has matured. Many Of tn
farmers have been cutting cor
for week or more, and only tt
very late planted corn or la1
! varieties but what is now SAT
: The probabilities are that or
, of the best corn crops eve
, raised in the county will be CT
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