The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-05-13
II you are interested in voice
culture you should see Mrs.
Z. r. Mills Immediately.

culture you should see Mrs
= Z. b. Mills Immediately.
Masters Louis Saunders an(
: Bruce Middlebrook will accom-
pany Com missioner Saunders t,
st. Louis next week and take il
the great fair. The boys are O.
course anticipating a very en-
joyable excursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Laird, o.
Wilmot, were in town Monday
on their way to Saltwater, Mimi.
to attend the funeral of VIM. Nc
Kusick, Mrs. Laird's uncle, who
had for many years made his
home with the Laird family.
Miss Margaret Black was
called to Madison last Monday
by the serious illness of her
sister, Miss Clara, who has been
attending the normal school at
that place. In consequence OF
Miss Blacks absence, the pri-
mary grade enjoyed Monday
and Tuesday as holidays.
Wood Bros show rooms have
been popular place in which to
sit down and rest this week
Hot coffee and biscuits have been
on the bill of fare every day.
while the Majestic cooking range
has been in operation, giving a
practical exhibition of how it
does what is claimed for it.
The Milbank post office now
has a supply of the Louisiana
Purchase postage stamps for
sale. The stamps are consider
ably larger than the ordinary
stamp; the 1c have a picture of
Livingston, the &c that of Jetfer-
son, the &c that of Monroe, the
&c of Mckinley, and the 1Oc
bears a map of the territory
ceded.
The dwelling house formerly
owned and occupied by Mayor
Bouch on the corner of Fourth
street and Fourth avenue has
been removed and placed on the
lot corner Of Third street and
Fourth avenue by Gus Swanson,
who purchased the building.
Work on Mr.. Bouck's new resi-
dence to be erected on the lacd-
ted lots will be COM menced i'm
m mediately. !
Real enjoyment is had when
reading that clever magazine,
The Smart Set
Martens Bros. have moved
their real estate office from their
former location to the Meehan &
Brockman building adjoining the
postoffice on the south, and with
the Grant County Title Company
will occupy these fine office
rooms. The apartments have
been fitted up in an elegant
manner, and with the nice large
vault in connection they GER
tainly are the handsomest and
most convenient suite of rooms
in the city.
A reception was rendered the
lately received members of the
M. E. church at the home of w.
E. Vandervoort last Friday eve
ming, at which about one hun
dred members of the church
were present and greatly en-
joyed themselves. After few
words Of welcome from Prof.
Ramer on behalf of the laity of
the church, and a similar well
come extended to the young peo-
pie by Miss Koch, the pastor al
so extended a greeting to the
new members. A number of
fine musical selections were ren.
dered during the evening and
ice cream and cake were served
as refreshments.
Upon the return trip from the
state convention at
Sioux Falls a number of the dele
gates went around by Mitchell
and were handsomely entertain
ed by the capital com mittee Of
that enterprising city. The Wis
itors were met at the depot and
taken in carriages through the
city and were entertained with
luncheon at the city hall, where
an informal reception was ac-
corded them, and where a mum.
Der of the visitors responded to
calls upon them for remarks.
The visitors departed from
Mitchell recognizing that they
had been handsomely enter
tanned, and that the city has in
its business men a splendid com
pany of wideawake open hearted
huStlerS.
To My Friends and Customers
I wish to ctata tbat bova On obeo ,