The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-03-11

your seed wheat.
Fred Meyers, the blacksm NTH
reports a nice little daughter
arriving at his home last Mon.
day morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Fitch and
Mrs. A. S. Chappell enjoyed a
turkey dinner with Mrs. j. Raw
son, in Melrose township Wed
nesday.
A meeting of the repu blican
county central mittee has
been called for the 18th to set
a date for calling the county
convention.
l.. L. Conright, the court
house ianitor has been on the
sick list during the week aud
unable to attend to his duties for
several days.
Mrs. A. Baker, aunt of the late
Mrs. A. II. Deits, who accom-
panied the remains to Milbank
for burial, returned home to
Minneapolis Tuesday.
A package Of lace was picked
up on the street and owner can
have it by calling at the post
office store. A large platter also
awaits an owner at the same
place
AS will be seen by notice in
another column, Herman Silcher
is advertising his farm machin-
cry and live stock for an auction
sale Thursday, March II. Mr..
Sllcher expects to 60 to the city
to live for time at least.
Messrs. Stone & Sullivan call
atten ton to their new spring
goods, which is more complete
and absolutely elegant than ever
before The ladies are specially
invited to drop in and examine
this fine display Of all the latest
and up to date fabrics.
AS will be seen in another
column the merchants of the city
have made arrangements for a
new system for delivering goods.
The new arrangement will be
much more economical for the
retail houses and will prove more
salts factory to their customers.
Messrs Poison & Co, Of the
Milbank Laundry solicit your
laundry work by advertisement
in another column. They are
now getting nicely started and
are determined 10 merit the
patronage of the people of Mil
bank by the quality of the work
they turn out.
j. H. Conley, of the clothing
firm of Murphy Bros. & Conley
of WatertoWn, arrived in the city
Wednesday, coming over after
Jerome DOre who clerks for that
firm, but Jerome had taken his
departure for Watertown the day
before. Mr.. Conley is a nephew
of Mrs. James Dore, and visited
here until this morning.
Messrs. Erlandson & Johnson
in advertisements call attention
to their immense new spring
stock of clothing for men aud
boys. 1 is one of the finest
stocks Of mems clothing ever
brought to the city. Their stock
Of dress goods and ladies suit
ings IS also remarkable for var.
iety and quality and only needs
to be inspected to be approved.
The entertainment by Miss
HELEN Smalley, under the
of the Excelsior reading
Club, and as a public library
benefit, was given at the Congre.
gatiOnal church Tuesday evening.
a good sized audience being pre-
sent The readings were of ex-
cellent character and artistically
Half Of the net pro
ceeds secured for the library.
over sd. Will be used for
the purchase Of new books.
We wish to call your attention
to our line of tailor made suits,
skirts and silk petticoats-the
most complete line we have ever
carried. STONE & SULLIVAN.
Messrs. S. S. and james
Lockhart enjoyed a visit from
two of 5heir brothers the first
Of the week, Thos. L., Of Portage,
Wis, aud r. S. Lockhart, of
Clear Lake, Deuel. county. The
former had come from Wiscon-
sin to attend his sister-in- laws
funeral at Brookings, and r. S.
r l. l. H.