The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-05-06
Mrs. Helen Olson and children
went to Ortonville Tuesday on
several days visit.

"ent 10 Ortonvllle Tuesday on
several days visit.
Miss Edna Wood left for Min
neapolls last week, where she
expects to spend some time.
J.. G. Rawson at the "Bie
Wlndmill' can furnish you with
fuel or feed. Call him up bv
phone.
Byron Miracle came from
Minneapolis and spent Sunday
with his parents. He is attend.
ing business college.
For the accommodation of his
customers and the public gener
ally A. V. Fisher will keep his
store open in the evening.
Miss Pearl Oehler and Miss
May Philips of Big Stone we're
Mllbank visitors Thursday
guests of Miss Kate Thorndike.
Roadmaster Phelan states that
it was II years ago last week
that he was appointed roadmas-
ter on the Fl. & d. a. this place.
Remember, a set of the best
cooking utensils, made Of copper,
steel and enamel, worth $50
given away absolutely free with
every Majestic Range sold next
week at Wood Bros. Don't get
left.
T. L. Bouck has taken rooms
in the Kreuger house while his
house is being moved to the cor
ner of 9TH ave. and 9th street
when the contractors will begin
the foundation for his new house
on the site of the one which was
moved.
James H. Eastman and son
Ralph, Of Wilmot, were in the
city Monday. They took the
train east that night, going on al
extended trip through Washing
ton and California. They will
return in time to get a glimpse
of the Worlds Fair.
Mrs G. A. Smith, mother of
Mrs. H. S. Volkmar, who has
made her home with the latter
for the past year, took her de-
parture on Tuesday mornings
train for Owatonna, MINI. where
she will visit for a short time
and then go to Michigan to spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. HI. Horton and
Mrs. Ed Dore will represent the
local Degree Of Honor lodge at
the Grand lodge session which
meets at Brookings, May 10th,
and Mr.. Matt Rourk is represen-
tative to the A. O. U. w. Grand
lodge which meets at the same
time and place.
AS will be seen by the list of
teachers engaged for the city
schools, a complete new set of
high school teachers will have to
be secured. Miss Christina
Koch, who has been so success
ful in her work as assistant
superintendent for the past four
years, declined to take the posi-
ton the coming year. as she has
decided to complete her college
course and take lessons in elocu-
ton. Miss kays also expects to
return to her home in Illinois
for school work.
The time of year has come
when every good citizen should
take an interest in the sanitary
Of the village. Rub
Dish should be burned, ash heaps
hauled away, and old lumber and
trash piles cleaned up.
If every citizen Of our proud city
would devote a few hours of
spare time to cleaning up yards,
alleys and streets of things that
IRE scattered about promiscu-
,usly, it would make a wonderful {
change in the appearance Of our
ZONES. Pride is the up-building
If our characters, and the chief
Incentive of our younger genera ;
ion. Let every citizen be a help
o make this a pretty, if not the
and most attractive lit
lie city on the globe.
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county, was made temporary
chairman of the republican con-
7ention and L. B. French, of
I Yankton, was made permanent
chairman. In both cases the
gentlemen were masters of the
situation and held the conven-
lion down to business.
Suits! Suits! Suits!
Mrs. H. G. Port announces that 1923
suits are going at $19; all $lS suits at
Bis: and all $3.50 and $l4 suits going