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

IN the Gam BILE block, where he
is conveniently provided for and
has excellent court rooms for
the transaction of business.
Chas. Brown, one of the old
settlers in the Milestone valley.
in Big Stone township, has re
Gently increased his land hold
ings by purchasing the Mccall
farm in section 26, of same town.
ship.
w. E. Rhodes who formerly
worked in the HERALD ADVANCE
office, and later at SlssetOn, is at
Glasgow, Montana, and in
company with a resident of that
place is about to start a news
paper there.
Adna Woolsey returned home
Wednesday, having been down
helping to take care of his father
in law, who has been very seri-
Ouslv i'll in Alban township. Mrs
Woolsey remained over with the
intention Of going home later.
Rev, A. M. Hardness, of
Arlington, who is known to
many of our Milbank people, is
about to remove to Santa Fe,
New Mexico, where he expects
in the warmer climate to recupe-
rate his health and that Of his
family.
The old soldiers and their
wives made a surprise visit
upon Comrade G. 9. Porter and
his wife last Tuesday evening,
and a merry time was had by
all, the visitors leaving a mem en-
to of their call with Mr.. and Mrs.
Porter.
Miss Lola Vandervoort has
been suffering from the misfor
tune of having a foreign sub
stance, supposed to be a small
particle of bone or piece of plum
pit, IN her throat, and the
physicians have been unable to
remove it.
Episcopal service Sunday,
March l3. Service and Holy
Communion at 10:45 a. m.
Evening service at 800 0 clock.
Saturday evening service at 500
O'Clock. Seats free and stran-
gers always welcome at any of
the services.
Miss Chris tina VOnWald went
to Aberdeen the first of the week
to visit her sister, Mrs.
Shuester, who has been at the
Aberdeen hospital for some time.
having recently undergone an
operation by DR.. Rock. She is
now improving and will soon be
able to be taken home.
Mr.. J. G. Rawson has pur-
chased the Kinch place near his
mill and will move his family in
from the farm by the first Of
April. Mr.. Kinch has rented
Mrs. Rusts, house on Fourth
street, Mrs Rust expecting to
go to Aberdeen to spend the
summer with her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Ortwein.
Fish Warden Mount says that
he learns that parties on the
lower yellow banks are putting
traps and nets into the creek,
and that this has also been done
occasionally in the Milestone.
The fish warden says he will
prosecute and make an example
of anyone he can discover using
these unlawful means to take
fish.
l.. p Ranous returned the
first of the week from a two
weeks visit to Milwaukee and
Chicago, where he had been look
ing after business connected
with his mining company. Mr..
Ranous left yesterday for
Seattle. where Mrs. Ranous and
Lloyd are living, and about the
last of May will 90 north to
Nome again for the season.
While d. B. Nichols was pass
ing along the sidewalk IN the
vicinity Of the court house last
Tuesday one of A p. Lindquist S
dogs rushed at him and bit his
hand and tore his coat. Mr..
Nichols Immediately had the
wound cauterized and dressed
by DR.. Jacotel, but it left the
hand in a very sore condition.
Mr.. J. w. Johnson says that the
same dogs attacked him but
short time before Mr.. Nichols
was bitten, but that he succeeded
in driving them off. The dogs
were later put out Of the way