The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-04-01

Hdib WIZ was III uJuTou ldSJ NO
VEN Der by being thro vn from a
horse he was riding near Will
Riebe S, and who has been Grip
pied since the accident, is in
town soliciting aid to help him
get his leg reset. He is entirely
worthy of any help that may be
given him and il will be used to
defray the expenses of the oper-
alton.
We will give 80 cents per
bushel for good shelled corn.
Milestone Valley Milling Co. If
Mr.. A. J, Dokken, of Brook
ings, was IN town Wednesday,
and wished to state that he
would be here next week pre-
pared to make contracts for all
kinds Of cement work. Mr..
Dokken intends to establish a
residence in Milbank, and in
connection with his cement plant
will have blocking machine for
making building and foundation
stone for building purposes.
II. M. Lawrence of St. Paul,
inspector of the rural free deliv
cry service, held an examination
of rural carriers last Saturday.
AS some of the carriers on the
! EaJ L. i1I ri
two from other localities failed to
arrive on time, but two carriers
took the examination, H r. Ulrich
and F. NJ Fishell It is prob
able that date for another exam
ination can be arranged for later,
due notice of which will be given.
Rev. G. S. Davis, pastor of the
Carlton, Minn,, Presbyterian
church, with his wife was visit
ing Rev. Chappell during the
week, the two ministers having
formed a friendship while they
were located for several years
near each other in the southern
part of the state. Mr.. Davis
has just moved from Went
worth to Carlton H G
preached in the Methodist church
Sunday night.
Judging from the caucuses
held in the City last Monday CHI
republicans are Matching out
Ii gasf nrSG ward the vote was
| 81 to 46 on the face Of the return
la the second ward was 81 and Il
/ Aug Anderson and Franz Croa
cominga tie on 50, but Croal vim
ing on a draw cuts. la the thir6
ward the vote was 81 to 6S
There ought to be 324 Roosevelt
votes in the city this fall, bu
some Of these republicans may
forget to vote for Roosevelt, d.
! they always Go at election time
We will have our grand sprin!
opening on March 29th and will
have on display all the lates
styles in millinery and sprin!
dress goods.
ST6NE & SULLIVAN.
We have received a SAINT
Cruz, Cal, paper of recent dat
which states that Mr.. and Mrs
j. H. King, of Milbank, are S.
pleased with the California eli
mate that they intend to max,
their permanent home in Santa
1t also mentions DIR. G. E. Dan
iels and son George, M. j. Ed
of Alban, and Mr. and Mrs Free
Camp of Twin Brooks, as bein.
sojourners in Santa Cruz, and al
SO states that DR.. Daniels is ne
gotiating for property there, bu
will return to Dakota for tn,
summer.
Rev. Mr.. Stamp, brother in
law of William Low THAN, has
been visiting'with the latter dur
ing the week. Mr.. Stamp ha.
recently returned from Califor
MIA, where he had gone with tn.
hope that the mild climate woule
tend to the recovery OF Mrs
Stamps health; but the tri,
proved unavailing, as Mrs
Stamp died a few weeks ago a
Imperial, and the remains wer,
brought to Tyndal in this stat,
for interment. Mr.. Stamp i.
on his way to Wisconsin, wher,
he is stationed as pastor Of tn,
) Methodist church at Nader
Rock.
State Collects Every Cent
Pierre S. d., March 30. -Lant
Commissioner Bach reports tha
every cent of interest due tn,