The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-09-02

Mr.. G. E. Skoe is selling out
his business in the post Office
building with the intention of
going to California i'm mmediately,
in hopes of benefiting his health.
B. w. Brokow, Eye Sight
Specialist, will be at Nelson's
drug store in Milbank, Sept. II
and IL, when he can. be consulted
for all eye troubles, Prices
lowest. A written guarantee
with all work.
T Mrs. Jas. L. Young and son
Ernst returned Wednesday from
several weeks visit to friends in
Illinois, and Miss Lizzie Young,
who had been spending the vaca-
ton at home, returned to her
school work in Day county.
A company of maidens consist
ing of the Misses Helene Owen,
Nina Vandervoort, Alice Halves,
Marmion Geer and Bessie Dow
ME went down to Ortonville Sat
urday and enjoyed picnic din
ner in the park at that place.
Secretary Smull of the county
central committee has deputized
f. w. Meehan to act as secretary
in his absence, and make filings
of nominations, ETC., so there
will be no inconvenience to those
who have business with the
com mittee.
The Swift County (Minn.) fair
and fall race meet will be held at
Appleton on September 90, %
and "a. Baseball will be the
amusement of the first day, but
on the two following days ther e
will be trotting and pacing races
for good purses.
Frank Mittelstaedt and Ben
Hawes, who spent week at the
Worlds Fair at st. Louis, re-
turned home Thursday. They
were accompanied home by
Frank Port, who had been spend
lag the past month with his sis
ter at Madison, Wis.
DR.. Kohler, of Minneapolis,
will be in Milbank, Wednesday,
September the 9TH, to do eye, ear,
nose and throat work at Dr.
Kriesel's office.
The Milbank friends of Miss
Helen Carrick will be pleased to
learn that she has been engaged
to teach elocution and literature
in the school of which Prof.
Vert, formerly of this place, is
principal, in the city of Los
Vegas, New Mexico.
AS will be seen by an adver.
tisement in another column, Mrs.
John Broun, who lives on the
VIM. Schafer farm, three miles
east of town, will have an auction
sale of horses, live stock, farm
machinery and household goods
on Tuesday, Sept. 13. Sale at
the farm.
Dan Collins, deputy U. S. Mar
shall, was in town Tuesday, and
was relating his experience in
the storm of two weeks ago,
which so badly wrecked the little
town of Willow Lakes where he
lives, and where he happened to
be at the time the storm struck
the village.
Louis Boerger of Webster,
spent a day or two with Milbank
friends during the week. Louis
has recently got started again in
the restaurant and baking busi-
ness in a good location at Web
ster, and his friends will be
pleased to hear that he is doing a
good business.
Mrs. McClay, Of Montevideo,
was visiting her mother, Mrs.
M. H. Wiseman and other friends
in Milbank the first OF the week
and returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will King and lit
tie son of Oakes, N. D.. have al.
so been visiting the Wiseman
family during the week.
Thos. Kippen, who has been
making his home at Toronto,
Ontario, during the past year,
came out on a visit to his Dakota
home last week, to remain for a
short time. He was accompan.
led by a niece, Mrs. Kippen and
daughter Bessie. who will visit
friends here for month or SO.
Rev. Button, of the Children s
Home at Sioux Falls, was in town
Saturday last, having brought
a twelve year old boy to place in
the home of Michael Sullivan.