The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-10-27


this week.
Mrs. w, F. Stahler has been on the
sick list this week.
Carlson & Co. are pushing the work
on the new Bentley block.
Ole Rud, of Dawson, Mimi, is
in the city today on business.
H. s. Marks, living north of town,
is building a large residence.
}. B. Bretrick, of Appleton, was
trans acting business in the city Thurs
day.
Frank Robel has recently built a
barn on his property in the east part
of town.
Jesse z. Inflow, Of Wapheton, N. D..
was calling on Milbank friends dur
ing the week.
A little son of VIM. Paul, living
northwest of town, was taken quite i'll
the first of the week.
| A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Matt Wagoner, of Alban
township Saturday morning.
The finishing touches are being
put on Nj. M. Ramer's new house and
IL Will be ready for occupancy soon.
Attorney G.. G. Lassell, formerly of
Twin Brooks, was in town Wednesday.
Mr.. Lassellrecently moved to w aubay.
The houses occupied by Lynn Hawes
and Ralph Amsden on Third street,
are being quite extensively repaired.
d. Staats is having some improve
ments such as new house, built on
his property near the cooperative
creamery.
The public schools were opened
| Wednesday, but the attend ance is said
to be r rather light in some of the lower
grades.
Messrs. S. FL. Simons, George A.
Henkley and l.. G. Goodsell. of Mas
sau, Iowa, were Milbank visitors
durin e the week.
Large shipments of range cattle
are being made from Evarts. Last
Saturday eight train loads of 25 to
~ cars each passed through Milbank.
Wheat No. 3 is worth 7Oc. mo. q.
81 c.: macaroni wheat, 81 to 60 c.:
oats, Is to 2l; barley, 26 to 30: -four,
$3.50: bran, $500 and shorts sl4.OO.
Gus Kline at the mill was wearing
larger smile than usual on account of
little daughter who put in an ap-
pearance at his home Monday night.
The MILESTONE Milling Co. are
handing out some very handy pocket
maps OF South Dakota. Manager
Stahler will be pleased to hand you
one.
| Joseph Roggenbock returned Tues
day night from Appleton, where he
| has been for the past two weeks
working on the new mill being erected
on the site OF the old one DESTROYED by
fire.
Miss Agatha Moen, of Beresford,
S. d., will be in Milbank after the 31st
OF this month prepared to give in
struction on the piano or organ.
Elsewhere you will find her announce
ment.
Franz Wendlund was enjoying
visit from sister Elizebeth Wend-
lund who recently arrived from Ber-
lin, Germany, and whom he had not
seen for fifteen years. The lady is
living with an uncle at Altamont,
where she returned Wednesday.
Ralph Helms, who has been down
in Mexico for couple of years past,
has been spending the week with Mil
bank friends. Mrs. Helms is visiting
friends In Minnesota, and will make a
short visit in Milbank before going to
California, where the couple will
q xn thni IL
Helms disposed of all his Mexican in-
terests before leaving that country.
Miss Agatha Moen wishes to an
nounce that she will be IN Milbank
after October 31st, to teach music.
Miss Moen Is graduate from the
college of music of the State Uni
versisy of South Dakota and has also
studied in the Sherwood Music School |
OF Chicago, as a pupil of VIM. H. |
Sherwood. Miss Moen will give in
struction on the piano, organ, har-
mony and history of mu sic. She is
also prepared to train choruses
and church chOirs.
The diphtheria epidemic seems to
have been pretty thoroughly checked
by the prompt action taken by the
OF the Guy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schaffer. liv.
ing north of the tracks. are rejoicing
over the arrival of fine daughter a.
their home Wednesday night.
1t is certainly amusing to hear of
some Of the rnmOrs that were floating
around the country over the phtheria
epidemic in Milbank. One party re.
cvived letter from relative in a
nearby city stating they had heard
there We're over 20 cases in this CITY,
stores closed up and that people
were only allowed to be on the streets
Just to get their mail, etc. c.,-why We
were simply isolated and if anyone
got into the town they were quaran
tined.
Advertised Letters.
Letters remaining uncalled for in
Mllbank pOstoffice, Oct. 25, 1905:
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