The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-05-26
r. L, Cagley, was At Aberdeen,
Thursday, of last week.

w Ill OCIldll GI Will I1dVo CtI ud-
tions for sale on decoration day,
at so cents a dozen. Also other
flowers at Schafer's market.
H. l.. Priest, who has been
principal of the Castlewood high
school for several years, has de-
clined reelection, and has ac-
cepted position as principal of
the Summit school.
We have received an invitation
to the com mmencement exercises
of the Aberdeen high school,
Which takes place on the Goth.
Our young friend, Chas. Colts
chalk, jr., being one of the grad
yates.
A district convention of the w.
G. T. g. is being held at Sisseton
this week. Mesdames w. H.
Wiseman, A. j. Hits, J. N. SAT-
ford, w. e. Vandervoort and
G. b. Leach have been attending.
Rev. E. FennLyman will preach
in the Elmira school house next
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
All persons interested in the re-
of the Elmira Con-
gregational church are urged to
be present.
A number of Milbank people
went out to Kilborn Tuesday,
and attended the ladies sale and
ice cream social of the U. B.
church of that place, and which
was held at the home of Jessie
Walker.
Change Of advertisements this
week: Hawes & McCollum, Mey-
ers & Son, G.. A. Kern and the
Milbank Cycle works Readers
should note these changes and
read them, as each advertiser has
something interesting to tell you.
The high school base ball nine
will give a two farce play at the
theatre decoration day evening.
under the auspices Of the G. A.
r. Prices 25 and 35 cents. Re-
served seats on sale at Nelson S
drug store
DIS laundry haye space in the
HERALD. ADVANCE this week.
They are doing an excellent
grade of work and are deserving
of your patronage. Their out
side orders are increasing and
last week they added several
new towns to their list.
Mrs. S. Grice returned home
from the cities last week, and
states that MIR. Grice was getting
along nicely from the severe
scalding which he received a
short time ago, but it was thought
best for him to remain in the
hospital for few days.
w. N. Phillips, who was super
intendent of the high school sew
eral years ago, but who is now
engaged in the Office of the head
clerk of the Modern Woodmen
of America, at Rock Island, ILL.,,
states that they now have a little
daughter in their family, as well
as the son who was born in Mil
bank.
Attention is called to the offer
of the Minneapolis Journal which
is giving fine wall chart to it's
subscribers when the payment
of years subscription is made.
The Journal is the paper of the
northwest and this splendid map
is a valuable article in any office
or home.
The band has ordered new
uniforms, which will be black
broad cloth, trimme with black
braid. On the collar will be the
letters G. G. B. (citizens concert
band). The caps will be of the
regular army pattern, and the
boys will present very swell
appearance.
The city concert band held a
business meeting, Friday even
ing. A proposition was made
them by the T. 1. Cash Carnival
company, to hold a carnival in
Milbank on June 90, 80 and July
1st, under the auspices of the
band, which was accepted, and
of which mention is made in
another column.
Among those who are taking
advantage of the new sewer and
are making connections are:
Wood Bros, Farmers Bank,
Crawford's restaurant, John
MADEIRA, E. p. Mesmer, Mrs.
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