The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-06-30

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Minnesota points where he had
been on business.
Miss Emma Llebing, living
northwest of town, left Saturday
night for Waterville and other
points in southern Minnesota to
visit relatives for about six
weeks.
The Milbank first nine went
down to Ortonville the first of
the week and played ball against
the first nine of that place, doug
them up 10 the tune Of ) too.
w. G. Mcpherson, who does
the delivering for several of the
stores. has covered the wagon
with canvas, the better to pro,
tect the goods he handles from
sun and rain.
The board of education meets
this friday evening at regular
session. Bids will be opened
for the moving of the school
buildings from their present site
to the school grounds. Also for
the plumbing of the school
house.
Mrs. E. G. Oder, of Lehr, N.
D., is visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlob Oehler,
having come from the north
state to attend the German camp
meeting at Big Stone lake.
The foundation for G. E. Nc
GoWau 5 new house is completed
and ready for the carpenters
The foundation is built with red
concrete blocks which present
very nice appearance for this
work and it is said 10 be superior
to stone in many respect
/ Morley x 9tyniest. taa wJlI
drillers are sinking d well for
Will Gaynor at the place over on
! the east side Of town. They
have water at about $50 feet,
which comes to within fifty feet
of the surface They are en-
larging the we'll to a five inch
size.
Chas. Falls, a former resident
of this locality, who has been for
number Of years living at the
soldiers home AT Hot Springs.
was here meeting his old MilbanB
friends last week, while away OF
a furlough. He likes the hills
country and expects to so back
there this week.
Sailor Jean, who is travelling
on foot and wheeling what he
calls trolleyette, visiting every
state capital in the country, viii
be in Milbank, Saturday, July /
, 1905. He has walked over 16,
900 miles since he started out
, and is at present on his way from
Pierre to ST. Paul.
Glen Martens went to BrittOl
Monday evening, where on Tues
day he played ball with th'
Britton nine against Fairmount
n. d. The game was to be
hard fought one aud a larg
crowd was present, an excursion
, was run from Fairmount t.
!, Britton. Other sports were il
, order.
} DR.. F. J. Nav, Q. D., graduate
optometrist of the America
| Optical college. and also of tn
Northern Illinois college of Oph
5 thalmology and Otology, has dc
: cided to locate in Milbank, an
S will be glad to meet all who re
quire attention to their eyes
e His examination will be free an
= without charge. He will guar
antee all his work to be salts fa(
tory or money will be refunded.
|. Another illustration of tn
e dangers to which people are e1
). posed by the careless handlin
Q of a gun was given last Sunday
4. when a bullet was sent crashin
a through a window at the home {
l. Fred Bohn, and grazing a book
3. the hands Of Mrs. F. Tomowsk
& who was in the house at the tim
If The young men who were hant
r. ling the gun that was discharges
IF came near to having to answe
a. for a crime as we'll as causing a
j. accident that might have had tt
most serious results.