The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-10-20
Fresh celery received twice a
week at Schafer Bros.

Fresh celery received twice g
week at Schafer Bros.
Wood Bros. are pain ting the
brick work on their hardware
block.
w. w. Reeves made ship.
ment of cattle to the St. Paul
market Wednesday.
Thomas Fitch goes to Hot
Springs next Monday to attend
a meeting of the soldiers home
board.
The Rebekah rummage sale
last week resulted in a sale of
some $50 worth of goods. All
bargains.
Mrs. M. j. Given was down
from Summit Tuesday to visit
with her daughter, Miss Ruby
Ryder, while on her way to her
new home in Wisconsin. She
will also visit her sons at
Altamont.
Schafer Bros. have just re-
ceived a new barrel of the cele-
brated Helms sauerkrout.
Conductor Buxton has had
charge of the Sisseton train for
the past two weeks, Conductor
Cinclair having been obliged to
accompany his wife to Rochester,
Mimi, where we understand she
is to submit to a surgical oper-
alton.
Those who have new adver-
tisements this week are: Bleser,
the druggist; Erlandson & John
son; G.. M. & ST. Paul Ry.; Hawes
& McCollum, Samelson, the har-
ness maker; Lender, the pioneer
clothier, and e. Emanuel. You
should read these ADVERTISEMENTS
and all others, and thus keep
posted.
The threshers arrived at Amos
Hevener farm ia Alban town.
ship last Monday morning, and
long before noon had threshed
out several hundred bushels OF
wheat and nine pound boy, and
this is considered the best show.
ing yet made in the threshing
line this season.
James Turner, one of the older
residents of the county, who re-
Gently disposed Of his farm and
purchased land in Assiniboia,
started for his new home last
week with a carload of stock and
farming implements. His land
adjoins that of his son-in. law,
William Magoon, who has been
in Assiniboia the past month.
Rev. S. A. Chappell left for
Watertown Tuesday, to attend
the annual conference of the M.
E. church, which is in session
this week. At the last quarterly
conference ofthe Milbank church
the official board by a unanimous
vote asked for the return of Rev.
Chappell to the Milbank charge
for another year, and the mem
bers and friends of the church
will be greatly pleased to have
him returned to the pastorate
where he has labored so zealously
for the past two years.
The G. A. r. post of this city
at a recent meeting passed a
resolution endorsing their com
rade and past com mander, n. l.
Lowthian, as a candidate for the
position of state commander of
the department of South Dakota.
Col. Lowthian IS an enthusiast
in all matters pertaining to the
G. A. r., and we believe that
when the time arrives for choos-
ing new officers no worthier,
more efficient or capable depart
ment com mander could be Sc
lected than Comrade Low
THAN.
The many friends of 1. B.
Record will be pleased to hear of
4 kindly act of benevolence of
which he has been the recipient.
1t will be remem bered that his
daughter, Miss Carrie Record,
Iost her life in the explosion of
the Minnesota oil company's
plant in Minneapolis in the spring
Of 1908, the young lady being a
stenographer in the company's
office at that time. The president
Of the company also lost his life
in the explosion, aud his sister
who was the heir to his estate
has given $4,000 to each of the
families of dependent employees
who were killed in the accident.