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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Recommendations NJ. Webster,
aged q, native of Scotland resident of Los
Angeles, and Fay Campbell, 81 native or
Kansas, resident OF Pomona.
BERGMAN-E GEM GRY-Leddy j. Bergman aged
%. native Of Illinois, resident Of Los Angeles,
and May Emery, Is, native OF CaltOrnia,
resident Of Los Angeles.
BERMERSCHEIR-MAC MACMORROW Bruno w.
Bermerscheid, aged "a. native Of Indiana,
resident Of Los Angeles, and Mary A. Mac
morrow, 81, native of Ireland, resident OF
Santa Monica.
STANSBURY- Y-BUCKINGHAM James G..
Stansbury, aged %, native of Iowa, resident
of Los Angeles and Blanche NJ. Buclung
ham, 2t, native of California, resident Of
Fresno
BALL-William W. Leithead,
aged 35. native of Delaware, resident OF
Pasadena. and Alice f. Ball, "a, native OF
Iowa, resident of Pasadena.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES j. Fostler aged
A. native of Pennsylvania, resident Of Los
Angeles, and Elizabeth c. Higgins, %, ma
tive of Illinois. resident Of Long Beach
WILIARD-CARUTHER Henry Willard,
aged A. native of Washington, resident OF
Los Angeles, and Lucille B. Caruthers, "a,
native Of Illinois, resident Of Los Angeles;
HUDGINS-HENDERSO Hudglns aged
20. native of Kansas, resident of Los An
geles, and Stella Henderson, is, native OF
Texas resident of Los Angeles.
SMITH CKUS-Frederick @. Smith, aged
90 native of Canada, resident of Los An
geles, and Ethel M. Backus p, native OF
California, resident of Los Angeles.
LYNN-STENEN ENS-Frank j. Lynn aged %,
native of California resident Of Los Angeles
and Ada X. Stevens. %, native Of Iowa,
resident of Los Angeles.
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Wy amt AID
PrcD1li IQlI]lS

The most liberal offer ever made by any
newspaper to advertisers in the Want Al
Department is presented to Herald patrons.
With every cash Want Adj for The sun
day Herald amounting to 20 cents or more,
at the rate Of 1 cent a word. The Herald
VIII give free Of charge handsome cloth.
bound book These books are standard
works, and there are over 800 titles to select
from
Take your Sunday want ads to tho near
est drug store--you Will nnd it in the list
and receive an order en- The Herald for a
handsomely bound book, fiction poems.
convenience and select your book, which
HEINzEMAN's PHARMACY. Ninth and
McLATS 8 LELAND DRUG CO., Temple
A. j. MxERz, Adams and Central
y. n. VAN HORN, 241 II. First
~. Q. WORLAND, 2133 II. First.
ERNEST II. HALL. seth and Central
NINA Q. EDMlSTON, Vermont and Jeher-
a. 4. smDELER, s7e7 wesley Ave.
q. III. LEWIS, Third and Main.
WEsTLAKE PHARMACY, giOO w. Seventh.
=. H LEWIS, Ninth and Figuer0a.
HARPER McELREE. Washington and
b. O. ANsLEY 1901 w. seventh.
DIR. HASEMEIER'S PHARMACY, 55th and
LEWIS DRUG CO., Seventh and Central.
-: ": AkEY, Vernon and Central,
w. =. CHERINGTON, PicO and Union Ave-
EREEMAN-LISCOMB CO., 16th and Hoover
II; =: PARK, Bush and Washington.
DAAOU SAOhNA'f 'ANN
THE LioN DRUG STORE, 18th and Ten
CHICAGO PHARMACY, Central and 18th.
II. q. NOECkULI. Eighth and Central
HIGHLAND PARK PHARMACY, b1OS
PEOPLES PMARMACY, 5ss Temple.
g. KAEUFFER, 211 Also.
BECKWITH DRUG STORE, 1462 San
II. KALLIWoDA, 1860 Temple.
BOYLE HEIGHTS DRUG STORE, 1852 e.
f.. j. KRUELL aeO1 San Pedro.
EAST L. A. DRUG STORE, Ave. "a and
n n. MILLER, 2is1 Downey Ave.
XAN0E'S DRUG STORE, 18th and Figueroa.
FAKSH BAE1 sth ThrI and an9 STs
SENToUS PHARMACY, SentOus and 18th.
MILTON DRUG CO., Washington and San
RED CROSS DRUG STORE, 312s S. Main.
EDWARD G. BINZ, $500 S. Main.
A.. n. GIRARD CANDY STORE, $500 San
CRESCENT DRUG STORE, 5th and Towne.
III. E. HOWARD. 2681 w. PicO.
WEBER DRUG CO.. 9th and San Pedro;
FIGUEROA PHARMACY, Pico and Fig
MOTION SfSTd; CIGAR STORE, washington and
ARCADE PHARMACY, 9O5 e. 5th.
BOYD PHARMACY, Washington and YER
mont.
Out of Town Agencies
MUNDORF BROS, CIGAR STORE, Colo
RADIO and Raymond. Pasadena.
G. III. WARD. Al n. Fair Oaks Ave-, Pasa-
dena.
METCALF PHARMACY, Raymond and
Colorado, Pasadena.
sHECKLEs' DRUG STORE. Station H, N.
cASD% SfSSfSTi STAND, Sn.' OLD WHARF, Santa Mon
lea, Cal.
PACIFIC PHARMACY, Third and Utah,
Santa Monica, Cal.
OCEAN PARK DRUG CO., 1S9 Pier Ave,
PIER STORE CIGAR STAND, Ocean Park
WOLFS DRUG STORE, I'd and Pine Sts,
Long Beash, Cal.
e. II. JACKSON, 1S0 Pine ST., Long Beach
ARMOUR'S PHARMACY, San Pedro, Cal.
SEASIDE DRUG STORE, San Pedro, Cal.
MAYS DRUG STORE, RedOndO, Cal.
f. j. PLUMMER, Front St., Redondo, Cal
SMITHS DRUG STORE, 1O3k S. Green
leaf Ave. Whittier, Cal.
L. ROCKWELL, DRUGGIST, Compton.
HOLLYWOOD PHARMACY, Hollywood.
GLENDALE STORE, Glendale, Cal.
ELWOOD'S DRUG STORE, Alhambra, Cal
JOHN r. RICE. DRUGGIST, Downey, CAL
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-11
-. Los .ANeELEs. Cal. Dec. 20. Ol

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Dec 20, O
Mr.. Robert Peck,
San Diego, Cal.
Dear Cousin:
1 have before me your letter Of the
goth, in which you ask me to call upon
the firm Of J. Burris Mitchell & Co, 326
Douglas building. of this city, and in
quire into their method Of doing business
called at their offices yesterday, and
had quite a talk with one member of
the firm, and found that they are doing a
very big business. They will draw up
plans and specifications according to ones
own ideas and build the house in the
very bes5 manner, and take your note for
the entire cost of same. You can pay
them this money at the end of three or
five years, or make monthly payments to
equal what YOU are now paying for rent.
Interest on deferred payments at per
cent per year.
I looked at some of the houses they are
building, and at some they have finished.
and find their work and architecture of
the besEto be found l also talked with
the owners of these places, and found in
every case that he or she was perfectly
satisfied with the house.
II you want house built by contrac-
tors who are reliable, by all means give
the contracts to ]. BURRIS MITCHELL
& co. 326-327 Douglas Building.
Your Cousin
FRED.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-11


WE ARE PRACTICAL CONTRACTORS AND
architects. The members Of our firm are
thoroughly conversant with every detail of
building and our broad experience, both here
and in the east. has taught us that the best
is the cheapest, and no work material
goes In our houses that is not frst-class in
every particular. Call and see our plans.
comprising cottages, large residences, flats
and apartment houses. Or bring in your
sketch and wa will get you out plan from
your own ideas. r. N LAMBERTH & CO.,
suite 414 Braly bldg. Phones Home 2629.
Main 2222
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$3.50 cash, balance easy, for a hve-room,
strictly modern cottage on West Twenty
second street; large cellar; good car SER
vice. lot 50x140.
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DEATHS

HAsKINs-Walter, 1850 Cotton street, native
of California, diphtheria, aged 10 years.
KINSLEY-Philo Eugene, 1924 Thorn street.
Ross-Melvin H., 111O1A West Pico street.
native of Minnesota, typhoid fever, aged IL
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-nnnnn

$1,000 cash, balance $40 per month;
eight-room, strictly modern cottage on
West Twenty-eighth street; cellar, barn.
fruit trees: lot 50x14s.
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DIED

KELLER-At Sis South Main street. Los
Angeles January 8, 1905, Col H. w.
Keller, native of Mississippi aged 66
years Funeral wednesday, January IL,
at 2 d. m, from Trinity NJ. e. church,
South. Friends invited. Interment Rose
dale
OWENS-James w, January 10. at How
ards Summit. aged 23 years.
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Weather cnnditions

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 1O.-The storm has
moved slowly eastward and now overlies Ari-
zona, New MeNico and Colorado.
Heavy snow has fallen IN Utah and North
ern Arizona and heavy rain In Southern Ari-
zona and along tho Mexican boundary.
The following high winds are reported:
Eureka 32 from the north; Point Reyes %.
northwest; southeast Farallone, A.. northwest.
AT Phoenix 90 inches Of rain are reported.
Forecast
California, north Of Tehachapi-Fair We'd
nesday: brisk north winds
California, south Of Tehachapi- Cloudy We'd
nesday; fresh, southwest winds.
San Francisco and vicinity-Falr Wednes-
day; fresh north winds.
Los Angeles and vicinty-Cloudy Wednes-
day; light south winds.
Fresno-Falr Wednesdayi light north winds.
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FoR sALs
city Lots and lands

CJELAND HOME TRACT.
NADEAU sTATION
FIFTEEN MINUTES FROM SIXTH
AND MAIN STREETS, ON THE LONG
BEACH ELECTRIC RAILWAY, A MILE
AND a QUARTER FROM CITY LIMITS.
lots WATER
LOTS WATER
LOTS WATER
LOTS WATER
PURE ARTEsIAN WATER PTPED TO
EVERY LOT ON THESE
b0X1s5-FOOT LOTS.
CEMENT SIDEWALKS. 1S-FT. ALLEYS.
THIS Is LARGE sURbIvisfoS. Tnib EnIS.
AND HOUSES ARE BEING ERECTED
AND MANY MORE IN CONTEMPLA-
A FEW GOOD LOTS LEFT.
GUSTAV 3. SMITH, SOLE AGENT.
MEMBER l.. A. REALTY BOARD.
$50 II. w. HELLMAN BUILDING.
HOME 1853. MAIN 2112.
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eooo

SIPS cash. balance $40 per month, for a
lot 50xlSs, on West Thirty-eighth street;
all improvements
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BIRTHS

BRoWN-James A. and wife, 417 North Bur-
llngton avenue. January 6, daughter.
BROWN-Filmore b. and wife, 722h West
Seventh street. December 3O daughter.
TRERAS-Trinidad and wife, Utah street,
KNIsER-Ralph l.. and wife. California hos
pftal January 4, a daughter.
THOMAS-W. j. and wife. 955 West Thirty
second street, December q, son.
Peck & Chase Co., undertakers and embalm-
ers; lady assistant; 433 S. Hill. Tel. Main 81.
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FoR sALE
Houses

BRANCH OF
GOLDEN STATE REALTY COMPANY,
41a West Seventh street.
Home 1472 Main $40.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

FOR eALE-NEw AND SECONDHAND
pianos. including such Well-known makes rl
bteinway. Kranich 4 Bach, Estey. Emerson
and other high grades. We are also agents
GEO J. BIRKEL CO..
sAb-sH So Spring st
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LOTS,
LOTS,
AND LOTS OF LOTS,
ARE SELLING FAST IN OUR
TRACTS, l. e.

ann SbGbl-NG FAST IN OUR
TRACTS. 1. e.,
BOWEN e CHAMBERLINS
MAIN STREET BOULEVARD TRACT
AND
BOWEN G. CHAMBERLIN'S
MAIN AND FIGUBROA STREET
TRACT NO. 2.
GO OUT TODAY
AND SEE FOR YOURSELF THE ADVls-
ABILITY OF BUYING IN ONE OF THE
MOST DEsIRABLY LOCATED TRACTS
IN OUR CITY. WE ARE SPARtNG NO
PAINS OR EXPENSE IN MAKING
THESE TRACTS THE VERY BEST FOR
HOMESEEKERS OR INVESTORS. THE
LOCATIONS
ARE ON OLD MAIN STREET (NOW
CALLED MONETA AVENUE) AND FOR
TIETH STREET, AND NEW MAIN.
THREE BLOCKS NORTH OF VERNON
AVENUE.
TAKE MAPLE AVENUE CAR TO
FORTY SECOND STREET, ONE BLOCK
WEST, OR THE REDONDO CAR TO
FIGUEROA STREET. OFFICE AND
AGENTS ON EACH TRACT.
BOWEN & CHAMBERLIN.
A40 DOUGLAS RJJIIDING.
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BRANCH OF
GOLDEN STATE REALTY COMPANY,
Ala West Seventh street.
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Maximum temperature, 81.
Minimum temperature, g.
RainfGl past - hours, l5.
Rainfall for season, 400.
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CHAS. S. MANN'S

MELROSE AVENUE TRACT,
LOCATED IN BEAUTIFUL HOLLYWOOD
SECTION.
Large level lots, so, so and 100 feet front
by 622 feet deep, with cement curbs, gravel
sidewalks, water mains. Prices $500 up
Positively the lowest prices and the best
terms offered on this class of property
Take Colegrove car to Western ave-, where
our branch office is located. Representa-
tive always at the office. Don't fail to in
vestigate.
CHAs. S. MANN, S15 w. 4th st. Home phone
All.
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THE WEATHER

los ANGELES. Jan 10.
Time Bar. m. lR.H. wind Veil Weather.
: :. 5. m. M. ;s.E sss @ @ S@E : fl.asi 81. Clay.
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WANTED

To Purchase-Reai Estate
FOR A CUSTOMER I WANT FOR CASH
the best lot $500 will buy.
FRANK LERCH,
121 Henne Block.
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Agents

WANTED-AGENTS TO SELL OUR LINE
of wall paper, paints, burlaps, w. shades,
holdings, etc. samples free of charge.
WALTER BROS, 627 S. Spring. Home 1866;
Main 1855
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AND GLOVE MAKERS

SACRIFICE SALE AT v PRICE FOR 80
days only. Fine umbrellas. gold, silver.
pearl and ivory handles. Big assortment.
nmhrellas recovered. b2l 5. MAIN.
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HeIp-Male and Female

WANTED-LADY OR GENTLEMAN wTrIJ
fair education TO travel for arm ~
s2ogOOO.0O capital. Salary 100000 per wear
and ana eApe ,sl ensss, paid weekly. Address with
Address BOX 322, Herald office 'V'
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-11

FOR SALE - PROFITABLE CHICKEN
ranches from one acre up. FOSTER, $40
West Thirty ninth. Phone Home 2S45e.
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;17O0 HANDLES THE MOST COMPLETE
and up-to- date, best located millinery
store in city; cause, departure.
COAST EXCHANGE 534 Byrne Bldg.
MUST SACRIFICE FAMILY CASH GRO
Gerry: best location in city.
COAST EXCHANGE, 534 Byrne Bldg.
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To Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-TO PURCHASE A SMALL HAM
or foot power printing press. Must be il
first-class condition. Address, BRODER
SEN & BARBER 113 S. Spring street.
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situatIons-MaIe

WANTED-WE HAVE OPENED A REM
tai department IN our business and solicit
houses for rent
J. A. MORLAN & Co,
Az Chamber Of Commerce Building.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07
BAG
Headlight. April q, 1905.

Headlight. April b, l9b.
The regular nominees at the caucus
Saturday evening had no opposition
al the election Tuesday. Seventy-One
voters exercised the right Of the bal.
lot, 80 in the first ward and Al in the
second ward. The following gentle
men will hold Office until their success
sors are elected and qualified.
Mayor-H. o. Breckenridge
Assessor-G. A. Yonker
City Justice-G. w. Pew
Alderman, lst ward-J. w. Sahr
Alderman, I'd ward-Sol Roberts
On the school ticket the following
gentlemen received the votes:
FIRST WARD
Member at large Board of Education
II. D. Aldrich
Member Board of Education -Chas.
Phillips
Treasurer-Jam A. Gold
SECOND WARD
Member at large Board OF Education
II. D. Aldrich
Member Board OF E~ducation-C. E.
Grimm
Treasurer-James A. Gold
License carried by % majority.
George FURY and family, old resi-
dents az Yellow Bank, have gone to
their new home in Midale, Assiniboia.
They leave q host of friends and we'll
wishers here who will be glad to see
them return some day.
A sad accident happened at the home
of Albert Hoffman, four miles east of
Rosen, last Sunday. While the par.
ents were at church two sons, aged 81
and ID years, got to playing with q
gun, and in some way It was discharg- |
cd, killing the older boy. The funeral
took place at Rosen, Tuesday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07
w s VERNON
April 4, 1905?

April 4, 800!
Bard Tweed spent the past week at
j. EricksOn's.
William Port invested in a new
disc drill this spring.
Now is the time to hunt ducks and
geese, as there are plenty of them.
Ole Knatterud bought a team OF
horses from Mr.. Potter at Revlllo last
week.
Leonard Erickson is home from the
Milbank high school for a week S va
cation.
John Erickson went to Milbank
today to attend the commissioners
meeting.
Mamie Erickson. who has been Wis
iting with relatives in Albee for a
week. returned home last night.
The rain of the last few DAYS settled
the dust a little. which makes 1t more
comfortable to work in the field.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07
TWIN BROOKS
Grant County News, March 30. 1908.

Grant County News, March 30, 1905.
Fred Kruger. living six miles north
of here, lost rs tons of hay by fire last
Monday.
George Farnham went TO O~rtonvllle
Saturday and had an abscess removed
from his side. The patient is doing
nicely.
G. w. Prevey, of Milbauk, ex-clerk
of courts, has accepted the position of
bookkeeper at the State bank the
first of the week.
+. W.. Hart. a former resident OF
Twin Brooks. was renewing acqualnt-
ances here last week and incidentally
talking insurance to the men folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yves Heagy, Mr.. Ed
Ellington, Miss Elsie Ellington and
John Essington drove to Milbank Sat.
urday morning. Messrs. BillingtOr
and EssingtOn went to take the rural
mail carriers examination and the
rest of the party visited with friends
and relatives.
Christie Leola. the youngest daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Stevens
died Wednesday morning, March %
after a two weeks struggle with pneu
monia. The little girl was two years
old and a very bright, lovable child
The bereaved parents have the sym
pathy of the entire community IL
their hour of sorrow.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07
CORONA
April 5. l9O5.

April 5. 1905.
j. A. Gold of Big Stone, was doing
business in Corona last week.
Mrs. w. Hicks, who has been very
i'll for some time, is slowly recover
ing.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church,
met with Mrs. Saxton or Thursday,
April 9th.
Edith Crawford of Milbank, came up
on Tuesday, to visit her relatives,
Mr.. Whites people.
The Corona Sth grade schOl ars were
roy ally entertained at the school
house on the evening of April 1st.
Presiding Elder Graham of the Wa
tertown district, will preach in the NJ.
E. church on Sunday evening, April 9.
J. F. Dawson, Chas. Perkins and
Rev. Z. SaxtOn, went to WilmOt on
Monday to attend the quarterly con
ference.
Miss Batae, who has been visiting
with relatives in the west, arrived
Monday, to spend the summer with
Mrs. A. E. Francis.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07
SHORE
epublican, March 81, 1905.

Republican, March 81. l%D.
c.. f. Stevens and family went to
Twin Brooks, Wednesday, in response
to IA telephone message informing
them of the dying condition of a
niece residing at that place.
Byron Davis, who has run the
Lawrence place at Troy for the past
five years, has moved onto a farm
near Twin Brooks, which he has rent
ed for a number of years. Byron
will be missed at both Troy and
South Shore.
The republican enjoyed a pleas.
ant visit on Monday from Martin
Leheman, of Mazeppa township. Mr..
Leheman has recently returned from
"A three months visit with his daugh.
ter and former neighbors at Portal,
North Dakota. and he gave us some
very interesting information about
them all. He brought back some
samples Of grain grown by his son.
in.law, Otta Luebke. and Albert Erd.
man, a former resident of MaZeppa.
The samples are fine specimens OF
grain and are much better than what
was grown here last year. He visit.
ed Albert Erdman, Mr.. Loppie and
others from this locality and found
them all prosperous and happy. He
enjoyed his visit among them very
much and says he likes North OAK
ota better than he does Canada.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07
BLOOMING VALLEY
MARCH %, 1905.

Farm work is in full blast.
Anton Nelson is reported quite
sick.
Miss Louise Nordahl is at Orion
vile at present.
Mr.. Zakzaska is again around, at
ter an attack of sickness.
T. Quale is again enjoying the COM
pany of Blooming Prairie girls.
o. H. Dingsor's little daughter hurt
her finger quite severely, one day this
week.
The ladies of the Lutheran church
met at Mrs. o. S. LOkkis' Tuesday OF
this week.
School has again commenced in
District No. 3, with Mr.. Thorson,
from Iowa, as teacher.
We understand that A. HOltan has
sold his threshing outfit and feed mill
to parties in Ortley to Snship.
Julia Mogen has been compelled to
discontinue her school, on account OF
sickness, and is now at home.
Many of the Blooming Valley PEG.
pie were pleas antly surprised by hear
ing that Summit is ''going dry"
G. A. Beedle and Gilbert Mogen,
were in Summit, Friday and Satur.
day last, taking teacher's examina-
tiOns.
T. Quale's old buggy must have
complained OF being too heavily loaded
as he is now spinning through our
vol1Au nth q hpon0 now 0n0.
River Run, evidently, is not very
familiar with his wi It would b<
advisable for him to obtain more ex'
plicit information before imparting II
to the public.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07
REVlLLO

Item, March 80, 1905.
E. NJ. Spaulding, of Milwaukee,,
Wis, yarrived Tuesday evening to
look after his farming interests In
this vicinity.
Real estate is changing hands quite
often in our town. Yesterday j. A.
Dillman sold a lot to Chas. Nelson,
the carpenter, recently returned from
Montana.
The old store building belonging to
J. p. Kvenburg and last occupied by
r. Sexauer as a jewelry store. was
moved the first part of the week to a
lot north OfO. Nyman's on First ave.,
where it will be fixed into a living
house.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07
CENTRAL B

Seeding is progressing finely. weather and
field conditions peing excellent.
Earl Liggett is the owner of a new buggy.
Now girls don't all speak at once but wait and
take your turn like gentlemen.
Reuben Nelson went to Milbank last Friday
and expects to go to a hospital in the southern
part of the state az soon as arrangements can be
made.
MARKEDLY Rev. John Deguisne, ut the
1T the German Lutheran church in Alban town
ship on Sunday, April 2, 1905, Mr.. Herman
Schmidt and Miss Emma Hacke.
Mrs. William Graham has been visiting with
friends in this vicinity tor several days. Mr..
Graham has bought the M. M. Ramer house in
Milbank and expects to take possess IN this
week
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07
ORTONVILLE
Herald Star, March 30, 1905.

Herald Star, March 30, 1905.
Big Stone lake was almost entire
ly clear of ice Wednesday morning,
March Goth. This is the earliest
opening on record, with the exception
of the year 1902. when the ice went out
March 25th. The average in previ.
Gus years has been April 10th, until
two years ago when the ice went out
on the It'll, but this year even this
early date has been Cot 10 days. The
lake froze up late last fall, The latter
part of November, so there was only
about four months of ice.
Rumor has been rife this week III
discussing the affairs of A. l.. Won
Eschen and the firm of f. Shumaker
& Sons. Sifted to the bottom the
facts ppear to be that in the course
of his long employment by the firm,
covering l6 years, Mr.. Won Eschen
has handled large sums OF money ana
in the final accounting with the firm
an apparent shortage was discovered.
| The matter has been carefully gone
into by all parties of interest and with
the help of expert accountants and an
amicable and highly satisfactory adj
iustment reached. the terms of which.
being a private business matter. are
not made public. The grossest and
most exaggerated rumors have been
current concerning this affair, due OF
course to the prominence OF all those
interested. The statement that the
law was invoked is entirely erroneous
as no process of any sort was requlr-
ed.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07

Signal, March 81. 1905.
Twenty. two teachers attended the
examination held in Summit. Zen
were from Grant county and twelve
from Roberts county.
Mrs. M. J.. Given leaves tonight for
Wisconsin to see about getting a crop
put in on her land lei Bangor.
They had intended to move down
there this spring but Mr.. Given final
ly concluded to put in his farm here
himself instead of renting it out,
After an absence of a couple months
Grandma Alexander is calling on her
Summit friends. She says her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gene Wartenbee, who with
her husband is at present staying
with Mr.. Wartenbee's brother near
Marvin, is the mother of a nice pair
of boy babies born the 18th inst. Mr..
Wartenbee has been confined to his
bed by sickness for some months past
but is now gaining a little.
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April 5, 1908.
Earl Liggett has a brand new buggy,
Miss Emma Neuschwander is visit
ing with Martha Woitte for a couple
of days.
John Burri left Wednesday for
Balfour,. n. D.. where his brother
Ben Burr lives.
Mrs. Woolsey visited her father,
tIorian Roth, who has been sick, but
is now recovering.
The son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hoerber, died last Sunday. The fun
eral was held Tuesday afternoon in
the Lutheran church.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07
Excelsior Club Meets

Mrs. B. F. Vosburg entertained
the Excelsior club Wednesday after
noon, April 9th. The progrom was
most instructive. The music was fol-
lowed by impressions of the Years
Work." given by the members. A
paper and reading, on the Royal
Family of Denmark" also a paper on
Swedish Commerce in America" one
on the life of ''Gustavus Adolphus",
and one on ''Castles of Scandin avia."
The hostess served q delicious lunch,
including the famous loganberries of
California.