The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-24
Soft water delivered to any
part of the city by w. E. Norton.
Phone o6.4.

part of the city by w. E. Norton.
Phone 964.
Mrs. F. Lindquist and children
returned from Appleton last
Monday afternoon.
A. G. Dodge, of st. Paul, came
up during the week to arrange
for seeding operations on his
farm.
Mrs. l.. r. Drum, of Aberdeen,
has been spending a few days
of this week with Mrs. VIM.
Ross.
Merton Crowl has accepted a
position as teacher for the spring
term of school in the VIM. Keep.
Ike district.
Miss Grace Gold, of Big Stone,
was the guest of Miss Gertrude
Martens from Friday evening of
last week till the morning train
on Tuesday.
Clarence Mills and family are
enjoying a visit from two of
Mr.. Mills sisters, Miss Lottie
Mills and Miss Ethel Adel Mills,
of Spirit Lake, Iowa.
The many friends of John
Black will be pleased to know
that he is recovering nicely from
his recent attack of pneumonia
and is now able to be up again.
w. H. Scott, the miller, is MAX
ing arrangements to dispose of
his property in this vicinity and
remove to Idaho, to make his
home, and where he already has
some interests.
Miss Lucille Prevey, visited a
few days the first of the week
with her sister Lola, at her school
out near LaBolt. Miss Lola
came in Wednesday to attend the
teachers meeting.
John Lewis of the Lewis dray
line has bought a lot, barn and
the old laundry building of Jens
Peterson, on r. r. street, Mr..
Lewis will begin the erection of
a house i'm mediately.
We haye snap in gents hose.
Ask for lot 724 at 10 cents a
pair. They are 25 cent hose and
we got them at bargain. Linn
tied to three pairs to each custo
mor. ERLANDSON & JOHNSON.
Ed Shook, who has been spend
ing the winter in Pennsylvania,
returned to Milbank last week.
He says while there are some
nice features in the east, he had
a continual longing to get west
again.
A. K. Crawford moved his
effects last Monday
into the rooms over the restau-
rant, which have been nicely fit
ted for living rooms. The house
he vacated will be occupied by
Mrs. Phinn.
The total amount of the fire
tax to be distributed by the
state to the several fire COM
panies in the cities and towns
is $6,39O.37. The fire depart
ment in Milbank will receive as
it's proportion $93,31.
If you are thinking Of putting
down sidewalk this spring or
doing other cement work, it will
pay you to consult with the Mil
bank Concrete company. They
are prepared to do you good
work at the lowest figure.
Ladies are invited to call and
see the beautiful line of ladies
goods at Mrs. H. G.. Ports. Call
aud be fitted in suit, skirt or
shirt waist. No charges for it-
ting goods at wholesale prices
from Chas. A. Stevens & Bros.
Mrs. George Lowthian, of
Hewitt, Mimi, has been making
a visit to the Lowthian family
here during the week. Dr.
was unable to ac
her at present, but
may probably make the trip
later.
You cant convince W. c.
Krueger that it doesn't pay to
He dropped a two
line notice in the HERALD-AD-
VANCE last week that his house
was for sale, and had three par
ties negotiating with him the
next day and sold the house
within three days.
George Port, the tree man. has
made arrangements to take care