The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-17
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Bros.
Ed. and Guy Osmundsom went
to Appleton Tuesday morning
to attend the funeral of their
sister Anna who died Monday.
Miss Archam beau's friends
are pleased to see her back at
her place in Mittelsteadt's store,
having fully recovered from her
recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hub Riley we're
up from Albee last Monday night
to attend the meeting of the 0.
E. S. chapter and witness the
initiation of two candidates.
We haye snap in gents hose.
Ask for lot 72t at 10 cents a
pair. They are 25 cent hose and
we got them at bargain. Lin.
tied to three pairs to each custo-
mer. ERLANDSON e. JOHNSON.
If you are thinking of putting
down a 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.
The Grant Center school town
ship, at a special election held
last Tuesday, voted to discard
the township system and adopt
the district system. The vote
was 46 for the township system
and &C for the district system.
Albert Gustafson, better known
as Jimmie, was in town yester-
day, on his way to Watertown,
where he will 60 to work for the
Edwards Wood company. He
was in the employ of the Coe
Com mission company at che time
the latter failed.
Alfred NAHUM, the night oper-
ator at the depot, believes that
call work aud no play makes
Jack dull boy" so he started
in for a weeks vacation Tues
day and has gone down to Ma
rine Mills, Mimi, to see his
friends and relatives and those
whom he hopes to have for rela
tives if the wheat prospects are
good.
Francis Weinberg. the extract
and medicine man, has received
from the state food and dairy
commissioners a letter commend
ing his extracts, which the com
missioner says are stronger
and purer than the best high
grades. The department chem
ist analyzed the Weinberg ex-
tracts and found them to be
excellent products.
Wednesday, March 18th. the
Excelsior club was entertained
at the home of Mrs. Geo Kelsey
The program began with music,
current events and one of Long
fellows poems, "a Swedish
Wedding" The papers read
were one on the life of "Henrik
Ibsen,' the other one on the
Ham merfest'' Tor Midnigh'
Sum- The afternoon closeC
with a delicious lunch served
by the hostess
Thomas Fitch Of the soldiers
home board left Monday nigh
to attend a meeting of the boar(
at the Hot Springs. Mr.. Fitcl
took his little grandson with hin
on the trip. He also carried
with him quite a bundle of sup
plies for the home, which ha(
been gathered up by Mrs. james
Pament, president, and othe
members Of the w. r. c., ant
which will undou btedly prove o
! service in furnishing the rooms
Of the old soldiers at the home.
The American people low
: oratory. It is the comment o
t Foreigners who visit our shore
| that nearly every man, woma1
and child can make some kim
of a speech. Nowhere in th
world is the truly great orato
better appreciated than in thi
country. Assure communit.
that speaker possesses the git
of eloquence, and no matter wha
. the subject he will have a hear
. ing. Quincy Lee Morrow. Q
Indianapolis, who is to lecture i
in Milbank on March 81, has
J. national reputation as an adve
S cate of Prohibition, ranking witt
e Wooley, Stewart and other sta
d orators of that reform. Th