The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-09-01
Consolidated April II, 1890

Carl Maynard is assisting at
the Farmers elevator.
F. A. Croal and family spent
Sunday at Linden Beach.
DR.. G. w. Silcher. the optician.
at Bleser's, Sept. 1st and End.
Miss Edith Chase of the First
National bank, is twin city Wis
itor this week.
Miss Susie Morrison of Min
neapolis is the guest of Mrs F. A.
Croal this week.
Buy your school tablets at
FISHERS and get a pencil FREE
with each scent tablet.
/ Buy your school tablets at
FISHERS and get a pencil
FREE with each SC tablet.
Morris Taylor, of Bellingham,
Wash, arrived in town Wednes-
day to look after business inter.
ests in this vicinity.
Steve Radcliffe, of Ortonville,
came up to Milbank the first of
the week. He is building Prof
M. M. Ramer's new house on
the east side,
Mr.. August Port and bride.
OF Salem, arrived in Milbank
yesterday morning on visit to
relatives and friends.
Miss Hattie Lockhart and Miss
Annie Cleveland have gone tn
Grafton, N. d., where thew aro
to teach in the city schools.
Mrs. Henry Port is in Chica.
go selecting her fall stock If
ladies furnishings, which sha
will have on display after the
10th of September.
Miss Mamie Howell, a nurse
in St. Luke's hospital at Chicago.
was the guest of her sister. Mrs.
B. D. Gamble, last Friday. Both
ladies went to Frederick where
Miss Howell will spend her vaca.
tion.
Prof. Sarvis left for Castle
wood yesterday, where he will
act as principal of the schools the
coming year. Prof. Sarvis is an
excellent instructor and an ex.
emplary citizen, and the kindest
wishes of his Milbank friends
accompany him to his new home,
Last evening at about seven
o'clock a team driven by Wal.
lace Blomquist became fright.
ened and ran away, throwing
the occupants out and breaking
the buggy and harness some.
Norma Lindquist and a cousin
from Montevideo we're in the
rig but were not seriously in.
jured.
Mr.. A. Templeton is enjoying
a visit from Frank Hines, who
recently came down from Alas
ka. Mr.. Hines was one of those
who went to Alaska at the time
the Poppe party was made up,
and has remained there ever
since, engaged in placer min.
ing. He had just been on a vis-
it to his old home in Michigan
and is on his way back to Alas.
ka.
Tuesday night, while driving
home from Ortonville, when
near the Scharnatta farm, three
men attempted to hold up Will
Schaefer. One man caught the
horse and the other two did
what they could to make Mr..
Schaeter believe they were the
real article. A sharp rap of the
lines on the horse caused the
animal to jump and rid It.
selvf OF the would be holdups.
The same night some one en-.
tered Meyers & Sons black
smith shop and took S12 from !,
he cash drawer.
Hawes & McCollum, the
lustling merchants, have a half
'age advertisement on the last
,age which our readers are in.
7ited to read. This firm are
believers in publicity and have
'een using considerable printers
nix to acquaint people with the
many bargains to be found from
loor to ceiling in their store.
hey do not make q special price
N one article to attract vour
'ttention, but sell everything at
close margin. They believe
o small profits and many sales
1T makes better customers
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