The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-14
H. A. Seide is building a new

II. "A. Selde is building new
! house.
&C. Hacke, east of town is
building fine large and modern
barn.
Fred Lang, living north of the
tracks, is building a new roof on
his house.
The W. r. G.. will serve pu bile
dinner in the Elliot building on
Decoration day.
The frontof the Schnabel build.
ing is being repainted and fixed
up In a very nice manner.
Mrs. Alfred Shook, living
three miles north of Nassau, is
quite i'll with appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller are
rejoicing over the arrival of a
daughter at their home, Wednes.
day morning.
G. E. MCGOWAN is getting
everything in readiness to start
the construction of his fine new
residence on Fourth street.
A. P. Ryger, butter maker at
the Grant County Cooperative
creamery, is repairing and
otherwise improving his resi-
dence.
In another column will be
found a notice from the board
of health, to property owners
and tenants to clean up their
premises.
The mem bers of the citizen S
band have ordered new unifor ms
and are getting in trim to give
the Milbank citizens some first
class music this summer.
The lumbe companies all re-
port a good business, for this
time of the year Prospects for
building this summer, both in
Milbank and surrounding coun-
try, are promising.
J. M. Sullivan, of the Sullivan
Lumber Co., of Minneapolis, was
in Mllbank the first of the week,
negotiating for the purchase of
the Ground Elevator from
John Burgan. The deal will be
closed the first of next week.
Among those who are making
mprovements to their buildings
in the adjacent country are:
G. Stengle, addition to house;
F. Fenner, addition to house;
Lam m and Blumm, addition to
barn and John Wright, addition
to house.
Theh Ugh school nine went down
to Ortonville, Friday, and played
a game of ball, the score being
81 to in favor of Milbank.
Saturday the same team went
up to Corona, but got done up to
the tune of 10 to 4. However
the boys of the high school do
not feel badly over it, but claim
it is good thing as it will make
them get out and practice more.
The many friends and AGO uain-
tances of Len Williams will be
interested TO know that he has
removed from Washington state
to Corona, Cal, to which place
he wishes his paper sent. Mr..
Williams states that the damp
climate of Washington was in
furious to Mrs. Williams health,
and his physicians advised her
to go to southern California.
Mr.. Williams traded his Mine
apolis property for an orange
grove in southern California,
where he is now located. He
sends his regards to all the old
Milbank friends.
The proprietors of DIS laundry
are certainly up to-date. To
better facilitate their deliveries
and collections, and save time in
keeping accounts, they have in
augurated system of compound
books, in demonations of IS, So,
50 and 81. The S. book sells at
81 so, 50 book at 1915, 50 book
at $1.85 and 81 book for 81.
When a customers laundry is
delivered, or called for at the |
laundry, all that is necessary
is to tear out the amount of the
bill, thus saving bookkeeping
and any chance for a dispute IN
accounts. This system is used
10 the cities with great success.
and the customers also get more
work for their money. The pro.
prietors will be pleased to ex.
plain fully the plans of these
books to all interested. Another