The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-07-28

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the Round elevator.
| r. H. Voight, of Corona, was a
MilDank visitor Tuesday.
/ Anton Foss was Summit t
business visitor the first of the
/ week.
Miss Nora Jesme, of Sisseton,
vas the guest of Milbank friends
last Saturday,
We will pay you the highest
market price for your wheat.
The Round elevator.
On another page you will find
/ the announcement Of the Toland
Business University.
j. q. Wertz and family have
been visiting friends at Monte
video since Wednesday.
G. C. Middlebrook left for
North Dakota points Tuesday
night on land business.
Ed Dore and family, who have
been camping at Linden Beach
for a couple of weeks, returned
Monday.
Frank Roberts, OF the First
National bank, is at Streeter,
! H., this week on land business,
leaving Milbank last Monday.
Mrs. Lemmenes and her sister,
Hazel German of Wilmot, have
been visiting their aunt, Mrs. &.
E. German, during the week.
Wager your money on the
Round elevator. A square deal
every time.
Louis Nicholson and grandson,
Andrew Lock hart. are visiting
at Fergus Falls, MINI, for a
couple of weeks, leaving last
| Thursday morning.
The power transmission ma
chinery for the feed mill addition
built to the Milestone mill, has
arrived and is being placed in
position. This will be one of the
best feed mills in the county
when started.
Miss Agnes Lockhart leaves
this morning for Minneapolis on
a visit to her sister, Hattie M :,
who is attendin the state univer
siGy, and her brother, John J :,
who works for a wholesale lum-
Der concern.
Hawes & McCollum have a
change of advertisement in this
issue, drawing attention to the
money to be saved by purchas'
ing harvest supplies of groceries
now. They agree to save you
money. Call and see them.
! G. w. Martens has been very
busy the last two weeks showing
the good qualities of Grantcounty
soil to prospective purchasers,
consequently has been over con
siderable of the county. He says
while he has seen some indica
tions of red rust, the crops are
yet in good condition.
"My Friend From Arkansaw
which was presented at the
opera house last Friday evening
was first class in every respect
if one is to Judge by the favor
able comment to be heard the
following day. The characters
were all good and we'll carried
out. Only a small house was
present.
In another column will be
found the announcement o.
Photographer Reeve, drawing
your attention to his new samples
some of which may be seen in
his sample case. Those wishing
the latest creations in artistic
photography should consult Mr.
Reeve and inspect the large line
of samples in his studio.
Frank Hoeltgen, who is located
!, at Cando, N. D., is down visiting
his old Milbank home and friends
, this week. He says that the
reports of rust in portions of the
Red river valley have no more
foundation than the stories Of
, rust from this part of the state
; A few indications of rust on the
leaves in certain localities are
the only evidences of rust that
dillgent enquiry could secure.
The game of ball at the grounds
, last Monday evening between
/ Milbank and Clinton resulted ir
; favor of the latter, the score be
! iug 8 too. This is the first of
I series of evening games, thehomt
9 toam is making to play durins