The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-05-12
Miss Anna Rodgers has been
quite i'll during the week.

Mrs. G. w. Prevey goes tC
Omaha next week to attend a
sisters wedding
Our remnant sale of Misses
goods has commenced.
ERLANDSON & JOHNSON.
| Spinach, green peas, cucum.
bers, lettuce, onions and aspara
gus for your Sunday dinner. AT
Schafer Bros. meat market.
The Sulliyan Lum Der company
at the round elevator invite you
to call and see what they can dc
for you in the matter of fuel.
They also want to buy your
grain.
Will II. Schafer has made ar
rangements to handle cut flowers
for the accom- mediation of the
public. All orders left at the
Schafer market will receive
prompt attention.
The pupils of the ST. Lawrence
Catholic school will give an en-
tertainment at the opera house,
on the evening, of May 26th
Further particulars will be
given next week in this paper.
Arnold Jurgans, who came in.
to town yesterday stated that
he had to cross the Milestone in
a boat, the river rising over the
bridge during the night. Mr.,
Jurgans-is planning to go to Hol
land with his wife for visit tc
the home which he left nearly
forty years ago. He expects to
leave next week.
Summit is advertising mil
itary and G.. A. r. encampmen1
and Indian carnival for June Z
8-9-1O, when they will have com
panies of state militia, cavalry
aad infantry, and large band Of
Indians to take part in a sham
battle. Ex-Governor VanSant
of Minnesota, and Gov. Elroo
and Lieutenant Governor Nj
Dougal have been engaged as
speakers. The Watertown anc
Brookings ball teams will alst
add to he interest of the occa
sion by series of games.
i John Gordon, the Interna
tional Harvester man has beer
in town during the week attend
ing to company business. Mr.
Gordon returned this spring
from trip to Argentine Repu B.
| lie in South American, where he
had been sent by the harvester
company. He says he was con
siderably impressed with the
natural advantages of that coun.
try, which is being slowly de.
veloped, many of the CONNER.
cial concerns, railroad corpora
tions, etc, having English or
|
The inhabitants have the Span
ish characteristic of lack of
energy and desire to put off work
until tomorrow. He says that
the wheat raisers under ordinary
conditions make money, as do
cattle raisers, but it would be a
poor place for an American to
go unless he wanted to engage
in one of these industries.
Green peas, spinach, cucum-
bers, lettuce, radishes, onions
and asparagus at Schafer Bros.
meat market, fresh today.
Messrs. Fairchild and Meh-
egan, proprietors of the Hotel
ST. Hubert, are refurnishing
their hotel throughout, and have
let the contracts for the same,
and the addition which they are
building. The contract calls for
some go beds, mattresses and
springs aud oyer 5000 yards Of
carpet, besides other articles
necessary to the furnishing Of
an up-to-d date hotel. After figur-
ing with several firms in the city,
who make speciality of furnish
ing hotels, the proprietors ac-
cepted the bid of Messrs. E.
Emanuel and L. Schnable, local
furniture dealers. This sale
should dispell the idea some
people may have of. not being
able to purchase their furnish
ings at home as cheaply as at the
cities. The Hotel st. Hubert is
becoming a very popular stop
ping place for the travelling pub
lie, and so fast has their business
increased that new addition is
being built. Very often the
proprietors are compelled to
! turn aWaV guests, after all