The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-17
Fresh and cured fish of all
kinds at the Schafer market.

Mrs. Erick Johnson is expect
ing to remove to Washington
state.
Mrs. Fred Fitch has gone to
Minneapolis to spend a few
months With friends.
Miss Florence Haines goes to
Minneapolis Sunday night and
will enjoy Parsifal while in the
city.
Miss Fanny Frost has gone to
Minneapolis to take a nurses
training course in st. Barnabas
hospital.
CDR. Kohler, of Minneapolis,
will be in Milbank Wednesday
March 22d, to do eye, ear, nose
and throat work. Office with DR..
Kriesel'
w. F. Rabbit, who is travel
ing for Kelley's blank house of
Aberdeen, spent Saturday and
Monday home, and reports him
self as we'll pleased with his new
work.
Miss Martha Goodman will
leave for Minneapolis Sunday
night to visit friends for couple
of weeks and will attend the
grand opera "Parsifal' while in
the city.
The Milbauk Creamery Com
pany is paying 26 cents for but
ter fat. Remember you get
cash Tor cream as we'll as for
chickens, duck, geese or turkeys
at the Round House.
Clerk of Courts Liggett has
issued a marriage license to
John r. Klegsth and Christine
Johnson of Madison township.
Also to William Llnderkamp and
Hulda Mohring Of Vernon town
ship.
c.. A. Erlandson, who had been
i'll for about a week, was able to
be down to the store last Mon
day M. P. Martens, has also
been sick and obliged to remain
awav from the store for several
days.
The friends of the M. M Ramer
family. will regret to learn that
they have been quarantlned at
their home in Mitchell for scarlet
fever. One of the little daugh-
ters IS also just recovering
from the mumps.
Ladies are invited to call and
see the beautiful line of ladies
goods at Mrs. H. G. Ports. Call
and be fitted in a suit, skirt or
shirt waist. No charges for 1T
ting goods at wholesale prices
from Chas. A. Stevens & Bros
Mayor Bouck has been in cor
respondence with Prof. l.. 3
Smith. of Little Falls, who is
thinking of establishing a busl
ness college in Milbank, and i
is believed that permanent ano
successful school can be Located
here.
Word has just been received
of the sudden passing ava,
of Mrs. Tiffany, of jamestown
N. Y. Mrs. Tiffany was slste
of Mrs. J. w. Liggett and Mrs
A. L. Partridge, Of Alban, an'
was one Of the first settlers 0
Grant county.
Insurance Com missioner Joh1
Perkins, was in town Monday o.
his way to Pierre, and Wasgreet
lng Milbank friends, who con
graduated him upon his reap
pointment as state insuranc
com missioner, a position Whlc
he very successfully filled las
year.
, Frank McKenna, a Grant cour
ty boy, was one OF a half a dOze
students at the Northern Nol
E NAL, at Aberdeen, who was ST
! lected to hold match debates fo
, the purpose Of filling a debatin
team. which is later to contes
with a Springfield Normal tear
of students.
Frances Weinburg, the me(
icine man was kicked in tn
shoulder by his horse one da
last week, and since then ha
been somewhat lame in the VI
per joints. Vein burg thinks til
5 horse was sorry for it after tf
, deed was done, but this did NJ
S remove any of the soreness.
. Monday evening Esther cha
/ ter O. E. S. conferred degret
upon two candidates and at tt
conclusion of the work serve