The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-05-26

hotel saloon will be moved to,
while the alterations in that part
of the St. Hubert are being made.
A large plate glass front is also
being put in the south part of the
building.
George Bury the local rustler
for the Evangelical insurance
company advertises in another
column that he is ready to attend
to your hail or fire insurance in
the well known reliable Eyangel
ical company. Mr.. Bury will be
at the First National bank Fri
days and Saturdays of each week.
Some very fineand large catch
es of fish have been brought
back from Big Stone lake during
the last week or ten days, by
parties from Milbank. Many of
the Milbank people are going to
Linden Beach, and all say this
is going to be the coming resort
on the lake, for those from this
part of the county.
M. G.. Niles and F.. A. Croal,
were over to Linden beach, Big
Stone lake, Sunday. They say
that everything is lively and that
lots have been plated out for
sale and other improvements are
being made. An eating house is
to be built soon, and the beach is
taking Ga quite a lively air.
You have doubtless seen the
1900 Washer advertised in many
Of the journals and agricultural
papers. Wood Bros. is the de-
pository for these for this part
of the country, where you can
get them for the same terms as
advertised in the Ladies Home
Journal and other periodicals.
Schneider & Nelson, the exclu-
sive mems furnishers, have an
ac. in another column which you
should read. This firm always
carry the very latest of every
thing in their line, at popular
prices. No use of sending away
for good, when you can get the
best at home. They will talk
market day to you in the next
issue.
w. B. Saunders, G.. Mittel-
staedt, Ed Emanuel, G. Meow
an, H. E. Mitchell and n. J. Bles-
er, made up a merry fishing
party that spent couple of days
the fore part of the week at Big
Stone lake, going to Linden
Beach, where a steam launch
was awaiting them. That they
had good time goes without
saying.
VIM. Enos, the enterprising
meat man, leaves nothing undone
that will aid him in turning out
the best of everything in his line
of business. This week he in.
stalled very fine power sausage
chopper and 81 horse power gas
olene engine, which will very
materially help him in making
up his special line of chopped
meats.
G.. D. Fairchild, of the firm of
Fairchild & Mehegan, proprie-
tors of the Hotel St. Hu ubert,
last week purchased Mr.. Mehe-
gan's interest in the hotel, and
will hereafter conduct the same.
Mr. Mehegan has gone to Canada,
but he has not as yet decided
just what business he will go into
in the future.
The bands that were to be in
Milbank on memorial day, will
not be present. The city band
was not in the financial condition
to feed them and care for the
visiting organizations. When
finally the proper parties took up
the matter it was not thought
the bands could be secured as
they had been engaged elswhere
for that day. The Milbank band
will be on hand and furnish the
very best music, as is their Gus
tom on decoration dag.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Lowthian,
entertained the senior and sopb-
omore classes of the highs chool
at their home, four miles north
west of town, last Thursday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Low
THAN have a son in each class.
Frank, a member of the seniors
and Walter IN the sophmore class.
Games were played and refresh.
.nents served, and all spent q
most pleasant evening.
All Grades Of Wheal
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