The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-08-31
Once a customer Aalways-at
Priess Bros.


Priess Bros.
j. G. Towles of Sisseton was a
Milbank visitor Friday.
r. r. Childs of Twin Brooks
spent Sunday in this city
William Bennett of Revillo,
was in Milbank Sunday.
D. E. Evans of Goodwill was
IN the city Friday of last week.
Landlord Guthrie of the City
hotel, is making number of i'm
provements about his place.
Wood Bros. have a change o1
ad this week, drawing attention
to the celebrated MaLdt wagon.
Mrs. Mary Cook and Mrs
Martha Redke are visiting rela
tives at Odessa, going down Fri
day of last week.
Mrs. r. L. Cagley and child.
rem, and nephew Lloyd Winn,
left for Nassau, Iowa, Tuesday
night to visit relatives.
Andrew Lockhart, who has
been working in the Herald Of
fee during his school vacation is
visiting friends and relatives al
Fergus Falls, Minnesota.
Wood Bros. call atten ntion tc
their famous Mandt Wagon. 1t
certainly has fine points and we
believe no one needing a wagon
will make a mistake to hitch on
to the Mandt.
Watertown Herald: Misses
Nellie and Carrie Cannon of Mil.
bank, are visiting their relativ es,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Cannon for
a week or so. They are enjoy.
ing camp life at the lake.
Slsseton Courant: Rev. H. n
Tragitt came up from Milbank
Saturday and next day held the
first Sunday services which will
hereafter be continued regular
ly every two weeks.
The Herald neglected to an
nounce last week that Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Neuenburg of North
Redwood, Mimi, were the guests
of their son j. H. Neuen burg and
his wife of this city. They ar
rived the 18th.
Bruce Middlebrook, who has
been spending the summer va
cation at home, left last Satur-
day for short visit at Salem,
Wis, before rest ming his school
work at Pillsbury college, Owa-
tonna.
Read Erlandson & johnson S
au in another column, which
should interest the men especi
ally. They are selling large
amount Of the celebrated Hart
Schafner & Marx clothing. 1t
gives satisfaction.
The Granger Business College
CT Aberdeen and Big Stone, has
an ad in this issue, Mr.. Grang-
er is making a great success Of
his new school at Big Stone.
Anyone thinking of taking a
business course should CORES
pond with this school.
Messrs. Woockman and Grass
man, who have the contract for
laying sewer and water mains on
Third street, have been making
good haadway with their work
Notwithstanding therecent rains.
They hold the record when it
comes to this kind of work.
A telegram was received from
Minneapolis parties last Friday
addressed to H. w. Counter
formerly in the jewelry business
in this city. It.conveyed the news
of the death of Mr.. Counters
daughter at that city. Mr.. Count
er has not been in the city for
some time and his address is
not known.
Mr. E. Medley and wife re.
turned last Friday from several
weeks visit to Mrs. Medley's
sister in the vicinity of Council
Iowa. Mr.. Medley says
the country he was visiting is
great for corn, the stalks grow
ing away up in the air, and fne
fruit is one of the products, but
for general arming he thinks it
commence to compare
with our Dakota prairie.
Messrs. Fred Nelson, Clyde
Prevey, Ivan Kern, Frank Reeve,
Fred Lindquist, Ed Osmundson
aud Harry Pawson of this city
and George Kelsey of Twin
Brooks, who were with Co of
Eicc ntOn atton1inu q thG oncamn.