The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-10-05
Rev. Tragitt returned from
Tuesday morning.

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best apples SOC bushel, while
they last.
Miss Grace Porter returned
, from a visit with Wilmot friends
Monday morning.
G.. Haslan, the contractor. and
r. A. Godfrey were Albee Wis
itors Wednesday.
]. S. Farley, the hardware
man, went to the cities Tuesday
night on business matters.
A fine nine pound boy arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Sheridan Gardner, Thursday Of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Merry
returned from their visit at diff
ferent Minnesota points Satur
day evening.
George Lettman has been laid
up for some time with a sore
hand and has not been able to dc
much carpenter work.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.. Rawsor
and son and Mr.. John Hicks
spent Sunday with their old
neighbors, A. Templeton, living
near Twin Brooks.
Mrs. M. B. Wiseman attended
the fair at Aberdeen Tuesday
and heard the Kilties band. She
pronounced their music some
thing very fine.
A car of the best apples ever
shipped into the city-we are
not sorry we bought them. They
are selling at SOC a bushel. Sew.
eral kinds to select from.
At it's meeting Saturday even.
ing the Board of Education
awarded the contract for fifty
tons of soft coal for the school
house to j. d. Burkhardt of this
city.
Judge Mccoy and Court Re-
porter F. E. Granger of Aber.
deem, were in the city between
trains Tuesday on their way to
Sisseton where the Judge was te
hold a special term of court.
The mem bers of the M. w. A.
are requested to be present al
the next regular meeting, Satur
day evening, October 18th, wher
business of special Importance
will be brought before the camp
Rev. R. Zimmerman, Evan
gelical Lutheran minister, who
has recently been stationed a,
Groton, was a visitor with Rev
George Kase the first of the
week. He was on his way to ST.
Paul, where he is to take charge
of church in that city.
Attorney Thad L. Fuller this
week purchased the N. w. / o1
section II, in Kilborn township
known as the Peters farm. The
consideration was about $40 an
acre. This is another instance
of the steady rise in price ol
Grant county real estate, a raise
of 500 in ten years.
The regular season of the new
comedy drama, "a Thorn in Her
Heart" will begin at Toledo
Ohio, Sept. End. The tour will
embrace all the principal cities
of the west, ending about May
3Oth, at Detroit, Mich. At the
opera house Monday evening,
Oct. 9Th. Prices 25-35 SOC.
Prof. Ramer arrived home
Sunday morning from Pierre
The passenger from Mitchell tc
Aberdeen was late and at the lat.
ter city the Professor had to be
content by getting the rest OF
the way to Milbank on a
freight train, which, arrived here
about five o'clock in the morning
r A. johnson of the IA Thorn
in Her Heart Co.," was in the
city on business Monday. He
said the above play which is to
appear at the opera house next
Monday evening is one of the
Whitney Co. S best attractions
and that if they did not do a GOOD
business they would not play a
return engagement IN the spring
| Knute Nelson, who has been
from time mmemorial the road
master on the division west oil
MllbaDk, has sent in his resieua
tion as road master. as he de
sires TO go south to give Mrs
Nelson the benefit of a milder
climate Up to date the officials
Of the road have refused to ac
cept Mr.. Nelson's resignation
The officials of the road are as
10th to lose Mr.. Nelson from