The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-08-10
Around About Us.

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The Peever Pilot says Peever wants
to get doctor to locate at that place.
Corona is to have another barber
shop, Oscar Lundquist of Ortonville,
proprietor.
It is said that the depot at Lsbolt on
the Great Northern, will be closed II
the near future.
A. E. Norton today sent his horse
Dan F d. which has been in the city
since the races on July and 4, to it's
homo at Milbank-Public Opinion,
| Wstertown.
Hon. A. j. Lockhart and family re-
turned from their outing at Big Stone
lake last Tuesday. They were sun.
Drowned and happy and told us they
h ad had splendid outing. Clear
Lake Curier.
Judge and Mrs. II. Fuller left today
for Aberdeen and Milbank. They ex-
pect to bring Miss Edith Warburton
back with them. She will take the
position of Judge Fuller's stenograph.
er, to succeed Glenn Martens who ia
now with the legal firm of Gaffy and
Stevcns.-Pierre Dakotan.
Mrs. Radcliff and daughter, who
have been visiting at the Gibson
home for two weeks, returned Satur-
| day morning to their home, at OrtOn-
Vile, Minn., accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. P. w. Holloran, who
visited here q few days.-Waubsy
Clipper.
J.'A. Fuller, who has been here
several days visiting his son, A. P,
returned to his homo at Milbank Sun
day evening. Mr.. Fuller formerly
lived in Claremont township, and met
many old-time acquaintances and
friends who were glad to see him
az gain.-Groton Independant.
We see by the Milbank Herald-Ad-
vance that John E. Black is running
for county auditor. John has q num-
Der of friends of Nassau who would
be glad to see him get the Office. =
Mrs. Kimball and Blanche and Mrs.
Liggitf of Milbank, were visiting the
Hewitt's, Thursdsy.-Nassau Adver-
tiser.
Food and Diary Commissioner
Small is in Milbank on official bus.
mess for q few days. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Lasell was here from Ortley Tues
day of this week visiting at the home
of County Auditor Rexford.* Miss
Lena Ray has been engaged as teach
or in the Wilmot school at an advanc-
ed salary.-Webster Farmer and Re-
porter.
The Milwaukee railroad announces
q reduction in freight rates from Chi.
cago, Milwaukee and Mississippi
River points to Aberdeen on the fol-
owing commodities In car lots: Lii
quors, canned goods, breakfast foods
and cereals, syrup, vinegar, soap.
starch. sugar and few other articles,
| "A berdeen News.
| The lemonade sold on q recent ex.
cusion to Evarts which caused an epi-
demic of typhoid fever has already
resulted in three deaths: G. L. For
tune of Andover; Peter Philbeck OF
Bristol, and John Dohlman of Web
ster. The water used in the lemonade
was taken from an old we'll which had
not been used for years.-Pierre Da-
kotan.
H. Knutson, who is employed
by James Lockhart, the black
smith, has been laid up with ty-
phoid fever, contracted on the
above mentioned excursion.
We are informed by one of the local
buyers that the scheme for the dockage
Of wheat will be changed this fall, a
sample of all wheat offered on this
market will be tested and cleaned and
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with the test. With this system innaug-
urated, and we are reliably informed it
will be. it will pay farmers to clean
Webster Farmer and Reporter.
The International Harvester Co. OF
America will put in fax station at
Correll. Flax. will be bought as it is
taken from the field and it would be
we'll for farmers to investigate and
learn the advantages of disposing OF
their crop in this manner compared
with the old way OF threshing. P. D.
Vaughan will have the man nagement OF
the local station and will soon com.
mence cOnvassing the country in it's
interests. Mrs. John Ehrle, of Coro-
ma, S. D., mother of r. B. Ehrle, is
visiting at her sons and intends to
stayR few weeks. y Paul Kohler, OF
Corona is visiting r. B. Ehrle's this
week, k,-Odessa Tribune.
Madison Leader: During the next
few months thousands of acres of low
land near Gar, this state, will be re-
claimed as result of the arrival
there. OF two huge ditching machines.
One Of the machines has been utilized
on the Trageser farm where the ditch
ing has been completed. Although
the ditching cost the owner of the
owner of the farm the sum OF sum Of
about S400, it was consid red that the
money was spent to good dvantage,
as sufficient land was reclaimed to
make the undertaking pay for itself
with the first crop raised from the
land which has been reclaimed.
Headquarters train Of the G.