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The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-06

Harry Bitch and C.. L.. Warner Have returned from the interior.
 The Bertha arrived early this morning with the tollowirg 2 .asSen- gsrs- for this place: II. Frygard, 6. '. Boyd, wife and child, C. L. Townsend. Fred Williams, H. N. Ogilvie, P. E. Kern, Father Turn ell. A J. Adams, John Burton and Dur steerage.
 Naiis,. Locks,. Building and Tar Baper, also large stock of other Building Material to be had at A. L. Levy & Cos.
 Dr. c, w. Thompson q physician and surgeon of Eureka, Cal.,- who has just resigned from the Marine Hospital service, has decided to settle here permanently and will be associated with Dr.. Boyle, in the practice of medicine. His office will be in the Post Office building
 Kindllng Wood cut in stove lengths. Per load 5. Copper River Lumber Co.,.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Noll gave a dinner the Officers of the Me- GulIough and, few invited, guests Tuesday evening Sept. 4th.,. in. the private appartment at Wlkidel's < Restaurant. Covers were laid for sixteen, and he table was beauti- fully decorated with garlandS of Alaska flowers and sed berries amid iestoons of ferns and pottcd plants, enchanted by the strains of swset music the evening a. Wikidel's will long be remembered by those present. Following are the names Of the party: Capt. Cantwell. Lieut.. Crisp, Lieut.. liar wood, Dr. McChulock, Lieut.. Grozier, Mir. Green, MT. and Mrs. Burgin, Miss Grace Van Wormer, Mir. and Mrs. Hazelett, MT. Chas. Hubbard, Mir. Harry Elliott, Mrs. Esteray, Mir. and. Mrs. Noll.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-06
Absolutely New Fd.rDiture

Fresh from te publishers The kin of rrfsituyc that most people reelected of special lines the standard productions eS he leading makers of the wortd Now with the second floor of establishment and view the complete selection of Furniture, Carpets, Bugs. Loeums, Porjers, Lace Curtains shipped into Alaska. In this varied assortment you will find ma terals that If installed. would change miners simple hut into palal mansion. Whie on his floor you inspect Brussels, Velvet and uesia carpets. printed and inaid Iyoruins Also ncw assortment of Axmin- i>tcr Velvet and smyrna ue !4eor Mats In this have special es= ,y oi thnaware, semi pnr.sl"n, Rn>. in ard :.4s t a descrip and ke,
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-06
GROCERIES

Through increase of business in CUT Grocery De- 6artznent We are forced to make more room for elr new stock. We are moving the hardware into room by itself. This will give us double the toOm thatWe previously used. Our gre CerleS are in fresh on every steamer. If you enjoy Good Fresh Eggs and absolutely pure Cream cry Butter for your breakfast, telephone. The V.B. & M. Co. has them at all times and can nEsaSe the most faStidi0IS.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-06
[3:l9:X1 X1IE1

We wish to handle your GOLD DUST. and will buy 1t direct and pay you the highest prce for the will ship 1t to the seattle Assay Office, the Mint at san Francisco and will give you the full re- turns less expense of marine insurance and express.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-06
HQV nW(H }AARl A|t You WORTH? l?

That the question asked by the employer of to-day How muel. salary wortir-What de to ? If do thing well demand all the and worth much the of special ability.
 The International Correspondence Schools founded and Five Million Dollars have been invested to help of special ability; who had to leave school early: who earning but little and who struggling against adversity in uneosgenial positions The l. c. S. does this great work by mail expense small afford itthe worker neither leaving nome losing time. One spare hour each day will do it. So wonderful has been the ef this system that partial record just completed shows the and al dresses of 54 900 students who have actually been beae fte! by the 1. c. S
 Every and who read and write s eligible. To learn how easily and quickly be helped indi to the kind of posaen would like. In you will receive without obligation ltera information and personal advice of the most helpful character. Ism such promise from such nstitation rthy of Investigation? Correspondence School,
 7ee SCRANTON, PA.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-06
H. WATERMA AN
 VALDEZ. ALASKA Mining Enginsar

AEe X UT ILI@ Reports or Mines Gre Analysis T-fld ... ........... -.-... -sl:ri .gt,id and Silver ..- -.......----..... .... 2uJ Copper . -..-.- -.................--...- JJ Lead .... .. -..--.-........ co.,. 1.:D ts1Id Silver md Lead d.-......-.....-. 3-i0 Co. and Copper .- ..-.....-...........-- 300 Gold silver aiid Copper ............... 3.J0 Gold, silver Copper and Lead. ..--.--... t.5o told alisi Silver Umpire. ..--...-...---.-. j.OJ Iron n.....1....-....-..... 4OU Sulphur, Aluminium, Tin, Platinum. Quicksilver, Zinc, Nickei,. Cobalt.
 Chromium, etc ........................ 6ns' Coal including Suiphar .-..........-.. iD1J Mill tests. ....,...-.-.--.......-SI SI5 te so Ore analysis. as.----.-....-..-.---..--< -<iu and up
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-04
Library Reception.

The public library board ex-
tend an invitation to the citizens
OF Milbank to attend the opening
reception of the new Carnegie
library building, which will be
held at the new building on next
Tuesday evening, May 8, be-
tween the hours of 8 and 10
O'Clock. A short program of ex-
ercises will be a feature of the
event. On Wednesday after
noon from 4 to 6 o'clock, a recep.
tion will be rendered children
and young people under IA years
of age. Miss Clara Baldwin, the
Minnesota state librarian, will be
present at both these receptions.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-04
Excelsior Club Notes.

The members of the Excelsior
club were the evening guests of
Mrs. Geo, Kelsy at Twin Brooks
on Wednesday, going out on the
$50 train and returning on the
midnight train, which reached
Milbank two hours late. Mrs.
Kelsy served a delicious hot sup
per that lacked nothing, even to
servin 6 the proverbial pinch of
salt. The club proved their ap-
probation by tarrying long at
the table. The time after nine
o'clock was given up to the liter.
ary program consisting of music,
roll call, an exceedingly inter est
ing paper on the Sistine Chapel,
prepared by Mrs. Conright. A
paper by Mrs. Rix, on the in
dustries of modern Italy, and a
reading Of one of Stoddard s
lectures on Athens. The mem
bers felt as they left for the de-
pot that Mr.. and Mrs. Kelsy de-
served q vote of thanks for the
pleasant out of town the mem.
bers had enjoyed, and regret
that any had neces sarially missed
the pleasure.
E. @. HALL, reporter.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-04
A FINE MEAT MARKET
EnOs Il Meyer Now Located n
johnson Building, Which
Has Been Rebuilt and
Otherwise Inn.

Mention was made last week
OF Enos & Meyer moving into
the }. w. johnson building.
next to Mitchell's barber shop.
The front OF the building has nm.
dergone q complete change, the
small windows having been tax.
en- out and replaced by two large
plate windows, with small win
dows at the top which can be
opened and closed for ventilat.
ing purposes. The salesroom
which is 25x4O feet is entirely IN
hardwood finish and fixtures are
all nickeled. The icebox is 1Ox-
ID feet, latest style. The second
or work room is 2Ox23 feet with
cement floor and is equipped
with the very best machinery
needed in q first-class market.
There are also sewer and water
connections in this room. There
is still another room on the first
floor, 124x15t feet, especially
equipped and to be used as q
rendering room.
The cellar has been enlarged
and cemented and the firm will
have special facilities for the
handling of hides. Water and
sewer connections have also been
made with the cellar. All the
old buildings in the rear Of the
market will be removed.
Mr.. Enos, the senior member
OF the firm needs no introduction
to the reader as he has lived in
Milbank for years, and through
hard work and honest dealings
has worked up a good patronage,
q halt interest of which he re-
Gently sold to Albert Meyer, SON
OF VIM. Meyer, the blacks m tth,
OF this city. The firm is to be
congratulated on having secured
such an excellent and uptodate
headquarters, and Mr.. johnson
has carried out his plans of last
spring, when he told q Herald
reporter "that when the build
ing was remodeled and finished
it would make one of the finest
meat markets west of the cities. !"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-04
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Official Proceedings of tho
Board of County Commission.
ers of Grant County. s. ID.

Milbank, So. OAK, Thursday, April
26th 1905.
County Commissioners met pursu.
ant to adjournment from April 18th
1906 to April 26th, with all members
present and the following business
was trans acted:
Application for loan of Peder 8.
Barland on NE of NE in Sec, 30.
Town III, Range SO apd Sc of Sc in
Sec 10 Town III Range SO for $500. 90
approved,
warrants Orde. ed drawn for same.
J. C. Rawson, Coal TO Court House, Is 1o.x
D. a. Williams. Mdse. to swenson
chas B. Williams, Mdse. to Mrs: Mat; loss
chas B. Wiiiiams, Mdss 10 MRS. Matt ''00
Peri ms Bros Co., Supplies t. COUNTY s
Perkins Bros. @ Co., Supplies to oCounty sa.N
Martin Lsymsn. Wit ness fees in cse. ~
of State vs. Eaton. atOn......... 4 10
Robert Layman. Witness. fees in case -
chas. B. Williams. ad.e. to Mrs. Matt. 4'O
Geo; 3 BARNARD, supplies TO coaa,y.. lssS s
A. ". Anderson. WON bounty ........ $50
). y. Englund, County Treasurer, court
J. G. Rawson, Coal to Court Hon.e AK eS
Chas. Phefer, services to Pool family
when Quarantined 500
u. H Pinckney. county auditor, money
furnished Florence Crittenden
home for the support Of Amelia
MOngeOn child Observation-Disclosures. $500
John Erickson, county commissioner.
per diem and milage. .......... 1880
K. II. Benedict, county commissioner,
per diem and milage. e............ 1890
Juliue Fenner, county commissioner
per diem and milage .... 1880
Bills for which warrants had been
drawn were audited and approved.
A. 8 Raberge. county superintendent
balance due books furnished
Mlbank school. 49,. ............ 1880
]. n. Englund, county treasurer com
mission on $30O00O0 on Grant
county bonds. ........:....... ....... $50
9. H. Pinckney. county auditor, stamps $50
loan to G.. d. Busk ............ 10000
q. II. Pinckney. county auditor stamps 8.43
In the matter OF cancellation OF tax
sale certificates on NE4 1919 AZ for
Years 1886-1880, the county commits.
sioners ask the said Ed. Rourk to fur
ish indemnifying bond for the protec-
ton of the county.
A refund was ordered DIR avn to Geo.
A. Merritt for. 60 for 1900 tax. q. 32
for 1901 tax, 92.42 for 1902 tax, q. 60
for 1903 tax, 1910 for 1904 tax and
$500 for 1905. Error in number of
acres assessed.
Board adjourned to Saturday May
G. w. PINOKNEY,
County Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-04
Notice 10 WOOdmen.

The head camp Modern Woodmen
of America, has appropriated the sum
OF IS, 600 from the general fund to the
destitute Woodmen of San Francisco
and other California towns, and an
appeal for help has peen sent to each
local camp of the entire jurisdiction
of the order. Therefore said appeal
will be read in our camp on May II,
for action on same. WoOdmen come
to the aid of neighbors in distress.
FRANZ WENDLAND, Clerk.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-04

Republicans were greatly dis
appointed in that Congressman
Eben W. Marten was obliged to
cancel his engagement to speak
in Milbank Thursday evening.
A telegram announcing this fact
was later supplemented by the
following letter:
Deadwood, May l, 1906.
Mr.. w. w. Downie, Milbank, S. D.
My dear sir: 1t is with deep regret
that l find that l canuot be in Mil.
bank to make an address on Thurs
day night according to announcement.
Mrs. Martin had q slight attack OF
appendicitis before we left Washing
ton, but she SO far recovered as to
permit her to return home. Several
days ago the conditions returned, and
she is now SO i'll that it would not be
prudent for me to leave home for at
least two or three days. There is
some Improvement today, and 1 am
in hopes that very soon she may be in
condition so that I can safely resume
my engagements east of the river.
Sincerely yours, EBEN w. MARTIN.
An effort was made to secure
Congressman Burke to fill the
engagement, and it was expect
ed that he could do so, but on
account of illness he was unable
to, and the meeting had to
be abandoned. It is hoped that
Mr.. Marti will be able to give
Milbank a date later.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-04
Home Happenings

A new cement walk will be
laid in front of Schafer Bros.
market.
George Kelsey of Twin Brooks
was Milbank visitor the first OF
the week.
Among other improvements
made around the Ed P. DOre
residence is new cement walk.
Git books, Guenther's con
fectious at Blesers. Very suit
able for commencement gifts.
A new cement walk on the
east side of S. S. Lockhart's res
idence property was laid this
week.
Will Roebel of Corona, was a
Milbank visitor over Sunday
with his cousins, the Roebel
boys.
A dollar ism t any bigger at
SCHNEIDER & Nelson's than else
where. 1t simply looks bigger
because it buys more.
Mrs. G. Shu maker went to St.
Paul Monday, where she will re-
cieve treatment for rheu matism
with which she is so sorely az
flicted.
J. w. Earl, who has been sta
tion agent on the Milwaukee line
at Washington Springs for the
past two years, has been trans
ferred to Erwin, S. D.
More than likely you have no.
ticed the latest improvement on
Main street.-The repaintlng of
the front of the Bentley building
formerly known as the Red
Front.
Mrs. w. H. Roberts of Mil
bank, arrived in town this morn
ing. She came at this time on
account of the sickness of her
father, Alonzo Chase, who is
now improving g.-Redfield Jour
nal Observer.
A. S. Randall of Nassau, was
calling on Milbank acquatances
Thursday. He says things are
moving along nicely at his home
town and that he is still selling
farm laud and threshing ma
chines-and he certainly looks
prosperous.
f. F. Schaffer was over from
Milbank Thursday and rented
the Jas. Lewis residence of Jos.
Stefire. Mr.. Schaffer, who has
been engaged as principal of the
Langford school the coming
term, will move his family here
some time in June.-Langford
EBugle.
| George Fansett has sent in his
resignation to the International
harvester company and will
move TO Minot, N. D., where he
will establish collecting agency,
land and loan business. He ex.
|lpects to move his family TO his
Sew home some time this month.
Ihere be is building Z house.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-04
POLITICAL MEETINGS.
Twin Brooks

The citizins of Twin Brooks
and vicinity are cordially invited
to political meeting in that vii
lage on the evening of Wednes-
day, May 9, when Gov. Elrod,
Judge Campbelland other speak
ers, will talk on the issues before
the voters.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-04

Eugene Thorndike Of Big
Stone city has accepted the posi-
tion Of stenographer in the FIRST
National bank. Eugene q :
graduate Of the Big Stone hiRh
school and has recently been -
tending the normal q Nankn1A
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-04
Contract Let.

The board of education on
Wednesday let the contract for
the erection of the new public
school building to John Carlson
& Co., the heating and plumb
ing to be let on a separate con-
tract. It is estimated that the
building will cost q trifle less
than $34, 600 when completed.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-04
Stock holm.

A political meeting will be held
in the village of Stockholm on
Thursday evening, May 10.
Gov. Elrod. Judge Campbell and
other speakers will address the
meeting on the issues before the
people.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-04
Corrected List Of Phones.

The following is a correct list
of new phones on the Dakota
Central line.
1864 Geo. Empson.
1882 A. w. Glenn.
1872 M. H. Wiseman.
90 Enos & Meyers.
AZ A. A. Anderson.
70 Thos. Finley.
68 A. G.. Lender.
70 w. j. Phinn.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-04

PRINTER WANTED:-A good
job printer can secure q perma-
nent position by applying at the
LD-ADvANCE Office, Mil
bank, S. D.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-04

L HIN len w AIN NlED."A kOOO
job printer can secure a perma-
nent position by applying at the
HERALD-ADvANCE Office, Mil
bank, S. D.
Geraniums and carnations at
the Shafer market for sale by A.
L. Schafer. Both phones.
Mrs. T. J. Harris of Wilmot
was in town Wednesday.
Paul Kohler of Corona was a
Milbank visitor Monday.
Mrs. M. G. Niles was on the in.
disposed list the last week.
G. L. Folkstad was in town
Saturday returning to Sisseton
Editor Aldrich of Big Stone
was IN the city the first of the
week.
Commencement gifts, per.
fumes, stationary, etc., at Bles-
er's.
Saturday-the last day of the
stationery sale at the Post Office
Lobby store.
Will Hicks was down from
Corona Wednesday on his way to
Ortonville.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. w. E. Vandervoort next
Tuesday, May 8.
Miss Ida Foss returned to Will
mot Saturday after spending
the week in Milbank.
Miss May Phalen, who spent
the winter in Texas, returned
home last Wednesday.
Miss Lura Denkmen came
down from Corona Monday even
ing, returning home the next
evening.
Miss Beatrice Elliot left for
Minneapolis last Saturday to
spend a few weeks with Mrs.
Poppe.
Mrs. Charles Lindquist was in
town Saturday evening on her
way to Wilmot for a visit with
her sister.
If you thirst for real value you
can be satisfied by going to
Schneider & Nelson for your
spring toggery.
Burt Kuehl returned Wednes-
day from visit to his former
home at Flandrau.
DR.. Sverre of Sisseton was
here Wednesday on his way to
Chicago and the twin cities for
a visit.
Mrs. Frank Nelson and little
son of Wilmot were in town Mon.
day morning on their way to Or
tonville to consult with DR.. Karn
regarding the latters health.
Mrs. W. H. Pierce, who tor
several months past has been
compositor in this Office, moved
to Appleton last week, where her
husband is working in the Ap.
pleton mill.
E. S. VanWalker was called to
Pierpont the first of the week to
visit his daughter-in. law, Mrs,
w. r. Van Walker, who is very
low with consumption.
Mr.. G. A. Wood was down at
Big Stone Monday, where a
of the Big Stone Lake
Assem- bly, grounds was held and
a reorganization was effected.
Joe Martens of Corona, was in
Milbank Monday on his way to
Butte county, S. D., where he
will look up a homestead if he
finds something that suits him.
Mrs. F. B. Roberts, while at
tending to some of her household
duties last Saturday evening had
the misfortune to fall and break
her left arm between the elbow
and shoulder.
William Graham and wife re-
turned from a visit to their
daughter, Mrs. McGrew, at Ana
N. D., the first of the
week. bringing with them on
their return their little grandson
Willie.
John Gold of Big Stone was in
town Tuesday. He says that the
Big Stone brick company has re-
Gently been making some impor-
tant improvements in its ma
chinery, and that they will be
enabled to make the best brick
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-04
Jens Peterson made a trip to
the cities Wednesday.

Jens Peterson made a trip to
the cities Wednesday.
E. H. Lindsey has gone to
Sacred Heart to do carpenter
work.
Four different punches of keys
are now in the post office await
ing owners.
W. E. Keeney is having a ce-
ment walk laid on theFifth street
side of his property.
Mrs. Dutch, mother of Mrs.
Sophia Nixon, is visiting her
daughter at Minneapolis for a
few weeks.
John Truran, of the state
land office at Pierre, was visiting
his old Milbank friends this
week.
Mrs. Bartlett, the nurse and
little daughter, Esther, of Min
neapolis are visiting at Grand
ma Burman
Mrs. E. H. Lindsey was called
to Pierpont last Saturday to at.
tend Mrs. Will Van Walker, who
is very low with consumption.
Changes of advertisements
this week-Farley, hardware;
Jens Peterson, confectionery;
Martens Bros, hail insurance.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Hartley,
parents of Mrs. B. F. Vosburgh
went east last Monday, the form
er to Hamilton, Mont, and the
latter to Minneapolis.
The Labolt band came over to
attend the Martin meeting Wed :
nesday evening, and gavea mum.
Der of fine selections on the
street during the evening.
H. J. Benedict sold to G. S.
the house on 4th street
south now occupied by Mr..
Mclaughlin. Mr.. Amsden ex-
poets to move his family in from
the farm this fall.
Mrs. David Gamble met with
a distressing accident last Sat
urday, by making a misstep,
spraining the ligaments of her
big toe SO severely that she has
been unable tO1standson her foot.
Knute Nelson and family re.
turned from San Antonla, Texas,
the first of the week. He says
they have been having very
warn weather down there, the
ther being between 80
and 80, and the corn and cotton
are away up.
Episcopal services Sunday as
follows: 10:45 a. M, morning
prayer. litany and sermon; IL
noon, Sunday school; 5 p. m.
evening prayer and sermon;
seats free. All welcome. Re-
hearsal Saturday at 7:3O p. M, in
the church.
The high school basket ball
team of high school girls played
a matched game with the teach
ers Thursday afternoon for the
benefit of the San Francisco suf-
fers. The score resulted in Is
for the teachers and IA for the
girls team, and netted ST. 20 for
the relief fund.
Gus Swanson has purchased
the interest of the other mem
bers of the Milbank Concrete
and will hereafter
carry on the business himself.
He is prepar ed to lay cement
sidewalks and do all kinds of
work in the most salts
factory manner He asks the
OF making estimates on
any thing in this class of work.
Last Monday evening was a
special occasion for Security
lodge, A. 0. U. w., when a class
Of tiftytwo candidates was tax.
en- into the order. Grand Master
was present and gave
work in averyeffective
manner. The class was the
largest ever taken into Security
lodge at one time, and in addition
to those initiated there were a
large number of applicants who
will be taken in at q later date.
The credit for securing so
large q class belonged to Deputy
Grand Master Parott, who spent
the past week in this vicinity
and very successfully talked up
fraternal insurance.
Contract Let.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-04

10 of good water and good
fence, Cattle $2-horses $3 per head for
|5Se season May 10th to Oct. l, 1906. InQaire Of
|61oorge Tessin. miles east Of the German N. E.
|QAurch In Alban twpt. or George w. Merry OF
|Ailbank, 8. D. 86t2
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-04
LOCAL WANTS

nAsTURE-Rood pasture for cattle. with
running water, northeast quarter of section
Is, Twin Brooks township. Apply to VIM.
Ross. Milbank, S. ID.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-04

Geraniums and carnations at
the Shafer market for sale by A.
L. Schafer. Both phones.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
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