The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-03-16

German Dill pickles, also bulk
pickles in mustard at the White
Front
Fisher has received his line of
base ball goods.
The Farmers elevator at Ma
rietta burned Wednesday morn
ing with loss of all contents.
Larson, the tailor has some
thing to tell you about the max
ing of men S suits. Look it up.
G A. Kern, the harnessman,
knows the four main points for a
person to consider when he buys
a harness. His ad shows it iu
very convincing manner.
A. M. Taylor, the insurance
man, moved 60 Huron this week,
where he will make his head.
quarters with the agency in that
city, and spend portion of the
time in the offices.
In the announcement Of the
teachers examinations March
22 and 23rd, the place of the
same has been changed from the
school room to the court room.
Those interested should look up
the notice on another page.
Miss Clara Whempner and
Miss Mayme Nixson went up to
Wilmot Wednesday, where they
attended the wedding of Miss
Whempner's sister, Miss Re-
deema, who was married to
George Amman, on the 18th
inst.
The Farmers Bank, ever on
the lookout for new business as
we'll as the safety Of funds al
ready deposited with them, has
something to say to readers on
the editorial page, on the one
way to gain success in this
world.
Aud now comes DR.. W A.
Kriesel and presents his testi-
mony against race suicide in the
form Of a fine youngster who
wants to do chores at the doc
tors house for the privilege of
boarding there, and the doctor
who is a friend of the stork on
general principles, says yes.
Andrew Larson, the tailor
thinks that the recent reference
in the Review to the fact that
the tailors of the city are not ad-
vertisers should not apply to
him, as he says he has done con
siderable advertising in both of
the local papers, and if people do
not know that he is running q
first class tailor shop, it is be.
cause they do not read.
Mrs. Margaret Gaynor and
Mr.. Oliver II. LeDuc were mar.
ried at the home of the bride in
this city on Thursday, the 18th
inst, by Rev. S. A. Chappell.
The bride is we'll known to our
Milbank people, having lived in
this com munlty for number OF
years, and the groom although
but a resident Of the city for
. about year is highly spoken of
by those who are best acquaint
ed with him. A large circle OF
friends extend congratulations.
! ! ]ens Peterson has rented the
= lobby Of the post office ard is
moving into the same this week
He will put in line of station
cry, cigars, tobaccos and soft
| drinks. This store will be un-
, der the management Of Frank
t Fielding, who was formerly with
/ A. Y. Fisher Mr. Peterson will
2 continue to run his business in
the building next to Scbnabel' S
furniture store, but will give
: more time to the running Of the
! ice cream parlors and restau
. rant The second story of the
, building will be thoroughly reno
waited and turned into lodgins
rooms.
, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Wood, wht
5 had been spending a mum Der o
the winter weeks at Santa Cruz
s Cal, arrived home last week, ant
f report all of the Milbank colon,
J. at Santa Cruz as doing nicel'
and in good health. Mr.. Ellio
will return later. j. G. Wood i
); greatly improved with tn
q change of climate, and to kee]
= himself out of mischief is doin!
n something of a business in tn
: buggy and automobile line. Mr.
; Wood states that while Californi
q has some peculiar features an