The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-08-17
MILBANK S. OAK. FRIDAY. AUGUST II, 1906. Co

Odds and ends-you name the
price and they are yours-Priess
Bros.
The Round Elevator is under
going considerable repairing and
a new distributing spout will be
built.
Frank Mccarthy was circu.
lating around among Miibank
friends for a day or two during
the week.
Bleser, the druggist, has a
change of ad this week, drawing
your attention to his lire of tab
let's and writing papers.
Miss Susie Walsh, who had
been visiting the G. w. Martens
family for some time, returned
to her home at Aberdeen Satur-
day evening
Mrs. Laura Lueschow, who ac-
companied her grandfather on a
visit to Orchard, Neb., for visit
to relatives at that place, return
ed last Saturday.
Z. j. Bronson, formerly of Will
mot but now residing at Red
Wing, Mimi, was in the city
Tuesday evening between trains,
on his way to Wilmot
Considerable repairing is be-
ing done on the telegraph lines
between Milbank and Montevi-
deo. 1t is expected that in the
near future the system will be
rebuilt west to Aberdeen from
Montevideo
r. w FISHER and wife Of Sis
seton Indian Agency school,
we're visitors in Milbank last
week, the guests of Rev. E...E.
Hunt, the parties having been
former friends in Nebraska, and
Mrs. Fisher was on her way to
the old home at Chadron, Neb.
The Majestic manufacturing
company, of St. Louis, Mo-, will
have a man at Wood Bros. store
all next week who will show you
how to bake biscuits brown top
and bottom in three minutes.
Don't miss this chance of seeing
the great cooking wonder.
A climb up the water tower,
even part way TO the platform,
gives one glimpse of the most
beautiful scenery you could wish
to see. From ten to twelve miles
in every direction one can see
the rolling prairie dotted with
fields of grain and patches of
trees. 1t must be seen to be ap-
preCiated.
The Hulsmann Land Go. have
closed their Off in this city
and taken up permanent head
quarters as the National Invest.
ment Company,Suite 521 Reaper
block, Clark and Washington
streets, Chicago. Messrs. c..
and II. Hulsmann have already
gone to Chicago and their fami-
lies will follow later. Chicago
was their former home.
Mrs. G H. Hanson, (nee Miss
Kayes)of Washington, D c., is
making a visit to Milbank this
month, the guest of Mrs. Nc
Wreath. Mrs. Hanson has an
army of friends here, particular
ly among the young people Of the
city, many Of whom passed un
der her instruction while she
was one of the faculty in the high
school, and both teacher and
pupils are enjoying the pleasure
Of meeting again.
Alfred NAHUM, who has been
the night agent at the depot
for the past year or two has
been transferred to Florence,
the first station south Of Fargo,
where he will have day work.
The patrons of the road regret to
see Mr.. NAHUM make the change.
as he has always been a oour-
teous and faithful employe, and
the best wishes of our people 60
with him to his new position.
George Middlebrook returned
from Billings county, N. D.,
Wednesday, where he had been
looking over some lands recently
purchased by his company. The
lands are in the vicinity of the
famous bad lands, and were
formerly held in large blocks by
the cattlemen and stock ranchers
but are now being cut up III to
smaller farms and taken mp by
settlers. Plenty of good water,
coal in abundance for the dig
ging and fine grazing lands are
among the ad vantages of the
country. Mr.. Middlebrook has
some twenty sections of the land