The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-03-09
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Wood,
who have been spending the
past two months in California,
are expected home Saturday.

paSC Two months IN CallIOrnla,
are expected home Saturday.
Mrs. Lynn Hawes and Mrs.
Ralph Amsden are making ar
rangments to 60 to California
about the middle of the month.
M. B. Wiseman recently pur-
chased the Herrick property,
situated just north of the James
Watson residence on Fourth st.
Frank P. Lloyd, a former resi-
dent of Albau township, now liv-
ing at Gruntrop, N. D., has been
visiting his Grant county friends
during the week.
Mrs. Frank Brennan, sister of
Mrs. w. HI. Pierce, came down
from Sisseton yesterday, accom-
panied by her mother and hus-
band, on her way to Rochester,
Mimi, to undergo a surgical
operation.
Wood Bros. have the largest
line of tanning mills in the west,
upon which they will make ex-
ceding low prices. Among these
machines are the Hero, Owens,
Owatonna, Clelland Special and
Foston. Call and get prices be-
fore buying.
John Wertz went to Monte
video Tuesday afternoon. From
that city he goes to Hot Springs,
Ark, where he expects to re-
main for some time, hoping to
recover from his rheumatic
troub bles by the use of the baths.
Only a Woman's Heart" 1t
is safe to say that in the whole
range of the drama there is no
play to be found with such
power to compel alternate
laughter and tears as is shown
in 'Only a Woman's Heart. F"
Bentley Grand, Saturday,
March II. Popular prices, ad-
vance sale of tickets opens a.
Bleser's Drug Store, March 18th
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Wood, and
Thomas Fitch and w. w. Mount
went down to Ortonville this
morning to attend the funeral of
Albert H. McLane who died on
the morning of the 9TH inst. Mr..
McLane lived in Milbank sever
al years ago, and is survived
by his widow. He was a veter-
an of the civil war and served in
the 18th N. Y. heavy artillery.
The city council met in regu-
lar session Monday evening.
The contract for the new city
pumps and the putting and con-
Meeting of the same was let to
the Engineering and Steam Sup.
ply Co., of Minneapolis. The
work is to be completed about
April first. Mr.. Parkhill, will
superintend the work. The
James Miracle company was
awarded the concrete work to be
put in at the pump house.
Argus Leader: M. M. Ramer
of Milbank, state superintendent
of schools, informs the Argus
Leader that there is no truth in
the report that he is being con
sidered for the superintendency
of the schools at Pierre. Mr..
Ramer is a candidate for the
nomination of state superinten
dent of schools, he now holds the
Office, and he is not looking for a
school position until he shall be
in shape to accept one.
Cool, calculating man-Book
keeper. kuns his business hit
and miss-W Weather man. Does
things by rule--Carpenter
Knows where to draw the line
Fisherman. Charity worker
Tramp. Always trying to make
an impression-Prizetighter
Good at figures -Dress maker.
Always looking ahead-Locomo
tive engineer. Always twisting
things-Rope maker. Doesn t
care about change of scene
Stage hand. Began at the bot
tom and worked his way up
Bricklayer.
Hawes & McCollum, proprie
tors of the "Home of Real Bar
gains" have decided to have a
big reduction sale com mencing
lomorro Saturday, March
10Th, and to continue for fifteen
days. While it is the first of a
series of Red Tag Sales" it will
oe independent of the monthly
siles to follow. Messrs. Hawes
& McCoIlum have decided to
make some mportaut changes in
their store and as one of them is
to purchase many new goods,
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