The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-04-13
MILBANK S. OAK, FRIDAY APRIL 49, 1906
Order your Easter meats at
the "Big Market. Schafer Bros.

Order your Easter meats at
the "Big Market. Schafer Bros.
Mrs. ". S. LIE Count of Will
mot, was the guest of Miss Adele
Foss Saturday.
Mr.. Ollie Eye is building a
house on the lots just west of the
Schnabel home.
Glenn Martens of this city, is
one of a number who is taking
the legal examination at Pierre,
and has been admitted to the
bar
Miss Inez Elv, who is teaching
in Renville, Mimi, is home for
a weeks vacation.
Miss Ella Bleser is spending
the week at home, from her
school work at Appleton.
Bruce Middlebrook is taking a
weeks rest at home from his
school work at Pillsbury acad-
emy in Owatonna, MINI.
Thad L. Fuller is becoming
quite real estate holder, as he
has recently added the Mcbride
property to his possessions.
Mrs. D. S. Cable accom- panied
her husband to Milbank last
Monday and was the guest of
Mrs. Downie while in the city.
Miss Beatrice Hocum and
Miss Anna and Tom Kelley, of
Montevideo, are spending their
Easter vacation with their Mil
bank friends.
George Prevey was home oyer
Sunday with his family, coming
up to attend the Saunders funer-
al. He returned to Beardsley
Wednesday night.
The Athletic association is
planning on playing "Dot, the
Miners Daughter at Orton-
vile, about the 9th, if proper
arrangements can be made.
An old land mark-the Mil
bank skating rink and opera
house-is being torn down, to
make room for a dwelling house
that will be built in it's place.
Teddy Engdahl, Ferd Schu-
macher and the Misses Schu-
macher and Frost of Ortonville,
were in town Friday evening to
attend "Dot, the Miners Daugh.
ter"
Mrs. Shannon has been enjoy
ing visit from her grand chill
dren Bethel and Harley Flood,
Beulah Prevey and Will Geer,
who came oyer from Beardsley
for visit with grandma.
In the sale of the Heath horses
which took place Saturday after.
noon, the five horses brought
$190; the lowest price for a horse
was $13 and the highest $50.
The amount realized fell far
short of being what was needed
to satisfy the debt.
The old red front restaurant
building, which has been under
going many repairs, a new plate
glass front being put in, a hard
wood floor, etc., is about finish
ed. Mrs. Lindquist has put in
stock of millinery and Andrew
Larson is moving his tailor shop
from the Gamble building into
it.
Mrs. George Empson arrived
last Saturday from Aberdeen,
with her household effects to
make Milbank her home, and
will occupy the house formerly
owned by Mrs. Bailey. Mr..
Empson is travelling for a St.
Paul grocery house, and has ter
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this place.
Mrs. Rossner of Big Stone, a
sister of the Gold brothers, last
Saturday succumbed to a surgi-
cal operation at the hospital in
Minneapolis. For some. days
after the operation she appeared
to recover from the shock, with
every appearance of complete
recovery, but change for the
worse came and she was unable
to rally.
The students of the public
school played "Dot, the Miners
Daughter" at the opera house
last Friday evening to a good
sized audience. Everyone was
we'll pleased with the work of the
students, each of whom die their
work we'll. Financially the play
was also success. Milbank