The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-10-19


zeppa Saturday.
George Phelan was Sisseton
visitor Tuesday.
}. E. McKenna of Kilborn was
in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Sherman Nixon has been
on the sick list this week.
Schafer Bros. carry the finest
and choicestmeats. Both phones.
One dav only. Oct 22nd.
See Erlandson & Johnson's ad
elsewhere.
George Tessin is suffering
from a sore hand, the effect of
a hog biting it.
Phil Saunders of the Mer-
chants bank was a Corona visit
or Friday of last week.
Surprise sale-1-on lace last
week was a hummer. Priess
Bros. No. 2 next week.
We don't let a little fire bother
us any. Send us your laundry.
Milbank Steam Laundry. Phone
1866.
Little Luella, nine year old
daughter of L. F. Steele, is very
i'll with pneumonia, at the home
of James Pew, in this city.
Mrs. Shannon accompanied
her daughter Nuna to Dicken-
son, N. D., this week, where her
son Sidney is located, and where
they will remain for time.
William Atkins came home to
his parents for a day or two's
visit the first of the week. He
is located at Kenmare, N. D., and
is firing on the 500 road.
Mrs. J. Miracle and Mrs.
Grant McWreath made trip to
Big Stone Tuesday to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Aldrich, who
expect to return to their home in
Idaho this week.
| Deputy Fred Cross went to
Summit Wednesday night and
from there drove over into.thc
hills, to look after judges OF
election and petit jurors. He
will return tonight.
Mittlestaedt Bros. have on
display at their store a pie squash
weighing 101 pounds from the
farm of Barney Peshong. Mr..
Peshong has one at his farm
weighing 125 pounds.
Miss Ruby Ryder is enjoying
a visit from her mother, Mrs.
M. J. Given, who comes from
Bangor, Wis, to attend to some
business matters in connection
with the farm near Summit.
Ainsworth's orchestra, which
is to play for the dance to be
given by the M. w. A. drill team,
is we'll recon N ended by all who
ever enjoyed the privilege of
hearing them. DR.. Goodman
speaks very highly of them.
Charles Molander, day opera
tor ut the depot, finally decided to
accept the position as operator
for Supt. VanVleit at Minneapo-
lis. He was relieved as operator
at this station yesterday. His
Milbank friends will wish him
success in his new office.
G. A. Kern, the harness man,
who sells good goodsat catalogue
prices, has a change of ad in this
issue which all horse owners
should read. Mr.. Kern has been
in the city good many years
and what he says in his ad he
will live up to.
Martin Croymans, while work.
ing on a threshing machine seven
miles north of tins city, met with
a very painful accident on the
ninth instant. He was working
near the feeder Of the machine
and his fork caught in the belt
ing in some manner, and before
Mr.. Croymans could get outof the
way he received two broken ribs
and his breast bone was cracked.
DR.. Jacotel was called and re-
duced the fracture and the iniur-
ed man is doing nicely.
A party of ladies. mem bers of
the Altar society, made the trip
to Corona yesterday via the
Milestone branch of G. M. &
ST. p. Railway. The ladies were
on a sort of farewell visit to Mrs.
Joseph Martens, who expects
shortly to go out to Butte county
to live on a land claim. Among
the party were the three Mes.
danes Martens of this CITY,
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