The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-21
MILBANK. s. OAK. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 21 1906 9

Mrs. Roy Williams is visiting
relatives at Summit.
See Fishers show window
next week for a bargain.
Crosett shoes make life's walk
easy. McCollum g. Thirsk.
We sell the Crosett shoe-a
q ua ality shoe-McC0llum &
Thirsk.
The Milbank Steam laundry
uses the famous Arabel starch
in their laundering.
Miss Gertrude Kelly of Monte.
video has BEEN visiting her Mil
bank friends this week.
G. E. Davey of Aberdeen, was
transacting business in the city
Tuesday for the Dakota Farmer.
You should not miss seeing
that beautiful assortment of
Chinaware on display at Priess
Bros.
Ray mond Fortune and wife re.
turned home from Aurora, ILL.,,
last Monday eyening.-Andover
Gazette.
A. Weide, Thos. Daylor, jr.
and John Hallstrom were in from
Revillo Tuesday seeing things
politically.
Just received a full line of
Longley, Law & Alexander fall
hats and caps. We can suit you.
McCollum & Thirsk.
j. G. Rawson, the coal man, is
building q small Office on the
west end of the coal shed he re-
Gently purchased from Matt
Rourk.
The w. E. Vandervoort family
have all been on the sick list for
the past week. Mrs. Vanderyoort
and Miss Nina are up and about
the house but Mr.. Vandervoort
is still confined to bed. They all
suffered from stomach trouble.
The firm of Williams Bros,
pioprietors of the Milbank
Steam Laundry was Dissolved
last week. F. A. Williams pur-
chasing his BROTHER Roy's inter-
est in the same. F. A. Williams
will hereafter conduct the busi-
ness.
John Longnecker living near
Twin Brooks, was a Milbank
shopper one day last week, pur
chasing a new corn binder. Mr..
Longnecker believes South Da-
kota has a good future when it
comes to growing corn. His
corn this year is extra, fine.
John Wertz, the conductor
who has for so long a time been
laid off from his work through
i'll health, has recently received
notice that the order of rail way
conductors, of which he is a
mem Der, has granted him relief
to the amount of S25 a mont tn
for the coming year.
Mr.. Val Warning of Lake
City, MINI, arrived Tuesday
evening and is making his annual
visit in this vicinity. He says he
has not enjoyed the best of health
the past year, suffering consider.
ably from rheumatism. Mr..
Warning says the twin grand
children that arrived al the Keel.
er home in Maiden Rock, Wis. ),
last spring are getting along
nicely and just a little the best
girls there are, too.
Brookings Press: Dennis
Sullivan of the Minneapolis base
ball team, who has many friends
here in Brookings, has received
an offer from an English syndi
cate to 60 to South Africa after
the close OF the regular season
here for the purpose of giving
instruction to the Beers in the
art of base ball. The offer is
such q tempting one that Sulli-
van will probably accept it. Sui
livan will not be with the Mime.
apolis next year, that team hav.
ing sold his release to the Boston
American league team.
A great many people are
viewing the new school build.
ing every day, and nothing but
words of admiration can 10
heard from all. The rooms are be-
ing flushed and the dome built.
The lathing is nearly completed
and the work of plastering and
finishing has started. The
plum bers are at work putting ID