The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-14
See Larson, the tailor's ad
elsewhere

zee Larson, the JalIOr S aQ
elsewhere.
FW. A. Poppe of Minneapolis,
was in the city during the week.
Apples! Apples! ApplesM A
car load-going cheap at Priess
Bros.
Mr.. Jacob Bears son. Henry
who has been i'll with typhoid
fever, is recovering nicely.
We want your butter and eggs
and will pay the highest market
prices. McCollum & Thirsk.
Miss Martha Goodman return
ed home last night after a
months visit with friends in
Minneapolis.
McCollum & Thirsk wish to
call your attention to their ad
this week in which the souvenir
draft appears.
James Miracle and one of his
helpers, a Mr.. Dodge, who were
doing cement work at Sisseton,
were home Tuesday.
Ren Farley of Corona, and Mr..
Frarar, his father in-law of Iowa,
who is visiting at the Farley
home in Corona, were Milbank
visitors last Friday.
Thomas Fitch, the coal man,
has taken space in the Herald
Advance, and talks good "coal(d)
sense to you. Look up the ad-
it may be the means of saving
time and money.
Thos. baylor, sr., of Mason
City, Iowa, who is visiting his
son Thos Daylor, jr., at Revillo,
and looking after his business
interests in this section of the
country, was Milbank visitor
last Friday.
Fred Kurth of Mankato. MINI
who is in the com mission bust
ness, sold a carload of fine Ne
braska apples to the merchants
in this city last Friday. Mr..
Kurth left some very fine sam
Piles at this office.
A. D. Jones of Revillo, was in
the city Saturday on business.
While here he received d tele-
phone message stating that a lit
tie grand child, son of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Frank Jones of Revillo had
died from pneumonia.
County Auditor George Plnck-
ney was a Slsseton visitor Fri
day. He said there was consid-
cradle excitement over the find-
ing of an Indian S body near the
town, and they were just bring
ing it to town on dray as he
went to the depot.
The friends of Miss Tina And.
erson and Mr.. Bert Lund berg
will be interested to learn these
two young people were married
at Fargo on the 22nd of last
month. and after visit to Grand
Forks, made a trip to Washington,
where they expect to locate
Mrs M. A Conright will have
her grand millinery opening
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of next week, Sept. 20, 81 and-22,
when she vii! have on display
one of the finest lines of pattern
hats in all the latest shapes and
shades, ever shown in the city.
William Graham has sold his
residence property on Second
street to Deputy Sheriff Fred
Cross. The consideration was
$1,65O Mr.. Cross will rent the
property. Mr.. and Mrs. Graham
will move to Minneapolis in abont
six weeks where Mr.. Graham
has purchased property and
they will make their future
home. They have been residents
of this county about twenty-four
years and have many friends
who will regret to learn of their
having decided to make their
future home elsewhere. Howev
er, Mr.. Graham still owns Grant
county soil in the way of good
farm which will require him to
make an occasional trip out this
way if nothing else will.
J. S. Farley. the hardware
man, this week delivered to Pc
ter Hublou, John Wilcox and
Frank Kockx. living north of the
city. new thresh ing rig-a Mil
City separator and Is horsepow-
err Fair banks gasoline engine.
The purchasers are trying to
solve the threshing question and
the rig with which tn