The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-14
A. Cameron of Wilmot was in
Milbank last Friday.

A. Cameron of Wilmot was in
Milbank last Friday.
O. S. Stavig of Sisseton, was
in the city last Friday.
Sept. 2O-21-22-millinery open
ing at Mrs. Conright's.
Charles Lownd of Aberdeen,
was a Milbank visitor Saturday.
Ben Yonker of Harvey, N. d.,
was a Milbank visitor last Fri
day.
Banker Thos. Daylor, jr. of
Reville, was a Milbank visitor
Friday.
H. n. Rude of Sisseton, was
in the city between trains Friday
of last week.
Mrs. Matt Cummings of Will
mot, was the guest of Mrs. w.
Wilson last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Skoog's
baby has been quite i'll the last
week but Is better at this date.
Telephone orders receive
pr N pt attention at the
Grant Co. Supply House. Phone 9.
A. L. Moe, a postal clerk from
ElrOy, Wis, and an old friend of
O b. Nye, was out enjoying a
visit with the latter the first Of
the week.
Ralph Pike left last week for
Minneapolis, where he goes to
attend the university of Mime
sofa and take course in electri-
cal engineering,
Henry Yackel, brother-in law
Of Louis Lind, who had been on
a visit to the latter, returned TO
his home at LeSeuer Center,
Mimi: last Saturday.
Wednesday, the 10Th, Mrs. F.
A. Lindquist will have her fall
opening of trimmed hats and
millinery. Her announcement
appears in another column, which
all the ladies should read.
J. Fl. Hurst, who has very
fine flower garden on his prem
ices, has made it so inviting that
a real humming biro came and
took up it's abode in the garden
last week
"A Promise Fnlflled," IS not
the next play at the opera house,
but a method c.. A. Kern, the
harness man, has of doing bust
ness. See his ad elsewhere,
for further particulars.
Mrs. Thos. McKeruon was
called to Montevideo last Friday
by learning that her sister, Mrs.
p. Croak. who has been i'll for
some time, was in a critical con
dltion. Mrs. Schnabel, another
sister has been at Montevideo
for several weeks.
The signals and other neces-
sary material are being put in
for the new block system which
is being put in operation on the
H. & d. from the cities to
Aberdeen. The work is complet-
ed west from the cities to Mil
bank.
Fl. A. Knutson, who was EN-
ployed by James Lockhart, and
who has been i'll with typhoid
fever, has about recovered and
will return from his home at
Valley Springs, S. D., some
time this week and will take up
his old position with Mr.. Lock
hart.
Miss Ruby Ryder entertain
ed a number of the friends of
Miss Inez Ely last Monday even
ing, before the departure of the
Ely family for the east, and Miss
Ina Clark at her home entertain
ed a nun Der of the friends of
Miss Gertrude on the sameeven-
ing, and accompanied the young
lady to the train at her depar
ture.
The blacksmtths of the city
have raised the price of shoeing
from 20 to 25 cents aud 40 to so
cents, the change taking effect,
Monday last. The price Of ma
terial and help have both been
increased in late years until It
has become necessary for the
miths to also raise the
price on this work.
Mrs. E. D. Ely has rented her
house to William Kruger, and
last Monday night took her de-
parture for New York state,
where she expects to remain
during the coming fall and win
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