The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-21

ssHome of Real Bargains
you know where that is.
The ladies aid society will meet
with Miss Garnet next Thursday
afternoon.
f.. }. Druecker was a Twin
Brooks business visitor Thurs
day of last week.
Chas. Stone came down from
his travels in North Dokota and
spent Sunday at his Milbank
home.
Miss Lizzie Schafer visited
friends in Big gStone last Sunday,
returning home Monday after.
noon.
Priess Bros. are having q
cleanup sale of chinaware odds
and ends. You will have to
hurry.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burgan
are home from the lake, having
closed the Minnewarmett the
first of the week.
Miss Goldie Stafford went to
Mitchell Monday NOR ming to re.
sumo her studies in Wesleyan
college atthat city.
Webster experienced four bur-
glaries Tuesday night of last
week, four safes being cracked
open and the thieves getting
about $50 for their nights work.
Mrs. A. B. Conright starts for
Chicago next Sunday night where
she will meether father, J. w. John
son, who proceeds her with car
of stock, and together they will
visit several places in Wisconsin
before returning.
Lloyd Shaw, who has been
working at the printing business
in Michigan the past year, and
who was one of the Herald force
a year ago, returned to Milbank
last week and is employed in the
Herald Office again. Mr.. Shaw
is 9 practical printer and his
work is up-to-date.
The ladies Of the M. e. aid So
ciety are planning for a rum
mage sale to be held some time
in October. Anyone having any
thing to contribute will confer
favor upon the society by notify
ing any member thereof and
goods will be called for.
Several of the threshermen
pulled in their rigs and quit for
the season. They could not see
any money in the business with
the bad weather since harvest,
making the ground so soft that
it has been very difficult to
move the heavy machines and en-.
gines over the fields.
Christ Buchele sold his h eavy
black team Tuesday to Mr..
Mcpherson of Milbank for S4OO.
Mr.. Buchele- bought the team
near Butler last Spring. \ y Mrs.
Keller and daughter, of st. Paul,
arrived Monday for a visit with
her cousins, Richard, A. r., w.
A. and Otto Bohn and their
families.-Twin Brooks News.
J. G. Wertz, Monday of this
week received his lease for,
ground from the Milwaukee rail
way company, on which to put
his lunch room. He will erect a
building just south of the depot
fronting on Main street. He
will serve meals and lunches,
and having worked on the rail
way for numb mber of years, he
will get q good trade from therail.
roadmen alone He is deserving
of good business.
Thomas Fitch, member of the
soldiers home board of this
state, leaves the first of next
week for Hot Springs, to attend a
meeting OF the board. The board
has under advisement q num-
ber Of important improvements
which will be submitted to the
state legislature when it meets
the first Of the year, such as
water connections with the home,
etc, against loss by damage
from rainy periods.
Your atten tion is directed to
the full market report which ap-
pears in the first column on this
page. This is corrected every
week and 1t will list everything
TO be found on the local market
with the price paid, and when