The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-08-31
Priess Bros. treat you right.

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Phone 1865 for your laundry
Milbank Steam Laundry.
Pr1ess Bros. sell an awful lo1
of fruit and at prices that make
you sit up and take notice.
Mrs. Mary Campbell of Sar
Diego, CAL, arrived Tuesday anc
is guest at the Peter Wander
WORT home.
j. S. Farley, the hardware
man, has a new ad this weel
which will prove interesting II
all. Look it up.
Mrs. Mary Lee returned home
Saturday after a visit of about {
month with relatives at Roches
ter and Chatfield, MINI.
Prof. Clark was up from Simp
son Park Monday. He said that
fire was almost a necessity in
their cottage all of last week dur.
ing the rains.
Harry Huls mann, who made a
visit to his family last week, re-
turned to Chicago Saturday.
He expects to move his family to
Chicago next month.
Miss Margaret Druecker en-
tertained a party of her friends
Wednesday afternoon. All the
guests had pleasant time and a
very dainty lunch was served at
five o'clock.
Charles Siers, of Grant Cen
ter, who had been very ill with
typhoid fever for some time,
was able to come to town last
Saturday. He is still very weak
from his long siege of illness.
Charles Glasser, representing
the Hewitt Bridge company, of
Minneapolis, was in town Mon
day. He has just completed the
putting in of an all-steel bridge
over the Yellowbanks in Alban
township, south of the John Lig-
gett farm.
Frank Fielding has a new ad
this week. Mr.. Fielding has one
of the largest and finest lines of
school stationery to be found in
the city, and among the stock
you will find many big bargains.
His new High School tablet is a
hum mer for the price.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Campbell
left yesterday morning for st.
Peter, MINI, where Mr.. Camp
bell has secured an interest in
the overalls manufacturing com
pany of Johnson & Co., and
where they expect to make their
home, though Mr.. Campbell will
probably be on theroad a portion
of the time
Work on the new school build
ing is progressing nicely. On
the first floor the walls of the
eight rooms have been plastered
and as soon as the roof is put
on can be finished up within a
few days SO that all of the
departments will be able to start
work about Oct. 1st, thus caus-
ing them but little delay in the
study courses.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found the notice of the county
convention which will be held
Septem Der 18th. County Audi.
tor Pinckney would like to have
the chair man of precincts call
as early as possible and get their
supplies for the primary elec.
tion which will be held on the
18th of the same month.
Joseph Nixon was up from
Granite Falls the first of the
week on visit to his mother
and other friends in Milbank.
Joe is clerk in Hotel Winter and
his friends here are glad to hear
that he is getting along nicely.
He is enjoying his vacation from
work in company with his young
friend, Carol Nelson, who came
up to spend a few days in Mil
bank.
Some of the older residents of
Milbank will remem berG. Frank
Peterson, a printer who worked
in the Herald Office some fifteen
years ago. Frank has met with
various experiences since leav-
ing these parts, and has recently
been engaged at Hibbing, MINI, !,
in publishing "The Worker, q
paper devoted to socialism, At
the socialist con vention held at
Duluth, Mr.. Peterson was nomi
mated for congress by the social
lists of that district.
1T Is ALL RIGHT