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MEDICINES BY MAI

MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ~
Rubber goods n speciality, wrr
formation. Golden Seal Mediclhs
W. End So. Salt Lake City.
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DIARIES
UPHOLSTERING & REPAI

PARLOR FURNITURE RE-u|
stored and repaired Estimata
ted on request. Phones $3.50. 3. y
& Mfg. Co. l5S ". lst So,
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BY RESPONSIBLE ADULTS. COM
pictely furnished. modern housekeeping
apartment or cottage; to rooms; close
IN. Address X II. Tribune
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STORAGE OF PURS

ALL FURS LEFT WITH u.s.
cleaning or repairing will b
for the summer months free Of z
r. Stencil Fur. Co., 79 E. Ord 81
State. Ind. Tel. $50.
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CLAIRV0YANTS

HAVE JUST RECEIVED NH
that my father is dying; leave 70; Z
land, O., today; no meetings, eU
further notice. Mr.. Dickson viii
also. s. j. Arnold, OF ArnoE-D1
Bros
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BORN

KUMRoW-Baby boy. 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. W. Kumrow Bingham Junction,
Friday afternoon Both doing well,
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ACTIVE PARTNER WITH SOME
capital In manfg business, Address X
81, Tribune. w2iSi
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WHEN IN NEED OF REAny
sec US, Crescent Loan Co. a y
block
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR

EBER w HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
cmbalmer 225 S ". TEN. Phones lVis,
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FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING AND
plain sewing By day or at home; call
evening, 20 e. Sth South. Telephone,
87l6-K wZ6y3
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ELECTRO DERMATOLO@|

HAIR. MOIES. BlRTHl1
freckles, red spots. all impertecsi1
the skin permanently removed By q
needles. Miss Small. COL Templsin|
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PIGEONS. HoMERS, RUET HEN AND
large crosscp Hennosa Lofts. Ills 2ith st,
San Francisco w26iJ
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BEST DOUBLE vIoLETS AND FU-
neral designs Both phones 300, Gems
Floral Co, l+3 South Main street. nl4iS
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FOR RENT

A NEAT NEW BROOM COTTAGE;
city water and cellar. e29 Ith East
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NEWLY FURNIsHEp RooNW; y.
modern. Ind. a2N do s'
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CHEAPEST RATES ON E77n,.
pianos, etc, without remoysI
over Utah National Bank l ~
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MONEY TO LOAN ON CHATT,,
real estate on long and. sho,s
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TED-GENTLEMAN OF LADY
with good reference to travel by rail or
with n rig for Il firm of $3.50, 5000 capital
Salary sl012 90 per year and expenses, sal
airy paid weekly and expenses advanced.
Address. with stamp, ]. A. Alexander.
Salt Lake City, Utah w2545
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FIvE-ROoM MODERN COTTAGE, EAST
aide. Scott Photo, rs f, ard So w2Ss5
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WANT TO BUY a MODERN S-ROOM
house located east and north of 2nd
South and State street, price not to exceed
$500 70 $500. What have you got TO Of
fer. Address &ii Tribune. W26l3
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STEAM CARPET CLRAl

~~~~~~--~~--N|~~~~ N|~~~~~~|H-"~|@~-e"--N = =.
S. L, STEAM CARPET cLL|
works: cold-blast feather -:
work guaranteed. Cor Sth WeH
Temple. E-nyr Eynon, Propr'
2Cl9; Ind. ITO
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND FURNI-
ture. stoves. ranges, bicycles Star Sec
ond-hand Store, BIS so. State. Bell ASK.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR MEN 8
csst-on clothing. hats and shoes e6
Commercial st, Bell 2l25-X wil2
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MAN EXPERIENCED IN GENERAL
merchandise line to open store In new
and promising mining camp; company
business and protection from 5000 10
5000 required. must be good man. Ad-
dress x 81, Tribune Ty2lE0
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TITTTIE BROS

SIX ROOMS; MODERN: IS CANYON
road, no children. Inquire at samo ad-
dress,
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WANTED-TRAVELIN SALESMAN
8 to sell Blankets and Dress Goods direct
from mill To retail stores. Good commits
eion. Valuable side line. SchuylkIll
Mills, Box No. 1892, Philadelphia, Pa
w2542
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DAVIs'S AGENTS GET THE MONEY.
Why? They have the goods the people
want. Our Big I" Soap and Toilet Com
bfnations are all winners. Write today for
latest and greatest agents proposition In
the world. DAVIS SOAP WORKS. So
Union Park Place, Chicago w2522
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: ROOMS. MODERN. WITH HOT WAT
er heat, S35 $40 Sth street. w261s
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TO RENT A GROOM, 2-s1oRY MOD
ern house. II bargain is offered Will
buy. Address T. o. box 1853 w1ll7
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AGENTS WANTED-ABSOLUT PRO
tectlon against burglars and sneak
thieves sclf-adjustinG, no wires or screws.
Impossible 10 move door OF windows with
out ringing alarm. Handsome profit to
aeents. Sample sixty cents. Automatic
Burglar Alarm Co. st. Louis. Mo. w2521
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FOR RENT-FURNlSHED

EINEGy FURNISHED STEISlE .,
modem front suite; househoee rv272j
E Brigham
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MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES

PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR DEC
grafton day. r. Mckenzie. AZ state st
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LAUNDRY

Somo LhuNDRf BY RELIAHI, y
Phone Forrest So-X. specially;
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WANTED-AGENTS


ATTENTION AGENTS-MAKE BIG
money selling our Flexible Gold Sign
Letters; no experience necessary. Easy
work; catalogue and sample free. w2ol6
AGENTS TED.-ENGRAvED Sill
Ner name and number door plates have
always been eeen on the houses or the best
Families. and until now have cost from
800 10 5000 We make to order richer
nhd better engraved silver door plates
that you can sell for $3.50 and double your
money. Write for photo-reproductIons
actual size) showing styles OF plates and
engrayings Price monopoly and exclu-
give territory to capable agents. New
Method Co. 5767 Prairie ave, Chicago.
w25l9
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FoUR-noRsE TEAMS. WI

lD FOUR-HORSE TEAMS. WITH
drivers, at SG75 per day.
% two-horsc teams, with drivers, at
$3.50 per day.
Is single hands, teamsters and laborers,
Mt s2zS per day. board A,6o per week.
We guarantee baled alfalfa hay, deliv-
cred at commissary camp, $l4; we guar
antee best Idaho oats, delivered, at S1GD
per cwt.
% miles of main canal construction Will
be ready 10 contract by May l5. A part
of this now ready. AMERICAN FALLS
CANAL AND POWER CO., Pocatello.
Blnckfoot or American Falls, Ida, W2l1
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FLORISTS

E A. LAMROURNE FLORAL CO, so.
Main. Everything Moral. Phones, 3H
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NEW FOUR ROOM HOUSE, NEAR 5RD
North and 9Th West. Addison Cain,
Both phones. w2pt9
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GENTLEMAN. CoNvALEscENT, wants
Moo. light. airy. cool room or with
board in modern house with quiet family
or widow preferred. willing 10 provide
kind care, state terms. Box N6. w225e
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NINE ROOM MODERN HOUSE AND
barn, close In, Ia S. Bird East. $40; In
quire, a, 7. McCanne, County Treas. Of
6ce w2733
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On Real Estate. Furniture ~
good security; lowest rates 'snoi q:
strictly private. sec US hnyor.e easy {.
Equitable Loan and Inv, Co SsSSnI.! SSI!.s!
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SELLING

FROM THE EAST Af,NOsT S
,rS skrts: s waists. jackets. dress and SnW s,teU
ing gowns at your own price liz III e even en-
wl595
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases Mrs. A. NJ Olsen. 525 East Sth
South. Phone Bell 2eSl-Y. WHO
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4-ROOM MOD. COTTAGE, 2 BLOCKS
from business center. Tel 98-Z wZtS0
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AGENTs-LEGITIMAT SUBSTITUTE
for slot machines; patented; sells at
sight for 81: good territory open: partIeu-
lars, G1SHA CO, Anderson, Ind w2o25
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PLUMHoF'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
headquarters for mine, mill, smclter and
r. r, laborers. hotel help, etc. 1917 w
End So. Bell tel. 35A w503
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LARSEN G. NEALSON BUY SECOND
hand furn. stoves, etc 25l So State.
wl1A
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THREE ROOMS, PANTRY AND BATH,
electric light, to couple; 325 E. 4th So.
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2-RooM BRICK COTTAGE, IS MONTH,
l64 n. 7th West w21Sl
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TWO LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOMS
from 10 to IL II. high; close in Address
w ., Tribune. w360
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MONEY TO I,0ly

WE LOAN MONEY To pIs,s>.--
Payments same as rent StiD H01
curity and Trust Co. In Or, oalt kh
1924 Main st '' own hsSj
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SECONDHAND NATIONAL CASH
register. Will pay cash. 2. o. Box 54t.
ts73
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WANTED-RELIABLE MEN TO REG
ister In the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION Employment Depart: good posi-
tions for the right men. 1853
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CARPENTER AND JOINER

A. L. HAMLIN. REAR 2a3 so. MAIN
Ind fonc 142l: residence 2576 WA
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WANTED

A1GHEsT FEfCE FAD FOK IRON'
brass. rags, bottles, rubber, copper, etc.
Utah Junk Co., e3 e. Sth So: phone 229.
z2o7
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THREE COzT ROOMS CoMtLEi 5sat,
| housekeeping: close m pn0"' w269i
| 7S Center ST.
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SUFFER- WANTED AT THE UNION
Blossom Cigar Factory. llS West SO;
Temple. w1<S9
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SUITE OF ROOMS; ALSO ofs SEMt2dd y 81
furnished for housekeepins' 40 w2ssa
South
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AGENTS WANTED-SEL.L SAN FRAN
cisco disaster; complete story OF earth
quake and fire. fully Illustrated, best and
largest book; best terms. credit given.
freight paid; send 10c for outfit ]. S.
Ziegler & Co, Chicago. w2l16
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PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. Lizzie Goisler. 33s West Srd
North. Bell phone 95l-h. n1Q33
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GIRL TO COOK AND DO GENERAL
houscwork, two IN the family, Bell, ls2;
q 4 street wAOs2
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE REPAIRS

G u. LOVETT, ALI. MAKES RE-
paired Foundry, IA y. eth West. phone
2304-K. te5
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WE WANT TO BUY FURNITURE AND
carpets. Foncs. Bell 1885, Ind 2255. t4e7
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WANTED-ELECTRIC PIANO. STATE
price; answer. Address Salt Lake Sa-
loon. f. F.. Pocatello. Idaho VIA
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOX 20 70 "a
keeping on the ground hooi' g;26S1
South.
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WANTED-HELP

| YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN GEN'L
| housework. Mrs. II. Bowen, 1921 7th E.,
| opposite Calder y park w2SlI
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR HOUSE
hold goods, carpets. etc; entire house
furnishings O specially Nebraska Furni-
ture Co.. 81 L. End So o2l45
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THREE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
bath and electric light ~ bns'
South. Phone HlS-N-
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PIPE-60, 900 FEET

ALSO STEM HOSTS, ALL KINDS
machinery. steam and electricity, J. NJ.
Sven. 336 So. Bird West n9l5
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NEW BUILDINGSIN MILBANK
The Record for 1905 Good One-Over One Hundred
and Sixty Thousand Dollars Expended on New
Buildings and improvements Dur


w hat did you do to help build up
Milbank during the last year? 1t
may have been a large amount or it
may have been but a little, but it all
helped to make the year 1905 a hum
mer, as derald reporter found upon
making thorough canvass among
the residents of the city this week.
1t is very evident that while the city
is not on a boom it is enjoying a
steady and substantial growth. The
year 1905 capped the climax-over
Sl6O, 600 improvements s-but this year
promises also to be a good one.
First take into consideration the
fact that new schOOlhOuse is to be
built. Then there are four separate
business blocks on Main street being
figured on at the present time besides
the addition to the First n atiOna
Bank building.
AS one resident remarked, 1--WE
have fine library, excellent opera
house, a new school house is sure
and we will then have as fine a
little city as can be found in the state.
Let the good work 60 on; it is this
building and improvement enthuisi-
asm that makes a city No city in
the state the size of Milbank can
boast of a better year than can we.
Every citizen should be proud of the
fact-drop all personal feelings-put
their shoulders to the wheel and all
push. Let it be said of Milbank 1--WE
do
CITY IMPROVEMENTS.
The city has finished up during the
last year much of the work starte d
during 1903. This has been as
closely estima ated as possible.
While the figures are not exactly cor
rect they are as near as could be as
certained The city's improvements
we're no doubt a stimulus to private
enterprise, for since commencement
of that work, others have taken hold
and started their part of the improve
ment boom really sooner than they
figured on
GENERAL IMPROVEMENTS.
The season has been an unusually
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1t is extremely xasperating to
xperieniment with xpensive or
inexpensive articles and not to
Experience xact satifaction. Take
coal for xample. You can't tell
xactly, even by Examination with
xrays, whetherit is Extraordinary
or not. To be xact you must use
it or xtract an Expression from
some one xtant who has
expended some time in it's xten-
sive or intensive use. All will
tell you Thos. Fitch sells an xtra
good coal-and we know from
customers who have used our
coalxtensively whereof wespeak.
They xhileratingly xtol it to an
xtreme xtent. No further xpla-
nation need be xacted.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-01-12

EPIsCOPAL-Serviceswill be as
follows: Saturday, Jan. 18th,
rehearsal at 7:30 p. m services
at 8 p. m; Sunday, Jan. 14th,
1O:45 a. M, morning prayer lit
any, and sermon; 12 noon, Sun
day school; 5 p. NJ, evening
prayer ana sermon. Seats free:
all welcome.
Rev. Thos. Sanderson, the pas
tor at Big Stone City will preach
at the Methodist church in Mil
bank on next Sunday morning
and evening, the pastors of the
two churches having exchanged
pulpits for the day.
Rev. Adam Murnann, the new
minister at the congregational
church preached both morning
and evening last Sunday to good
congregations and in q most ac-
ceptable manner.
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Farm Loans.

The Farm er' S Bank of Milbank
has just made arrangement for
a large amount of money at lower
rates and more favorable terms
than could heretofore
be obtained for farm
loans, and no one having a
farm loan coming due and desir-
ing to make a new loan should
make any arrangements until he
gets our terms and prices.
We close loans promptly. No
red tape or delays. All loans
made payable to the Far mer's
bank at Miloank. We have ex-
perts to draw the papers, expert
attorneys to examine the titles,
and can get your loan through
and get your money the same
day you apply. A word to the
wise is sufficient.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-01-12
James Ross, of SissetoDAgency
was in town Monday morning.

James Ross, of SissetopAgency
was in town Monday morning.
George Egrmeyer of Twin
Brooks, is quite ill, threatened
with appendicitis.
The little granddaughter of H.
S. Mills of Alban, aged about
eight months, died yesterday.
J. H. Hurst, D. G. phone 187,
has taken the agency for a Min
neapolis cut flower concern. He
solicits your orders.
Paul Rickert of Sisseton, was
in town Monday on his way to
Owatonna, after spending his
vacation at home.
The opera house management
is making arrangements for a
grand ball on the eveningof Jan-
uary 81, when the celebrated
Dode Fisk orches ira will furnish
music.
Will Schafer can sell you cut
flowers and plants at reasonable
prices. Wreaths and floral de-
signs a specially. Call him up
by phone, d. G. 1873 or Prof. A.
l.. Schafer.
The postmaster desires to call
the attention of persons mailing
private postcards to the follow
ing law regulating the postage
to be paid on them. ''Post cards
bearing written communications
on the address side when sent in
the mail are chargable with post
age at the letter rate which is
two cents. To mail the ordinary
picture mailing card for l cent
the writing, except the address,
must be on the back side. If
you write anything except the
address upon the front or ad-
dress side of the card put on a
two cent stamp. An observance
of this rule will insure prompt
deliveryand save your friend who
receives the card from having to
pay part Of the postage.
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Report Of the Public Library

1t gives me pleasure to sub
nit the report of the Milbank
public library and reading room
for the month ending Dec. 3Oth,
1905.
The library was open for the
circulation of books, reading and
reference use 25 days.
The new registrations were as
follows: 5 adults, Of which two
were country patrons and 6 juv-
eniles. A total of II.
The total number of volumes
issued was SCI, a daily average
of %, an increase of two over
last month. 93 volumes were
non-tiction, an increase of three
over last month.
The largest daily circulation
was 33.
The above figures include the
children report as folio OWs:
Total circulation 218, largest
daily circulation 217, and 81 non
fiction books were issued
The readers numbered 345, of
whom 327 were children. The
largest daily attendance on any
one day was 80.
The reference workers mum
bered 80; gratifying increase
over Decem Der and 80 volumes
were issued while others were
used.
Eight new books have been
catalogued and placed on the
shelves, making total of 1904.
Patrons having had diph liberia
in their homes have been notified
not to return their books to the
library. Six books have been
lost in this way but we hope
they will soon be replaced.
The month has been a very
busy one ia the revision of the
catalogue cards, as 400 books
have been issued and many
books repaired, besides the
daily routine work which re-
ceived first atten ton.
The approaching reading and
study season promises to sur
pass in both quality and quaint
ty of work any previous year,
and we hope it is understood
that the mission Of the library is
to hel Is every man, woman and
child in the community and
county, besides furnishing the
entertainment and recreation to
be found in human experiences
as set forth in the worlds great
ovels.
Teachers and students wish
ing material on special topics
will find this awaiting them if
they notify US at an early date.
The following gift has been
thankfully received: Miss M.
Garnet, The Ladies Home Jour
nal
Respectfully submitted,
MINNIE SHANNON.
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New eVatOr.

G. O. Helvig has his new ele-
vator nearly completed and ex.
poets to have everything ready
to commence the purchase of
grain of all kinds in about ten
days. The building is 26x27, 43
feet high and 60 feet to peek of
roof.
The foundation is of solid
granite, "A cords of rock being
used. The building is cribbed
with 2x6 inch lumbe sixteen
feet high and the balance with
2x4 inch umber, and is divided
off into IA bins. Engine room
and office building is built OF
brick, 14x16 feet, and two stories
high. The capacity of the eleva-
tor is %, 600 bushels. Tie build
ing is constructed on the latest
ideas and the best of modern
machinery installed by the pro
prietor, Mr.. G.. O. Helvig, who
has had quite mum Der Of years
experience as grain buyer
throughout the country. The
whole institution adds about
$4,000 of the building improve
ments to the city. 1t is located
just west of the stock yards and
north of the railway track. Mr..
Helvig will be pleased to have all
who have grain to sell or con-
template selling at a later date,
call and talk with him.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-01-12

A. w. Schone, who was the
principal organizer of the mar
ket day sale, has been making
arrangements to make the af-
fair still more popular and more
largely attended. With this in
view it has been deemed advis-
able to make the sale day the
first Saturday in the month in
stead of the first Wednesday as
heretofore. This will make the
next market day on Saturday,
Feb. 3. Remember this.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-01-12
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining uncalled for in
Mllbank pOstoffice, Jan. 10, 1905:
Burnham.J e. Christeneen. Arnold
Douglas, Henry Finnegsn, James
Gridley, Mrs. kelna Halves, Frank
Wright johnson, And. r.
Lundbnrg. .J.P. Nilsson, Herr Amandus
Olson, Walter (Foreign)
Swanson, Nels
In calling for any of the above
please say "advertised" and give
date of advertisement. If not called
for in fifteen days will be sent to
the dead letter Office.
w. w. DOWN.E. p. M.