The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-23

The Misses Ella Frost and
Marjorie Culver of Ortonville,
were guests of Milbank friends
yesterday.
Are you looking for the best
wagon on the market? You will
find it in the genuine Mandt
at Wood Bros.
How about wheat-have you
any: We will pay you the very
hig hest market price for it.
Milestone Valley Milling Co.
Nelson, the druggist, has a
new ad in this issue, calling at
tention to a special sale he will
have on all kinds of paints. Read
the adv't.
Granite ware-10 to 35 cents.
You will find just what you want
at a less price than the other fell
low charges. McCollum &
Thirsk,
Mr.. W. H. Rethke of Grant
Center has been quite i'll and con-
fined to his bedfor the past three
weeks. He hopes to soon recover
strength enough to undergo an
operation for tumor.
j. E. Dunbeck, formerly of
Mankato, Mimi, but now with
H. Mitchell, the barber, has NOV
ed his family into the Van Walker
house on Third street.
Mrs. G.. S. Xix returned last
week from a midsummer visit to
friends at Spring Valley and
other points in eastern Mime
sofa and northern Iowa.
Miss Verrill of Minneapolis,
and Miss Evans of Goodwill were
guests Of Mrs. A. Thurman last
Friday. Miss Evans is a teacher
at the Goodwill school. and Miss
Verrill had been on a visit to the
mission.
j. Magoon, of Corona who had
been having considerable trouble
with one of his eyes, which had
become infamed and had caused
the whole side of his face to swell
up, went down to Ortonville last
Saturday for examination at the
hospital.
As illustrative of how Milbank
people get together even when
they have been away from the
town for a long time, we mention
the fact that Dr.. H c.. G.. Rose
and DR.. w. E. Robinson have
formed a partnership in the
practice Of medicine at Rapid
City in the Black Hills.
The opportunity of securing a
business education should not be
neglected. The Granger Bust,
ness School at Big Stone offers
excellent courses and assists it's
graduates to good positions and
is a good school in every way.
Did you note the success of the
graduates this last year and the
positions they are holding. Fall
term opens September 3.
South Shore Republican:-The
South Shore creamery paid out
S1O73 81 for the fifteen days end
ing Aug. 1st. Not SO bad. eh?
The patron to receive the largest
check was Ole Hermanson, of
Strouseton, the amount being
$3.50. Other patrons receiving
checks for over $4,000 we're B..
D Southwick $3.50, Andrew
Zemlicka $3.50, Bamberger
Bros. 1913 81, Otto Waege $685. 20,
Christ Larson S32 90.
The Fuller, Middlebrook Col
lection Agency is the name of
a new incorporation in this city,
and is composed of two of our
young men. Howard G.. Fuller
and 3. S. Middlebrook, who pur-
pose making a special and thor
ough business of collections.
They will be pleased to look after
any accounts for merchants or
others and any business placed
in their hands will be prompt
ly and faithful attended to.
The legislature created the of
fee Of telephone inspector at a
salary Of $1,000 a year. The
governor nominated an in
spector. but there is nothing ap
propriate1 to pay his expenses
and SO he is simply staying at
home and drawing his salary. It
is a snap for the Inspector; but
just a bit hard on the taxpayers.
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