The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-05-31
Strawberries 15c a box, Priess
Bros. Phone 35.

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DR.. Karn of Ortonyille was in
the city Wednesday.
E. Emanuel, the furniture
man has a new ad this week.
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes, Well's
shoe-well shod at Priess Bros
Schafer Bros. have a new ad
this week which should read
by all.
Mr.. P. Lee, of Minneapolis is
making visit to his daughter,
Mrs. Franc Croal.
Kern, the harness man, who
meets catalog prices, talks about
harness this week.
Mrs. LeCount of Wilmot has
been visiting friends in the city
for couple of days.
A nice line of fancy illustrated
books-appropr as COM
mencement presents. FISHER.
"The Senior annual will be
on sale Monday at the P. o.
Lobby. Be sure to buy a copy.
The Peever Pilot notes that:
Francis Vein berg, the pain paint
doctor of Milbank was in Peever
Tuesday of last week.
Attorney j. w. Darlington
OF Sisseton was in town Thurs
day evening while on his way to
Aberdeen on business matters.
Provision has been made for q
railway mail clerk on the Sisse-
ton branch-but just when the
new service will begin is not
stated.
Or account of poor health Ray
Wood has resigned his position
with the Farmers Bank and will
seek outside employment for q
time at least.
Miss Florence Elliot left for
Minneapolis last Wednesday
night to spend a few days with
friends and will be the guest of
Mrs. F. w. A. Poppe.
Arthur Blomquist and Phil
Saunders spent several days in
Minneapolis the first of the week
gong down on Saturday and re-
turning Wednesday.
Persons knowing themselves
indebted to me will please call
and settle at once, Those hold
ing due bills call and trade out
as they will not be redeemed af-
ter discontine business. A. V.
FISHER
Will Selchert is laid up at Sum-
nit with broken leg. Last Fri.
day he was drawing grain from
his farm to town and whilea the
elevator the horses became
frightened and started to run.
In the mixup that followed Will
was thrown under the wheels
of the loaded wagon, one wheel
passing over his leg breaking it
below the knee. Shore
Republican.
Messrs. Carlson & Hasslen
and families were passengers
east Tuesday night. After q
weeks visit with relatives and
friends in the twin cities they
will proceed to their new homes
at Tacoma, Wash. These estim-
able families leave a wide circle
of friends in this city which has
been their home for several
years and while we wish them
success and abundantprosperity
in their new homes we realize
that their absence will be keenly
felt in the business and social
circles of the city.-Ortonville
Journal.
Everyone is talking about that
Woodman nine-they are waiting
for the first game-they know
the new team will make good-its
bound to. The team will be un
der the management of the M.
w. A. camp No. 1887 ,and is open
for games with any (mind you
ANY) team in Grant, Big Stone
and Roberts counties. They
seek with pleasure the privilege
of administering punishment
to any team in these above
named counties. Here is the
battle line:
Harvey Hoyt Gyndale Tarvin
Peter Peschong Bert Cochran
Frank Kibbe Curtis Mitchell
Theo. Kamps H. s. Roberts
| Ed Phelan Fred Gaynor
| Walter Walton r. +. Inpold
q. S. Roberts will be manager,
to whom all challenOoa threats