The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-05
Gold Medal Coffee at McCol-
lum & Thirsk's.

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lum & Thirsk'
Mrs. Wallace OF California is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
L. H. Bentley.
Miss Ada Youmans was mar
ried last week in Minneapolis to
gentleman by the name of
Williams, living at Rochester,
MINI.
The H. j. Benedict family is
enjoying visit from Mr.. Holl :
ingsworth, of Beaver Dam, Wis,
who has been on a trip to the
west
Dan Sullivan, who has been
making his home in MINNEAPOLIS
since he left Milbank, has been
out greeting his old friends here
during the week.
Judge Mccoy came down from
Aberdeen Tuesday to go to Sis
seton to issue final citizen papers
to mum ber of parties. this now
having to be done in open court.
The Milwaukee road is already
advertising "The Pacific Coast
Limited which will be the coast
train running through here
when the extension will have
been completed.
Carl Schroeder of Erie, N. D.,
a former Grant county boy, is
spending a week ! + two visiting
his old friends here. He says
things are looking fine at his
home in North Dakota, and that
all OF the Schroeder family are
also flourishing.
Lyle Martens was down to Or
tonville Tuesday consulting a
physician about his wrist which
he cut quite badly one day last
week, and of which mention was
made in this paper. The wound
has not healed as rapidly as il
should. He will remain under
the physicians care at Ortonville
for few days at least.
An automobile at Ortonville,
1 driven by Charles Bucholz, of
Appleton, went over the EN- bank
ment near the brewery, going
into the lake below. Mr.. Buchoiz
was quite seriously injured as
was also his brother Walter
Bucholz who was with him. A
three year old son went through
the accident uninjured.
The success of the Granger
Business School at Big Stone has
been very marked during the
first year of its existence. It's
graduates were placed in good
positions and the outlook for the
coming year is very good. There
is fine field for young people if
they are only prepared with a
good business education. Infor-
nation concerning courses. etc.,
will be promptly sent upon re-
ceipt of your address.
Hereafter it will not be neces-
sary to purchase a special de-
livery stamp for letters, but in
stead 10 cents in stamps of any
denomination, with the words
special delivery written under
meath, and the regular 2 cents
postage, twelve cents in all will
be guarantee special delivery.
If the words especial delivery
are not written under the stamps
no attention will be paid to the
letter, which will then be handl-
ed as regular mail.
George Lewis, the brake man
on the Sisseton line, has been
suffering considerable with one
of his eyes. Some time ago
cinder lodged in the eye and
and later a film formed -over it.
Re went to hospital in the
cities and had it removed, but it
was only day or two until an.
other grew over it, and one fol.
lowed another. He had to, re.
turn to the cities and has been
under the physicians care for
some time. He has to have the
tilmy substance burned off with
acid, which it is hoped may be
the means of saving the eye
John Johnson, brakeman on
the west end, had quite an ex-
perience last Monday morning,
at about 4 o'clock. When the
train was about q mile out of
Odessa, he was knocked off q
car by spout projecting out of
q water tank. He was knocked
seuseless and for q full hour he
lay on the ground with his feet