The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-30
Wheat we must have. Bring
your wheat to the mill.

| Wneat we must have. Bring
your wheat to the mill.
Sunday next-September l.
will open the hunting season.
Grainsacks-the price right
at the Home of Real Bargains.
Isaac Osmundson of Appleton,
came up the first of the week to
visit Miibank relatives.
Miss Lola Prevey leaves for
Mound City this week, where
she goes to teach school.
| Maryland Mitchell and Cleon
Leach were Minneapolis visitors
the fore part of the week.
Miss Celestia Churchill came
down from Wilmot yesterday
and visited with Mrs. A. j. Hits
See our 10 and % cent assort-
ment OF granite ware. Home of
Real Bargains. McCollum &
Thirsk.
Rev. A. Murrman after an out
ing of several weeks in the vi
cinity of the cities, returned
home this week.
Martens Bros. sold the Peter
Van Asch farm on $50 acres sew.
en- miles north of the city re-
Gently, to Iowa parties.
Mrs, Will Hash of Mime.
apolis, and her daughter Hazel,
have been visiting friends in the
Old home in Milbank during the
week, the guests of Mrs. E. H.
Benedict.
Attention is called to the state.
ment of the Merchants National
bank in another column. The
statements of the local banks are
generally fair indicators of the
business progress and prosperi.
ty Of communities as we'll as the
soundness of the institutions
themselves. The total deposits
of $155, 41O in this one bank is
certainly no indication of a
money stringency.
Henry Eikm was arrested
and fined S1.OO and costs for
running his threshing engine
and outfit over the cross walks,
without first planking the walks,
as called for by the city ordln-
ance. This should be a warning
to other owners Of threshlng ma
chimes that this city ordinance
must be observed. The cement
crosswalks are too expensive in
construction to permit Of the in
juries that are sure to come to
them by the driving of these
heavy engines over them with
out any safeguards.
Phil Cross living in Kilborn
township is recovering from his
injuries received some two
weeks ago. He was working
about a plow when some cows
running in a nearby pasture
frightened the team causin e
them to start suddenly, and the
tines of a fork he was working
with were pushed agaiust one of
his legs, inflicting a bad wound
He was laid up in his bed and
thr eatened with blood poison
ing for several days.
The editor and family have beeu
enjoying a visit this week from
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Norton, of
Red Wing, MINI. Mrs. Norton
will be better remembered by
many of the very early residents
at Big Stone as Mrs. H. J. Nc
Givern and Mr.. Norton was also a
resident of Big Stone and Orton.
vile in the early days. He is
now travelling and introducing
the electric heat regulator. Mrs.
Conrad Puder accompanied the
couple to Milbank, and the early
history of Big Some and it's resi-
dents of twenty-five years ago
has been pretty we'll gone over
N. E Hansen, the secretary of
the state Horticultural society
announces that the South Dakota
State Horticultural society will
hold a joint session with the
Black Hills Horticultural society
at the Belle Fourche fair, Sep
TEN Der 9Th and 9th, 1907. The
state society will be represented
by a delegation of the most ex.
perienced fruit men of the east
ern part of the state and the
western region will berepresent-
ed by the best men in the same
line of work. All are cordially
invited to attend aud much good