The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-05-17
Tillman.
Ben Tiilman.
PitchfOrk Tillman.
Benjamin Tillman.

Benjamin Tillman.
Senator Benz. Tillman.
Say it any way you wish
but don't forget the date-Fri-
day, May 18th at the opera house
Mrs. E. Hilmer and family left
for Butte county Sunday night.
G G.. Middlebrook was at
Frederick on business yester
day.
A special term of court has
been set to convene at Sisseton,
July 9.
Bert Kuehl will do your hue
work right---don' t wait until the
rush. Also expert gas engine
repairs.
Mrs. Leach and daughter
Ethel made visit to the cities
last Thursday, returning the
first of the week.
Some dire threats are being
made against a certain "Peeping
Tom, who has been maxim him
self obnoxious about town
Free wi tn every framed pic
ture, one beautiful fac -simile
water color. See them they are
beauties. Niles art studio.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. Wolfe of Or
ton vile, Mimi, were visiting the
Ramer family the first of the
week. Mrs. Wolfe is sister of
Mrs. Ramer
Peter Vandervoort was enjoy.
ing a visit from his sister, who
came up from Montevideo with
Rev. Geer of that city, and made
a three or four days visit.
Miss Goldie Hart of Corona
S. D., has been visiting her cous-
in, Mrs. G.. E. Brasington, also
Miss Blanche Heath, the past
week. Maiden Rock Wis Press
Chas. Pryor, assistant to Road
mas ster Phelan of Milbank, was
in Peeyer Saturday afternoon
looking after some company
business .-Peever Pilot.
When Jens Peterson returned
to his home Wednesday night he
was not able to unlock his door
Upon examination of the lock he
found broken ends of two skele-
ton keys.
Peter Eye returned last week
from visit to the country be-
yond Dickinson, in North Dako.
ta He was not favorably i'm
pressed with the agricultural
possibilities of that locality.
Mrs. Joseph Martens and
daughter, Nina arrived Monday
from Butte county, where they
are living upon claim, and
W ere on their way to Corona.
They came to enj joy oyananniversary
celebration with Mrs. Marten s
parents.
Messrs. Wood Bros, have com
m enced the erection of a ware
house 26x80 for the storage of
lime, etc, on the lot opposite the
lum Der office near the mill, The
side track will be extended to
the building and the work of un-
loading will be greatly facilitated
under the new arrangement.
Carl Hassleen, one OF the build
ing firm of John Carlson & Co.,
of Ortonyille was in town last
week, closing up matters on the
school house contract. Mr..
Hasslen has made arrangem ents
to move to the Pacific coast, and
will take up a residene in the
city of Tacoma, Wash
A. A, Chapman, the carpenter
and builder came down from
North Dakota last week for a
| oU IlOulS. l10 say llCS
have had a hard winter up on the
new lines of road, but immi-
grants are pouring in there
nevertheless to occupy the land.
A Long Beach (Cal.) paper of
April q, announces the death of
John d. Wallace at the hospital
in that city. The deceased was
the father Of Chas. N. Wallace,
the cashier of the bank of Albee,
and his home had been in Penn
bina county, N. D., until about a
year ago. In 1896 he represent
ed his denomination as state del
egate to the Methodist General
Conference at Cleveland. He
was man whose character and
bearing invited confidence. He
was strong of body and stout of
heart, and yet with an unfailing
gentle diSnnsifiOr. It was his