The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-09-20
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next Monday,evening.
Read the mayors proclama
tiOn in another column.
w. W. Wilson is having some
iuu improvements made on his resi-
dence.
Miss Florence Puilen is visit
lug with her father, E. 5. Pulleu,
at Aberdeen This week.
Among the marriage licenses
issued in Minneapolis on the
10Th inst. was One for Matthias
S. Druecker and Anna s. Palmer.
Mayor F. W. Meehan is hav.
ing extensive improvements made
at his residence and d heating
plant installed.
The Big Stone Headlight says
that E. NJ. Fishell committed
suicide by hanging himself in
Seattle, Sept. Z, butgives no par
liculars.
| have received a lot of fresh
groceries and the public is mvlt.
ed to call and try them. My
prices are right.
[. l. WESLEY.
The Misses Ida Emanuel ana
Edith Crawford left the first of
the week for Vermillion. where
they will resume their studies al
the state university.
Anna Kerns, Mamie Ans
den, Eunice and Calista Pew, Ell
la Wilde and Celestis Churchill
are attendants at the Northern
Normal for this county.
O. r. Bohn, OF Twin Brooks.
who recently purchased a half
interest in the Allen livery barn,
has moved his family to this city
and is living in the Keeney house
on Fifth street.
Thomas Hicks, state veterinar-
ian was called TO the Black Hills
country last week to look into
the many cases of anthrax, a
form of black leg, which has
been causing much trouble
among the stock.
Mrs. Ralph Heagy of Aber.
deem was on the east bound train
yesterday, going to Hutchinson,
MINI, for a visit. Her little
brother the Dallman boy was
with her, and he will remain with
his aunt at Hutchinson during
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cell, Of
Bemedji, MINI, who were visit
ing in the country lear this city,
lost their little girl from diph-
thertic laryrigitis. She died the
18th and was three years and
nine months of age. The remains
were taken to Bemedjifor burial.
Chas. Molander was in town
last Thursday on his way to
Minneapolis from Aberdeen, hav.
ing been at the latter place for
several weeks, taking the work
of an operator who was i'll. Char
ley has been appointed train dis
pa,cher at Montevideo, and Mrs.
Molander goes there next week
to make her home.
Fred Port, the music man, was
down at the cities last week look
ing over and making selection of
pianos. and has some fine instru-
ments on the way. While away
he vas appointed general agent
for the northeast part of South
Dakota and Big Stone and Ira
verse counties in Minnesota for
the Half, Nelson Emergency tire
for automobiles. n of the great
things for automobile owners.
Thomas Fitch and family, who
have had charge of the Mime
warmett hotel at Simpson Park
during the past season, returned
home the first Of the week, hav.
ing closed up the hotel. Mr..
Fitch's management of the hotel
was SO satisfactory, that he was
engaged for the next season,
when the chautauqua will con-
tinue for three weeks.
Paul kohler, the landman, of
Corona, was in town Wednesday.
He had just closed up a land deal
selling the Tobin farm near Twin
Brooks to Jacob terVeen, of
Pekln, III. Mr.. terVeen is a
prominent business man. and an
alderman at Pekin, and was look
ing for a good investment. He
liked MILESTONE valley land
and like the others couldn't re.
sis. the chance to buy q "chunk
of