The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-09
Robert Cruise of Hartford was
in the city yesterday.

AsoDSA ~ use VI 11d1 l1Ol NdS
in the city yesterday.
Robert Brehmer of Albee was
a Milbank visitor Tuesday.
Miss Kate Hamilton of Wau-
paca, Wis, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. Wells.
Henry Mcpherson takes the
place of Frank Mills as night
clerk al the St. Hubert.
Gold Medal Coffee-none bet
ter at any price-tlavor just
right. home OF Real Bargains.
Mr.. apd Mrs. G. W. Aney of
Peever, were Milbauk visitors
between trains Saturday even
ing.
G. F. Longworth, of Keester,
Mimi, was in the city looking
after business interests Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Gist and
Mrs. Emma Stanford of Troy
were shopping in the city We'd
nesday.
Mrs. John Lockhart, who had
been visiting relatives in this
city, returned to her home at
Pierre, Saturday.
The Farmers Bank has a
change of advertisement this
week, ''The Bank Book, worth
it's weight in gold'-read it.
Miss Lucille Prevey returned
from Ortonville Friday of last
week from two weeks visit
with her uncle, Theo. Harrington.
McCollum 4 Thirsk, the Home
of Real Bargains are getting out
their price Maker You should
receive one-if you do not, ask or
write for one.
Schneider & Nelson, the cloth.
iers, will move into the building
recently vacated by A. V. Fisher,
and advertise special sale in an
other column.
The coal sheds belonging to
the Ingold- Mcintyre Co., form
erly owned by John Johnson,
have been removed to make
room for new side tracks.
Engineer G. E. Leach and fam.
lily, last week moved into the
Kelsey house at the corner OF
Sixth street and Second avenue.
H. D. Swan moved into the Siede
house vacated by Mr.. Leach.
Guy McCollum of the firm of
McCollum & Thirsk, the Home
of Real Bargains, took up his
duties in the store again Mon
day, after an absence of two
weeks.
w. H. Rethke has been quite
i'll recently, and it has been de
cided that as soon as he becomes
strong enough he will be obliged
to undergo a surgical operation,
and will go to Ortonville for that
purpose.
Manager Mooar reports exten-
sion work On tho farmars nhono
Ines as progressing nicely.
Thirty five to forty new phones
have been put in between Mil
bank. north to Big Stone. The
Linden Beach line is also being
built.
Martens Bros, the real estate
men, have a new advertiser ent
on the editorial page, giving a
partial list of city property they
have for sale. City property is
a good investment and if inter
ested you will do we'll to talk the
matter over with them.
The members of the Eagle
lodge with their families and
friends enjoyed a picnic at Big
Stone lake last Sunday. They
drove to Ortonville where they
took a boat to Hartford. They
we're accompanied by Millers
orchestra from this city and the
band at Ortonville. A fine pic
mic dinner was served.
Mrs. A. F. Lindquist has just
added to her millinery store a
very select stock Of art goods,
such as embroideries, cushion
tops, etc, with silks and materi-
ais necessary, which the ladies of
Milbank and vicinity will surely
be interested in, and they are
invited to call and inspect.
Andrew Lockhart and Victor
GRANDSON, were Simpson Park
visitors Friday evening to see
friends. They rode down on