The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-12

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Fishers.
The Woodman ball team play
at Wilmot today.
Finest groceries on the market
right. McCollum &
Thirsk.
DR.. Harris of Wiimot was the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Vosburgh
over Sunday.
Clay Carpenter, the Summit
druggist, was transacting busi-
ness in the city Tuesday.
R. B. Erhle of Odessa, Mimi,
editor of the Tribune, was in the
city Friday, on his way to Coro-
ma.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Martens
went to the cities last week to
visit relatives. Mr.. Martens re-
turned Tuesday morning.
J. L. Farley is just recovering
from badly sprained ankle, the
the outcome of starting a gaso-
line engine couple of weeks
ago.
The farmers are hauling con-
siderable wheat to market, the
price being fairly high. Many
however are holding back some,
believing that an empty granary
means high prices.
Miss Zana Zoe Bentley of
Montevideo, who has been visit
ing at the home of her uncle, L
H. Bentley, and assisting post
master Nixon in the post office
the last three weeks, returned
to her home last Friday.
Jens Peterson has a large
Teddy bear on display in his
window, which is attracting the
attention of the ''little men and
women about town. And some
one is going to get 1t free as Mr..
Peterson will give it away.
A letter from Miss Katherine
Hoeltgen, enclosing Subscription
for the Herald Advance, states
that the paper is much looked
for visitor, and that the Hoeltgen
family are all getting along nice
ly and like their North Dakota
home very much.
W. M. Grafton, superintendent
of anti saloon league of the state,
made the principal address at
the Indian church picnic in the
hills last Sunday, showing up
the evils of the saloon and drink
problem. The large crowd of
people at the picnic gave an ex-
cellent opportunity to impress
some wholesome truths.
Mrs. j. 0. Andrews and
daughter Bonnie. accompanied
Judge Andrews to Milbank last
Tuesday from their home in Sis
seton. The Judge was on his
way west to attend to some legal
matters and the ladies were
the guests of the Downie family
while on their way for a visit of
a week or two in the twin cities.
Miss Mary B. Peabody of All
Saints school was in town last
week putting forth the claims of
this institution of learning. This
school is situated in Sioux Falls
and is one of the best in the land.
One unique feature is the moder-
ate charges and the high grade
1t has all depart
ments, including art, music, vo.
cal and instrumental and physi.
cal culture. Parents casting
about for school would do well
to look up All Saints.
While in the city Miss Peabody
was a guest at the rectory.
Chas. Bingham returned from
Milbank where he spent several
days visiting in the family of his
son, G, G. Bingham, aud reports
them enjoying life in their new
home. While at Milbank Mr..
met his old time com
rade, Henry Finley, whom he
had not seen since the days they
in the same rank in the
defence of Uncle Sam. Their
war experiences were recounted
and Mr.. Bingham says the visit
was happy one Madison Leader.
0. 0. Briggs is kept busy in
his ice cream and. bakery busi-
ness. Within the short space of
q few weeks he has been com.
PEELED to purchase a large power
ice cream freezer, on account
of the increased business in his
voor1orc on1 outside orIorc