The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-05-03
Pure home made ice cream at

Pure home made ice cream at
Peterson's.
Shoes! Shoes! The finest line
in town at Priess Bros.
Wool dress goods, % per cent
or one fourth off at Fishers.
Senator Tillman speaks but
once in this state-at Milbank.
Miss Pearl Hevener VISITED
Wilmot relatives Thursday of
last week.
Miss Lille Harper was the
guest of Mrs. Art Horr at Will
mot last week.
Rudolph Remund of Wilmot
transacted business in the city
Thursday Of last week.
Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh
guaranteed to heal gals, cuts,
bruises, scratches, etc. ,on horses.
For sale at Jas Lockhart's black.
smith shop.
James Ross and wife, of Sisse-
ton, were at the depot Monday
on their way to St. Paul, from
where they 60 for visit to the
Pacific coast, where Mrs. Ross
expects to spend the summer.
Ed Moar, manager of the Grant
County Telephone Co., of Mil
bank, accompanied by his wife,
passed through here in their
auto on Thurs lay.-Albee Inde-
pendent.
Charles Peterson, with A. G.
Lender, the clothier, believes IN
Arbor Day and last Friday did
his part by setting out a number
of trees on his lots on Sixth
street.
Miss Gertrude Stone of Mil
bank left for the cities yesterday
morning. After visiting there
for a couple of weeks she goes to
Carstad, Canada to make her
home with her parents.
Dan Walsh returned from
Butte county, last Saturday,
where he had been to file on a
claim. He says the Milbank
boys out there were all doing
nicely. He returns in six
months to reside on his claim for
eight months.
Luverne (Minn.) Herald--The
distinguished ViollEist Mr.. E. j.
Hopfner had his audience so en-
thusiaslic that to every solo he
played three or four encores
were demanded of him. Mr..
Hopfner is truly great artist.
Opera House May 10.
w. E Raymond has sold his
farm southwest of Twin Brooks
! to Henry Sharf, of Sum
nit and will move to the latter
place, where he secures some
town property in the trade. Mr..
Raymond is one of the early set
tiers in Twin Brooks, but failing
health has compelled him to give
up farm work, and he will seek
some occupation less strenuous
than running a large farm.
w. E. Raymond came up from
Twin Brooks, Tuesday, aud while
here he sold H. A. Sharf his
farm. In the deal Mr.. Raymond
gets the following Summit pro-
perty, Lots Z, 8, 10, II and y of
Block 25 in the original townsite,
also the residence property, re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. Alexand-
er in the west part of town. Mr..
Raymond intends to make some
improvements on the property
just purchased. He will convert
the buildings back of Sharf's
hall, into general repair and
/ wood working shop. He will
move his household goods and
family to Sunni during the
next month Summit Signal.
w. M. Thomas and Frank
Reeves of Milbank were in the
city a couple of days this week,
making changes and repairs in
the local telephone system own.
ed by the Dakota Centeral. Mrs
Amos Satterlee and children of
Milbank, were the guests of
Mrs. Henry Packard the past
week. Miss Rebecca Reeve ar
rived from Miibank Thursday
and is assisting Miss Stowell in
the millinery store. w. E. Van
dervoort was up from Milbank
the first of the week looking up
business matters for Wood Bros.
= Lew Ranous. who lately re-
turned to Milbank from Seattle,
Wash wac in tho cifv Wn1noS.