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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-08
Notice Of Teacher, Ex.m,n.s,o,,

NO11C0 OF Teachers EX0mtD0QlO1n
The next regular teachers examine
tion will be held in Milbank at the
court house on March 81 and q.
Those writing for q first grade or state
certificate can have Saturday, March
%, additional. Teachers may close
their schools two days without loss Of
pay. Do not ask to have your eerti.
ficates extended or resurrected, but
come In and take the sxa%iaation. All
writing materista will be Furnished
free Of charge. My policy is TO re !,
quire all to come up to the standard
liked by law. Very truly yours,
WALTER Il. KERR,
County Superintendent,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-08
For Sale.Durt Chean

One 22-shoe double disk Moni-
tor grain drill, used only two
seasons, in good order; has been
under cover since new. Also
several head of good work horses
at very reasonable prices Take
your pick out of 20 head. Terms
cash or good paper. Call on or
write at once to
JOHN HAAS,
Corona Livery.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-08
VIII Move His Restaurnna

The building lately occupied
by Matt Rourk as feed store
and owned by L. II. Bentley, has
been leased for a term of years to
Jens Peterson who will move ir-
to the same as soon as the neces.
sa:y repairs have been made
The building will be thorough,
renovated and remodeled.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-08

Additional locals, pages and
Sugar, 1896 per hundred at
Fishers, cash only.
Miss Rhoda Ross spent Sunday
at her home near Wilmot.
Miss Pearl Hevener spent Sun.
day at her home in Wilmot.
DR.. Vosburgh spent Sunday
with Mrs. Vosburgh at St. Paul.
r. F. Jones ofMankato, MINI,
was in the city Monday, transact
ing business.
A fine assortment of Red
Band Brand candies at McCol.
lum & Thirsks.
Mrs. William Mehegan of Ap-
pleton was IN the city over Sun
day visiting relatives.
Cut roses 81. so a doz. and car
nations $1:OO a doz
MRS. H. G. PORT.
A. M. Hutchinson of Twin
Brooks was transacting business
|at the court house last Saturday.
Miss Mia Os Osmundson went to
Appleton the first of the week on
account of being on the sick list.
The Misses Laura aud Anna
Rodgers returned Thursday
Exom their months visit at the
|ciNies
500 pounds of bon bons-Red
Band Brand-12 to 20 cents a
pound while they last at the
Home Of Real Bargains.
J. S. Farley was Minneapolis
visitor the latter part of last
week on business. He also at
tended the "bubble show"
John Stafford has been az.
pointed assistant secretary of
the Far mers telephone company
with offices with Martens Bros.
Mrs. Jennette Cav Ina of Buf.
falo, New York, who has been
sitting her sister, Mrs. M. H.
Wiseman since last June. return
ed to her home last Monday.
John Kane underwent another
operation Saturday, the physi-
clans working on the shattered
high bone, caused by the wound
roma rife ball. The young
man still continues slowly to i'm
prove.
BertsKuehl and Albert Meyer
vent to the cities Monday to st-
end the auto show. Mr.. Kuehl
90 expert repairer of "bub-
Ples' and if there is any thing
lew he is from Missouri and
wants to see 1t.
Lyle Benedict, who, had held
ne position of deputy county
uditor for the last year, left the
pre- part Of the week for Mime
polls, where he will engage in
Yeiuess with his brother / Ed.
Hes many friends Ii. thix city
Pill wish them suecoss.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-08

A nice line of ladies suits are
now on hand, including latest
Partisan styles. Also white and
light summer dresses. Some.
thing special In graduating, even
ing and afternoon dresses in silk
aud sheer goods.
Mrs. F. G. Port,
,In Gamble block, Milbank, S. D..
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-08

Letters remaining uncalled for n
Mllbank pOstOfiice, February 81 luO7
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-08

Rev. Hunt was at Minneapolis
Tuesday.
Rev. Wulf was Sisseton visi.
tor Monday.
Mrs. J. D. Prindevilleof Sisse-
ton was in the city Monday.
A. D. Paulson of Sisseton was
a Milbank visitor Tuesday.
Be sure and get a sack of
sugar at Fishers at 81 95 cash
Charles Lound of Aberdeen
was a Milbank visitor Tuesday.
Hosiery sale-worth Is cents
at land worth 25 cents at 19
cents at Fishers.
Attorneys L. H. Bentley and
George Rix returned from the
cities Tuesday.
Who ever heard of BonBons at
12 cents a pound-dipped goods
McCollum & Thirsk.
Charles OVERLY of Wilmot,
was in the city Saturday.
Our big run-8OO lbs BonBons
at IL to 20 cents a pound at the
Home of Real Bargains.
K. Bowe, the Sisseton photog-
rapher was in the city Satur-
day on his way home from Min
neapolis,
Mrs. Louis Minder and baby
.of Wilmot, were in the city Sat
urday on their way home from
the east.
Mrs. L. L. Conright is expect
ed home the last of this week
with her new stock of spring
millinery all of the latest styles
and patterns.
w. II. Miller, who was with the
Miracle cement company last year
has engaged with the Mitchell
lumber company at Eureka, for
the coming season.
The ladies of the Catholic
church will give their annual st.
Patrick's day dinner and supper
at Harmonic hall, March 10Th on
account of the 18th falling on
Sunday. Further announcement
next week.
Miss Laura Rodgers expects
to move her art studio TO the
room in the rear ofMartens Bros.
building. This new location will
give her plenty of light and es-
pecially the north light which is
so necessary in her work. She
will move about April 1st.
The new FIRE bell arrived Tues !,
day and is being placed Ia the
bell tower on the fire hall near
the water tower 1t weighs
about 500 pounds. The old bell
will be shipped into the factory
and the city will get liberal
credit allowance on the bill of the
new one.
G. A. Wood writing from Santa
Cruz, Cal, says that there has
been considerable rain there
since he arrived, but that the
weather was now fine, and he and
Mrs. Wood were enjoying their
stay very much. He states that
Mr.. J. G. Wood has been gaining
in health, and has every prospect
of soon being perfectly we'll
again.
Residents along the MILESTONE
river are requested to read the
notice appearing in the Corona
column regarding a meeting to
be beld at Corona, March 18th
where everyone may appear and
give their side on the proposed
drainage of Bullhead lake. which
the county com missioners of
Roberts county have under con-
sideratiOn.
The council or rather that part
of it which was in the city, met
Monday evening. Mayor Bouck
is at the Hot Springs, Alderman
Reeve and Farley were in the
cities. Alderman Phelan acted
mayor pro tenn and with the aid
of Alder men Manley, Rourk and
Mittelstaedt, allowed the pay
roll. No other business was
and the board declar-
ed it the shortest session in it's
history-about 20 minutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Koepke
of Grant Center celebrated the
25th anniversary of their we'd
ding on the first of the week
when some thirty five neighbors |
and friends Qaohered at their
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-08

Eugene Thorndike spent last
Sunday at his home in Big Stone
F. B. Roberts is taking in the
auto show at Minneapolis this
week.
The Woodmen lodge will initi-
ate class ofcandidates on Satur-
day evening.
George Lindsey has joined the
navy and left Duluth for San
Francisco last week.
A. A. Abbot of Madison, is in
the city, to see his father, A. L.
Abbott, who is very i'll.
Irwin johnson, with Meyers &
Hocum, spent a couple of days at
Sisseton during the week.
Miss Sadie Walsh has been vi.
sitting Milbank friends for a few
days returned to her home in
Salen last Wednesday.
Schneider & Nelson, the
clothiers. have a new ad this
week. When you want good
clothing-see them.
Regular meeting of the ladies
aid society at Mrs. Henry Schaf-
er's next Thursday afternoon, a
full attendance is desired as there
is work which must be finished.
M. E. Fossum has a fine line of
rubbers to fit the smallest child
to the largest man or woman.
Call and see him in his new quar-
ters-rear of Farmers Bank
building.
Mrs. Hall a former resident
of Mi!bank, whose husban at
one time had charge OF the DR..
Rose drug store, died in Mime
apolis last week at the home of
her son-in law, Homer Burgan.
Mr.. John DeNeui of George,
Iowa, president of the German
American bank in that city, was
IN Milbank the first of the week
looking after his farming inter-
ests here.
A call at the Jas. Lockhart
blacksmith shop found them
busy getting ready for the
spring rush of work especially
are they prepared to sharpen
discs-having recently put in q
modern disc sharpener.
Priess Bros. are quite nicely
settled in their new quarters in
the Dreucker building. Their
opening to day will prove a great
success. Special N music by Prof.
Hophner and T.. J. Port. Every.
body attend,
Frank Fielding, of the P.O.
lobby store has recently put in
a very fine soda fountain, and
will serve soda drinks and ice
cream, this summer, fit for the
queen. He will make further an
later.
Those holding Certificates as
awards in the recent Baldwin
piano contest should bring the
same in for extension of time by
the 10th, when they expire,
FL. PORT.
Mrs. H. A. Kruger returned
Wednesday night from Sioux
Falls, where she had gone the
first of the week. While there
she adopted a two months old
baby from the home which she
brought back with her.
M. S. Kelsey, a former resi-
dent of Milbank, who has been
up in the Alberta country for
several years past, writes
uA"o tuOJ AdVC LdO ~ severe WlQ-
ter. though it is now quite mild.
Persons connected with the Hud.
son Bay company state that it
has been the coldest winter in
fifty years:
Little Gladis Brannon while
playing and holding a lead pencil
n her mouth, ran against one of
The other children aud iabbed
The point OF the pencil into the
'oof OF her mouth infllctipo a.
mall but painful wound
Thursday of last week. The
little miss, however, experienced
out little trouble from the wound.
Ed Dore received a telegram,
Wednesday night that his
mother, Mrs. Dore, at Bemedii.
had passed awey early that even
ng. Mr.. Dore left that night
or Bemedji and will bring the
'emains to this city for inter.
Mrs. T. g Eurlou I.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-08

The many friends Of Glen w.
Martens, of Pierre, were reioiced
to learn last Friday that he had
been successful in holding his
election as county Judge in
Hughes county. After Glen had
won the nomination in the regu
lar republican convention and an
election by good majority, his
opponent, J. K. Breeder at
tempted to oust him by claiming
that he was not of constitutional
age to hold the Office, and for the
last eight months had kept up
legal proceedings to that end, bu,
the final decision was rendered
last week in favor of Mr.. Martens
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-08
Seed for Sale

Forty bushels OF timothy, mixed
with sleike clover no mustard or
Wild oats In II. For sAle for % 25 :
hnshel. ERLANDsoN l. JOHNSON.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-08
Excelsior Club.

The regular meeting of the
Club was held with Mrs. Downie
on Wednesday afternoon. The
attendance was good. The mem
bers are finding the current
events given in answer to roll call
a veritable bureau Conformation.
Mrs. Ramer contributed an in
teresting paper on ''The Chinese
in Science. Mrs. Roberts read
one of William Jennings Bryan's
recent travel letters on "The
Awakening of the Giant China. "
This was followed by a short
magazine article on Civilization
in China" by Miss Hall. After
discussion and disposal of busi-
ness an adjournment was taken
to the next meeting March 13.
E. G. HALL,
Reporter.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-29
j. OF ,. MEN TOLD
% STUDY DIPLOMACY
j0uN uARRNrr aAyS rllGRN "a A
pNARru oN COMPETENT NNCE.
RlAl IN WASHINGTON,

pllLApNLpUlA uotohor 40
jobu uOrrott president of the In.
toruNtloNO uurpNu ol Nmowoap re,
puhllou, mNdo un addvpaa yoatorday be-
fore the Wharton aohool oJ Aooouuta
aud WnAuoe Nt the unlyewlty ot
pounuylyNulN tie advised HIS hearera
ia study diplomacy aud political
polouor uu that competent wou mtght
ho found ia take the place Of aome Ut
those now roprcuoutlug lhW Govern
mout
"rhore To- a decided lack OF good men
Ia WuahlnRtOn,' said Mr. uNrretL
'uud the only thlug tu du IN to NUd
hptlor meu tu take their pluoeu tn
the pNaO thoro bOa not heou ouough
btUdylng of pulltloW aolouoo aud dp'
lomNoy hut I oau tell yuu positively
that thlu II Just Nu Important u prus
leHHlun nH medolne doutlHtW ur law,
aud should ho Bludlod lual ua hard ia
produce tho capable men We need ro
ho HuocoHaru IN thla profession a mau
must have knowledge 0f Govern
monlu Nnd oapeolplly Of hla uwpi he
muHl know representative men aud
ho muat he lmbuod with the aplrlt Ut
government
~ an glad Indeed that the unlyor.
atty ot ponnaylynniN the only lnall.
tuition IN the unllod Alatoa where This
branch IL lOughtaa glylng 40 much
time 10 political uulouOo aa u study III
your work you VIII nnd u great deal IN
tho hlalory Of the South American Re
publlOg that VIII he uaoful and lnalruo
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-29
NANLlMALHR EluEIN

Wur the wpeN puded uoluher gO, lNOt
lluunlUU, OOl aS, lNOt
ONNNltAh HvMMAltN,
lhe meAu temperatures for the week
we're hppreOlNbly tower than those OF
the prpOedlug one Nt all uNtlona on
llawull, Maui, aud MolokNl aud Nt al
bus Owo Ou, ,uObu rhey we've gonerN'
N higher ou Kauai ON uOwau the
uhAugea we're generAlly from lg doR,
u a1 deg Nu Maui rrOm 10 deg,
10 a. deR3 0u Molukul 10 deg
aud uu oahu less than 10 de8 In tue
puua district Of NauOl they rOnged
lr0m .ll deg 10 lla deg
The greatest am0unta 0t rNlulAll ,or
The weeN occurred Ia the lilo aud
puna the southern portion at the llu
mAliue, aud the eaatueutrul portion ul
the N0hNlh districts uI ilHwHl, where
they ranged trUm loo tu ihl luchea.
Ia the remOlung porlluna 0t Hawaii
they dld uOl equal lOU luOh Ia the
Granddaughter llNua aud Ku0lnu disc
lrols ut Maui they Varied lrom TOO
lnOh ~ -lsb lnohps, und ,OO To- II luch
Ia the remaining districts On uahu
the amuunlB ranged trout .Oa inch "a
ia8 luches, rrom us luoh "a LOO IN.
cues uu M0loktl aud Oa lu "a luon on
Kauai
Al stations haylug u record ut ten
az more years the total was holow the
AVERAGE tur the week 10 luch ~ lld
inches iu The lllIu ruua, Kuu, anu
tGna districts ur llawall 90 Ia "a
uoh above In the llumAl,uu, aud kUun
districts 0f Hawaii Ol 10 "a luon
anuya IN tho llamabuu, and 0a 10 ,gu
lnoh above IN the Kohala, except do
/ llNehoy Gt l1 lnNn IA tue NV portion
| on unlu dplWunWuH ihuglug lrom .a.
10 10 lnen we're reported except au eN.
CESS Gf UB luon IN tnu Wmannn uiH.
lrlol stations on huual rondrl dan'
rlenoles fanglng from 10 Ia 80 non
lhe lullowlng earthquake wovv 70.
ported from llawall R0nala MIL glst
| Ni5 y iil light, and WAlmea, llgu y
N NJ the gust
The following lahla SHOWS the week
| " averages Ut temperature and rain
fall fnr The principal islands und ia
The ilroup
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-29

tive aa compared With the Netory oy
this country aud NUrepe, and, slpoe
hlatoV repeata UaelE you eNN NNd
there many hlnga now ooeurrlpg
Witch Nappeued In other countries
ypara Rgo, We look to heae countries
tor coualdevaNle OF our products, rNerv
are ig,OOO,OOO square mllea Inhabited
hy Latin Americans The Neld OF cur
sister Republics Ia cur own Oeld /
Wlah ta explain that cut vt the ~ re'
puhlloa Ia the Western hemlaphere, 80
are vt tRtN orlglu We must behave
veil hetore these States aud geln their
tRyNC"
raul Kllam president at the WhRra
ton AaaoelAtloM introduced Professor
Rowe, who save a long llpt OF Mr uer.
retta achievements IA u representative
ot the United Alatea Ia foreign lands
W returM Mr. nNrett aald that uo
man except Secretary Root had ever
beeu 40 we'll received In South Amer'
loN Ra was Predecessor Rowe
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-29
gEpAurMnNr Gr h0mOUD

III e. DEphUrMTNT ON hNHlCUH /
rUHE WBhJurR HUHhAU,
yho foIDwHe dn1, covering % period /
M w yblfa. hayo been compiled from |
ibD Wbalbtr Bureau records M Homo
Iuu n 10 Thfy nr0 issued ~ snow |
uo conditions bat have proyailod |
during bo month ln question. for me
hboye paJod NJ yoaa. but must not be-
construed MI fmocaa NJ Tho woaihor
conditions for fho c0mine month
Month 8tpDNmbof. for ~ yoafs
rENrGUhTOHH. NsgDl00et
Wlao or normu temporatnre. 7s deR
rha amrmmt month was fbat NJ 1901
Wlb ap aYofneo N 80 1oe
fbt t0d q month wn8 that NJ l9o5,
Wtb au ngerago NJ IN dtg
Tn0 hebasf ltmpcfa,0fN wn8 t8 1oe
11 " 1Hd lf. 1900, ~. l8, ~, ly12i
10 laDG i2 300
rla loHeal temperature waa GO deEo
b0 l5 lsg0
pnE6frrhrloN GsH lsgl l9oi0,
hgNfaRt fof lhe month I'm infnoB
hUlrdto 1umbtf of days wllb VI N
au ilah of moro, "a
'rha eftmtH monthly precipitation
tl 2ob lnrhfH M 1888
mo fbal monthly precipitation was
D8G uhhhs n 1858
'fht efb1lbsf amount N precipitation
faf5fdtd ip oog n consecutive hours
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-29

Entire group 78,d dog O,@ln,
Al The local ONCE 0f tho H. \.
Weather bureau IN Honolulu, purity
cloudy weather obtained with mems.
ureable rainfall on the lasl nya days
amounting 10 30 inch, 80 less than
The normal ahd 10 more Than during
The preceding week The maXlmum
temperature was M deRg minimum N
dagy ana mean 77O deao 10 daR above
the normal, ana ! deR higher rian
last weeks fha mean relative hum
ldily was G84 per cent, ana lle pre-.
waiting wind direction M, win an
average hourly yel6nlly NJ 30 miles
The mean daily barometer was N n
~ inch above The normal lhrloHl The
week
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-29
AaaAn NuaalAN LInaRllRa.

ar pNrHRAuuR0. oct g. Gnams
ya, organ OF the linton OF True Russian
peOple iuhlNutly announced today
that the l0mperOr had decided to per
mlt the hadgea at the union to be worn
upoUN
The uuluu lutrkutod u fanatic priest
Father VoatorgOtt with the task Of or
gaulslug u deputpUon to wait on the
Gmperor October 40, Nnd petition him
Ia withdraw his manteslu OF October
no, lNOh granting " constitution to
lWRHip
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-29
lNu0lNY

The little wife was Ia great dlalreas
what Uro ,uu crying about, dea
"Oh George Jhp nlCe have got Into
the pnnlY ANA eaton up beautiful
ouBlArd pic | made myself
There dour don't cry over a few
little mlOo" BNld 0eorge.
aaaaala
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-29
Realty Transactions


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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-29
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Thomas salled tor Mallla ttom tiouo'
lulu, Stpt a.
Iosoo lott tmoluu Tor n v oct Z
iluford at u F
5bormon suited trom llm tor Maulla
oct 10
ulx ~ Manila
Sheridan tepolrlnR hl Mare lslaud
Warren loft Maulla eopl as
Crook lofl Mhnlln Htpl gi
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-29

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3.a 900 an oa oo. .aa a~
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uoomuu uawWlan uandaf 1mo ~
rluos NJ bl udo afe toHon from iht
u z c0u ono 0oodbuo survey l1.
blea rbo ude5 o Eahuw ana mo
oem ud One hour elnia. tnln ht
DO hours 10 minufs slower tha troen
won limo DUnR uat N me m'fi1inp
1f iH daWC.s 10 mi1moa Tha ilme
whistle blows of i3o ~ mp wmDp w
ho mme aa 0foo1Wiob, hours, min.
.uioa Tbo fun ond Moon ofe Tor lor~
Uuo fuf ue whHs group
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-29

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Kum0bo Cbj ~ Harriet n Ka0hu.n,D
chlna Bbal et NJ ~ YHen P0y Kan Sur
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Yuen pOy Kan w ching Hang Yalt ID
Won liamma Young ca, Ltd ~ "
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g sblmamOlo to ltawam0l0u,,,, ~
ltec0fded October ", 1901
W Il Castle " NJ WDlrred A Green
ven, a M, mtg s W Ralelkou on II =
825i, hu illO, panOa, ll0ngulu, oahu,
Sl u 2g7, y 2li Daled Aug N, 1901
ethel M 1aylOf ana hsb ~ ~ W
Glafa N Webster r., y, INT IN lot 2s,
blb A, kaplglanl PARK Add, Honolulu,
Oali 500 lj 2gG, y 815 dated Oct
gli 1901
ethel M taylOf ~ Claw M Webster,
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