The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-09

The very highest market price.
Cut prices-tlual sale on straw
hats at the Home of Real Bar.
gains.
Shoes. Celebrated Crossetts
and Hannah for men and Tread
easys for women, Home of Rea]
Bargains.
A. q. En- ngebretson and D. j.
Leary, of Browns Valley, were
guests of clothier Fred Nelson,
Wednesday.
The Misses Cora and Anna
kittleson, of Aberdeen, were
guests of their cousin, Miss
Alma Hougan yesterday.
City property keeps on chang
ing hands. This week w. H.
Koepke purchased the Baxter
residence now occupied by DR. e.
F. j Nav, the occulist.
Fred Murray, engineer at the
mill has been somewhat crippled
this week, caused by stepping on
nail. Clyde Prevey assisted
about the engine room.
A. E. Close of Appleton was
in the city last evening on his
return to his HON from Sisseton
where he had been attending a
gun club meeting.
Mrs. L. H. Bentley was enjoy
ing a visit from her sister, Mrs.
Root of Glencoe, Mimi, during
the week. Mr.. Root was at one
time agent at the Milbank de
pot for a short time.
Mr.. G. E. Mills, of the Farm
ers bank, who has been enjoying
a vacation at Lake Okoboji writes
that he has been having a fine
time and expects to be home
about the 18th or 10Th.
Mr.. n. |. Lowthlan with a
force Of workmen has commenc-
ed the work of eXcavatlng for
the basement at the Methodist
church and the small addition on
the south side Of the building.
Harvesting has already been
commenced and many fields OF
barley and early oats are now
IN shock. Next week the binder
will be in quite general use, and
harvest work will be we'll under
way in this locality
f d Mooar. the telephone
n an has purchased the Burman
residence property on Fifth
street just north Of the school
house. Consideration 81, 800
The Burman family later in the
season expect to go to Wichita
kas., to remain Ior a season.
The editors family have beer
enjoying a visit this week from
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Rich anc
r. 2. Showers of St. Paul. Nh
and Mrs. Rich are old time
friends of the editor, and have
recently been living in Lyman
county, where they have proved
up on a land claim of 100 acres.
Editor Perkins and wife, Of
Wilmot, came down to the G. A
r. picnic last Tuesday We are
inclined to think that Perkins
must have been with Sherman or
that trip to the sea, he's such q
splendid forager. Pc seems tt
know by instinct when the ladies
of the relief corps areabout to dc
something-and he's always or
hand at roll call.
Charles Chambers, last week
purchased the j. G. Wood resi-
dence and will move his family
in and take possession about the
1st of October. Consideration
$4,000. Mr.. Glander's son, Ed.
die will work the Wood Bros.
farm adjoining the premises
Mr.. August Berkner has pur
chased the D. B. Nichols pro
perty in Bartlett's addition from
Mr.. Chambers for 81, 500.
Christ Morris and Miss Ellen
Nordqulst we're united in marri
age at the Mission church, Stock
holm, last Tuesday. The cere
mony was attended by a large
mum Der of relatives and friends
Rev. Lance officiating. Numer
Gus wedding presents we're given
the couple by those present
After the Gel remony allenjoyed ar
excellent wedding dinner at the
brides parents. Mr.. Morris is a
farmer and has lived near Stock
holm for the last seven years, anc
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