The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-07-03
Market Field day-July %.
Tornado insurance, Martens
Bros.

Tornado insurance, Martens
Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roth drove
to Clinton Monday.
Reliable tornado Insurance.
F. W. Meehan.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Koepke
we're to Clinton, Monday.
Tornadoes strike anywhere.
Insure with Martens Bros.
Banker F. B. Roberts went to
the cities on business Sunday
night.
Martens Bros. will write you
tornado and hail insurance.
Mrs. M. G.. Niles is down at
Simpson park, as official photo
grapher for the summer.
J. f. Dawson, of Corona, was
in the city Tuesday on his way
home from trip to Revillo.
Among those from this city
who went to Clinton Monday
were F. S. Reeve, Louis and
Andrew Lockhart and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Barnes.
Herald Star, Orton ville-Edi.
tor J. P. Croal, of the Sisseton
Courant, was the guest of his
sister Mrs: L. M. Kaercher, last
Sunday, making the acquaintan.
ce of his three new little nelces.
The name of DR.. A. H. Nov
ius appears on the ticket being
published for Moody county, in
the Enterprise Of Flandreau. He
is a son of William Movius of
Ledgerwood, N. d. He is the
repu bllcan candidate for coroner.
Miss Hattie Koepke, whose
home is now at Norman, Okla,
is the guest of her uncle's fam.
lily, William Koepke. Her home
was IN this county until a few
years ago, when her father,
Fred Koepke, moved to Oklaho-
ma.
Read the ad of the Hinkley
Clothing Go. This is surprise
sale No. 3-No 3 was hats aud
will continue for few days
longer. The shirt sale begins
Saturday morning and lasts until
the next Saturday morning.
Read the prices quoted.
The intermediate branch Of
the Epworth League, in charge
Of Mrs. James Lockhart, pic
niced at Simpson Park last Tues
day, going down on the 1870
train and returning on the six
O'Clock train. They had a good
time The Intermediates always
do.
Mr.. and Mrs. E Emanuel
with their daughter Ida started
Tuesday evening for a visit to
the old home at Augusta. Wis,
where they expect to remain for
couple of weeks-that Is in
days Z and Z, which brings Ed s
lucky numbers right into evl
dence-as "the stars incline but
do not compel. y
Corona Tribune: Mrs. M. L.
Ghosline departed for Levina,
Mont, Monday Mr.. Ghosline
went there about two months
ago. They will make their fu.
ture home at that place. Miss
Irene Brannon who has been
visiting her cousin, Ruth Pres,
ton. the past two weeks left
Tuesday evening for her home
in Milbank.
The law permits, under the
direction of a game warden, that
all course fish, pickerel, carp.
buffalo fish and suckers may be
taken with a seine at any time of
the year. 1t is possible an effort
will be made to clean these fish
out of Big Stone lake this sum.
mer, for the protection of the
other and better kind.-Orton
vile Herald Star.
H.. E. Shindler of Sisseton
was In town last Saturday on his
way home. He had With him
two automobile wheels, patterns
of which he has recently patent
ed. The new wheel is construct
ed for solid rubber tire, which
is so fitted in that the wheel will
have less jar than the ordinary
pneumatic tired wheel, and will
be entirely free from accidents
so liable at any time to the pneu-
matte tire. Ii Mr.. SCHNEIDER s
device does what he expects, it
will revolutionize the automobile