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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13

Mrs. H A. Knutson is on the
sick list this week.
The White Front Meat Market
has new ad this week on quail.
ty lard. Better read it.
Attorney Fl ank Mccarthy was
at Wilmot on legal business last
Thursday.
! G. A. Kern, the harness man.
has recently installed late and
improved champion harness
stitcher.
The ditching machine which
had been in use on Lake Albert
ditch, was shipped to Milan last
Saturday.
Did you ever have telephone
tailed in your home and then
for some reason have it taken
out-did you miss it? Read the
Grant County Phone Cos ad in
this issue.
The Hinkley Clothing Co. are
cleaning out their stock Of ladies
and misses shoes-and the pro.
fits have been sawed" off down
to the cost mark This is a chance
for the ladies-read the ad.
E. Sarvor. of Altamont, was in
the city Saturday expecting to
locate here with his moving
picture machine. The Sarver
family are all musicians aud fur.
nish their own orchestra. They
furnish their own electric lights
and give an up to.date show.
| Miss Prescilla Seide who had
been visiting her sister, Mrs.
H. Andrus at Aberdeen, return.
ed to her home in this city Fri.
day night. She was accom-.
panied BY Mrs. Andrus who WI.
tied at the Seide home unti
Monday night, when she return
ed to her home ct Aberd deem.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13

! IL " @IAoiao
J. Jorgenson Emmett AIcKeDna
.. f. Lindahl Z. Sortrum
| VIM. Conrad Henry Thave,
! Carl MAYNARD Gerhardt kusse
| w. G.. Ackerman A. +. Dredres
! Henry Kirchell II. G. Dodge
! Louis Schultz Richard Dittbernel
Thos Harrison =. Larson
Dan O'Leary Ivan LuDdquist
John O. Nelson II. S. Volkmar
w. w. Harper O. S. johnson
George korstjens Erick Olson
| H. Schafer Emil Olson
w. J. Ulrich Gust Tulowetzki
II. Ferber Andrew Me)and
The criminal calendar consists
Of but two cases, that of the state
VS. Charles Howkinson. peace
bond; and the state Us Ferdinand
Schneck, peace bond.
CIVIL CASES
There are but nine civil cases
on the calendar, as follows:
Charles Larson VS.. Milton
Mounts.
Ed Larson VS.. Charles Brink.
John Fillin warth VS.. J. W.
Gist and M yrtle Gist.
Agnes Anderson VS.. E. l..
Crater.
Northwestern Port Huron Co.
VS. Rartel Anderson and Chris.
tine L. Anderson.
W. J. Manley VS.. Frank Hap
ran.
Moline PIow Co. VS.. A. B
and Bertha Thiele.
John w. Stelumetz VS.. w. E
Vandervoort ct al.
Carl Anderson, William Ber-
green ct al VS.. M. J Filbert ct
al.
AT the convening of the court
as Judge Mccoy went Over the
calendar it was discovered that
some of the cases had been set
tied and that there we're really
no cases for trial. AS a result
he discharged the jury and ad
journed the court, which will pro
badly reconvene about the 21st
next month for the trial of court
cases without Jurors.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13

Thos, Finley was a LaBolt Wis
itor Sunday.
r. S. Reeve was a Wllmot Wis
itor over Sunday.
Miss Mayme Nixson went to
Webster on a visit to her broth
er Joe, yesterday.
B. z. Archer was down spend
ing a couple of days in Milbank
the first of the week.
Mrs. Cross, of MINNEAPOLIS, is
making an extend visit with her
sister Mrs. r. S. Reeve of this
city.
Ono pound of coffee free with
every dollars worth you buy at
the coffee demonstration at Burk
art Bros. Saturday. Nov. IA.
The east bound passenger
train Tuesday morning was de.
layed at this station for some
time with a hot box on the engine.
Sheriff Minder, of Roberts
county. came down from Ortley
with party of litiganls Tuesday
morning, who were anxious to
have Judge Mccoy settle their
difficulties.
Nj. H. Wiseman has been ap.
pointed railway policeman and
has been furnished with a star
by the company. This will make
his authority supreme at the
crossing.
Justice 3leser on Tuesday last
performed the marriage rite
which united Mr.. Charles Bohn
of this city and Mrs. Sarah
JOHN Of Corona. The ceremony
took place at the home of Mrs.
Lloyd Hocum.
The ladies of the aid society OF
St. Johns Lutheran church will
meet at the home of Mrs. L. Mix
kelson, Thursday afternoon, Nov.
10, at 2:3O o'clock. All mem bers
are requested to be present.
The Ainsworth Piano Co. have
an ad in this issue of the Herald
which everyone interested in
pianos should read. They will
sell you piano or organ on easy
terms. They are Milbank con.
scern.
Mr.. A. Gydesen, representing G
the Printers Supply Company OF
Minneapolis, has been in town
for the past few days setting up
the fine Cranston press purchas-
ed from the above firm for the
Herald Office.
H. j. Benedict is in receipt OF
letter from his son Lyle, who
lis in Canada. Lyle has recently
taken a premption and home
stead near Milk River, on which
he will have to make six months
actual residence each year, for
three years.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
Their Pennies Did Not G~

Mention was made last week
OF six boys having been arrested
for destroying property Hal.
low cen night. The boys were
given a couple days grace in
which to pay the small fine of a
little over s.. The CITY council
were aware that some of the boys
might try and take advantage of
the goodness shown them by the
officers and directed that the
marshal lake the proper steps If
they did not pay up. However
three Of the boys thought they
would stretch matters g triffie
and went about town changing
their silver into pennies, which
they later took to the justices
office, with which to pay their
fines. They were promptly turn.
ed down in their act by Mr..
Bleser aud given until the next
morning to pay up. The boys
are unduly taking advantage of
authority, but unless they come
to time like men, there is liable
to "be a wall from jail as
patience ceases to be a virtue.
Should one of this bunch be
brought up again they will get
all they have coming.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
Circuit Court

The November term Of the
circuit court was conveped at
Milbank last Tues Jay morning,
Judge j. H. Mccoy presiding.
The Off GERS of the court are: F.
e. Granger, stenographer; L. H.
Bentley, states attorney: Ed. A.
Murray, sheriff; John W. Lig.
gift, clerk
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
Attention Workman

Lodge will meet in regular ses.
sion on Monday evening, Novem-
Der 16.and every member should
make it his business to at.end,as
business of Importance will be
transacted at that time.
j. w. LIGGETT, Recorder.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13

LoST-Friday, between Mil
bank and Twin Brooks, two log
chains and one axe Finder please
return to John Lewis, Milbank.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13

Oank ana Twin Brooks, two log
chains and one axe Finder please
return to John Lewis, Milbank.
Charles Bohn was down from
Corona Monday.
Cash paid for eggs at Burkarts
Racket Store.
Mrs. A. G.. Smith left for Iowa
last Friday for a visit with her
mother.
Gran berries, finest of the sea,
son. 1Oc a quart at Home of Real
Bargains.
Free drinks at the coffee dem
onstration at the Racket Store
Saturday.
Robert Hicks was up from Big
Stone Monday on business for
Gold & Co.
Merchant E. G Enquist, of
La Bolt, was a Milbank business
visitor Thur sday of last week.
Mrs. Dan Conright left for
Madison, 8 D, the first OF the
week to visit her sister, Mrs.
A. l.. Schafer.
Miss Mia Osmundson, who had
been with her sister Mrs. Lind.
quist for some time, departed
for Moore, Mont, last Monday.
The county com missloners met
Monday to act upon the Lake
Albert ditch business. Tuesday
they canvassed election returns.
Milbank has been experienc.
ing a genuine e ice famine the past
two months, there being but one
or two in the city who have any
ice on hand.
Charlie Rust was in town the
first of the week. He had been
out to Aberdeen for a short time
and was on his way to his home
in St. Paul.
In the Sioux City, Iowa, Jour
nal contest appear the names of
the Misses Adela Foss and Anna
Mitchell Of Milbank and EN- ma
Welde of Revillo.
John Lewis, the ice man, has
purchased a plat of ground on
Diggs avenue, and will lmmedi-
atily commence the erection of
an ice house 4Ox1OO feet and 16
it. posts.
How to crack cracker will be
demonstrated by the cracker ard
cookie man Saturday at the
Racket Store. Samples of coffe e
and cookies free.
Mayor +. w. Meehan and Clerk
Arthur Blomquist were twin
city visitors last week going
down Wednesday. Mr.. Blom
quist returned Friday night and
Mr.. Meehan Monday morning.
James Wylie returned Mon.
day morning from Iowa, where
he had been called two weeks
previous on account of the ser
ious illness and death OF a broth
er.
Rev. W. J Oldfield, of Estelline,
preached at the Congregational
church, both morning and evea-
ing last Sunday. He will preach
again next Sunday at both ser
vices.
Mrs. Emil johnson entertained
some forty of her lady friends at
Eve hundred last Monday e-en
ing. MrsAC. E. Mills carried
Off the head prize while Mrs.
George Merry secured the
crackerjack.
L. H. Bentley last week pur.
chased the lot between the News
building and the Burkhart Fair.
child building, of Gus Swanson,
and will put up Il building on the
same in the spring, which will
probably be used as restaurant.
Little Eleanor Larson is discon
solate over the loss of kitten
which has been lost. strayed or
stolen. The lost pet is white
kitten with colored tail aud spot
on head. Eleanor will pay a liber.
al reward to anyone returning
the kitten or giving information
leading to it's recovery.
Mrs. Gamble entertained the
Rebecca Circle Friday, Nov. 6,
to 6 o'clock dinner. The guests
were Mrs. Robinson, Grandma
Robinson, Mrs. Kayser and Mrs
Thad Fuller.
MRS PREvEY, Reporter.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
CAUGHT ON THE WING

Living near the dam is a dem
Ocrat, who has been dem ocrat
for straight sixty years-and
that is gong some. In this
length Of time only twice has a
democratic president satin White
House. There is a little poem by
Ella Wheeler Wilcox. to the ef-
feet that.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13

Novelties FOR wood burning at
McCollum & Thirsks. IS
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13

Owing to the usual election
rush last week. the Herald did
not mention the work that is
being Gone in the railroad yards
of this city. The Sisseton train
will have track of its own, on
which it will be made up and the
coaches left SO passengers may
get on it at any time A car
man will have charge of these
coaches as soon as they arrive
and keep them com Portable and
in proper condition day and
night. A feature of this change
will be the fact that passenger S
coming from the east or westand
bound for points on the Sisseton
branch, may go to the coaches
aud remain until the train leaves
if they so desire. The platfor m
will be ex 1ended west to thestand
pipe.
The various switch tracks
have been Strengthened out, and
some of them heightened. Sew
eral switch tracks have been laid
east of the round house to be used
in switching the large engines
into the enlarged stalls IN the
round house. The cinder pit. sand
house and repair cars will all be
moved to other parts of the
yards. West OF town along the
main track and near the "Y' grad
ing is being done for three long
storage tracks, one on the south
side Of the main track and two
on the north side. This will give
nearly four miles of storage and
switch tracks in the yard and
some thirty-fve switches.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
Milbank Markets
corrected Thursday Afternoon J
NEW GRAIN
Local and Personal Paragraphs
For Sale

For Sale
Having to leave at once for Califor-
MIA, my home, driving team, harness,
buggy and many things in the house
hold line, are all for sale.
G.. A IWOOD
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13

Its easy enough TO be pleasant
While life flows along Ike Il song:
but tie man W orth while
Is the man with smile
When everything goes dead wrong -
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13

Over at Brookings the other
day a man by the name of Big
ger and q woman by the name of
Miss Storm we're married. The
Press dt that place made head.
ing over the write up read Big
ger-Storm". Next.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13

The Appleton Press of last
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
In politics that might read:

It's easy enough TO be pleasant
When voting with the majority right along
But the man worth while
Is the man who can smile
After Noting-While right-turned out
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15
BALL PLAYING LIVELY
DURING The WEEK
WASHINGTON DEFEATS BLEVINS BY
SCORE OF 22-3.
REGULARS AND MARRIED men
Play Interesting Game Of Ball
Tuesday Which Results in
Tie-Other Games.
REGULARS AND MARRIED men

A ten inning game of ball was
played between the married men
and the regular team on the local
diamond Tuesdi., evening, resul
ting in the score, in the last half of
the ninth, of 9 to 8. An effort was
made to play the tie off, but the
tenth resulted in shut-out on both
sides, when the game had to be
called off on account of darkness.
The game was one sided affair
until the sixth inning, the score
then standing 8 to 4 in favor of the
regulars, but the married men did
the shut-out stunt to them in the
last five innings and ran in 5 more
scores, which tied the game.
The line up was as follows;
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15
LATE news ITEMS
FROM JAKAJONES
MR.. MERRElTLEAVES SOON FOR FUTURE
HOME IN CALIFORNIA.
HOLT --HARTSFIELD WEDDING
Announced Other Items From
Our Neighbors At
This Point.

Special to the TELEGRAPH.
jakajones May l4.-Mr. and Mrs,
Chas. Stell and son returned to
Murfreesboro Friday after visit
to relatives.
Little Marguerite Smith daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Smith, has
been very I'll with congestion the past
week but is improving now.
Mr.. Arthur Merrell left for Hope
Wednesday to visit relativer before
leaving for Cal, his future home.
Misses Angie Holt and Effie
johnson visited Miss Chlora Barrow
and attenden the concert in Ozan
last week.
Banks Holt spent Tuesday in
Blevins.
l. A. Holt made a business trip
to Nashville Tuesday.
The hardest rain of the season
fell here Monday.
j. NJ. Rike of Nashville visited
his mother this week.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Lois Electa Holt
and Mr.. Benz. A. Hartsfeld. This
happy event will occur Thursday,
May 81, 2:30 o'clock p m.
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15
much.
OPPOSED TO JEFF.
Wants Good Sound Men Sent
Te Denver Convention.

Ozan, May 9.-Editor TELEGRAPH
s-zg you are oplsosed to sending
j. Davis to the Denver Democratic
National Convention as one of the
Big Four" delegates.
You are eminently correct on that
proposition.
Talk about preeedents- Aye,
name a Democratic precedent, ira
dition or principle that he has not
violated?
He was discarded and discounted
10y the party in the late primary
election, and for deceney's sake,
for the good Of Arkansas; yea for
the everlasting credit of our people,
let's keep him going-to the rear.
/ say give us good sound Demo
,erats, honest men, as our dele
gates. / have no objection to
Clarke, Ludwig, Pindall and Don
.aghey or any ether able man, such
as j. H. Berry, j. II. Hinemon,
FL. G. Bunn, M. j.. Maning and
many Others whom | could name,
but Davis-God forbid Remem-
Der Chicago; remember Hot
Spring.; remember his action in
trying to get delegates to 60 back
on their instructions and beat b B.
Battle with. his man Wallace. OH
Jeffrey Jeffrey l. Ehou ant weighed
in the balances of Democracy and
art found wanting. "Good bye
my Jeffie, Good bye"
Respectfully,
j. w. ELLIS.
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15

"LoOms up as mou1tai4 IN th5
pathway of Removal"
In a Later article 9sRemdval' calls
the editor to task for Suggesting
floating population That floating
population arrow seemed to have
hit something, and III removal"
gets eloquent, and proceeds to re-
cite the wonderful thing$ he has
done. He smites himself on his
manly breast and says ~ ana IT."
II am the great Chief Builder, j
am" and he proceeds to execute a
war dance around the proposition,
and begins to "foat." He "foats''
out over the prairies, and still ran
kles an his breast the fatal dart, as
he "fi0ats."
You are wonderful 1han IRE
moval" and have done m any won
derful things, in your own estima-
ton, but it strikes us THAI these are
the phantoms that "fott" in a
dream, or the children of a dis
turhed imagination.
Yes, "Removal" we have read
the Deserted Village" Have you
ever read of Waterloo? We have,
read of many wonderful things, but,
never of sucE on unblushing dis
play of egotism as you have pno-i
ceeded to parade before the people.
We never knew before that any one
man had builded the whole of the
little city of Hope, and thought
quite number of her enterprising
citizens deserved the.credit, in. fact
we decline to believe it now, with
out better evidence. And Gre
moval' has uplifted the people
moraLly.-Now that is the first time
we have heard of the people need
ing q 1seral uplifting We dre
sureAhat thepeopleof Hope that we
know 4and we know most of them },
are the salt of the earth and newer
needed anything of the sort, bet
perhaps Removal refers to thei
'foaters." "
We thought 'fBemoyal started
out to give us some of the reasons,
if any he had, why the court house
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15


believes the winning side to be
right. Is that the sort of con-
science you haze Mr.. News man,
or have you so twisted and warped
your conscience that the side that
looks strongest from your way of
seeing, always looks right! But
Mr.. Monroe does not believe the
battle is lost, on the other hand he
knows that court house removol is
sure of defeat. The News puts
itself in the position that it cannot
hear both sides of the question, for
when man goes to talk on the
side opposed to court house removal
he gets "writ up" in the News
And this is the way the News man
wants to debate the question-from
its standpoint alone; this is what
the News calls "solid reasons and
solid arguments.
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15

rldl anu sIduudls
3yOfs6a -oa''the TIA N1ne railroad and
will be ready for this years cotton
crop
Messrs Roden and BoIaing have
opened new black smith shop and
wood work shop; and the sound of
the anvil and hammer is heard from
.'early nlorn till dewy eve., }" in their
shop and in l.. Prices alsa.
Jas. Sewer Conway is on the
FederalJury in Texarkana this week L.
Mr.. j. Till Irwin of Johnson
Count, Texas, 10 here sisitng his
menyui and relatives. He was
Sorn ,xl3 reared on the old home
steadJ the late John h. irwin and
left bra more than 30 years ago. He
is afell to do and higly respected
citizns of the Lone Star state.
Dl somebody say, "Move the
Coz House to Hope
g.! NoY Won't you ask the tax
par's permission, or will yo- just
81 it" anyhow Did you ever
he or dream of such weak twat,le
sne Stars Mr.. Removal gets off,
why, yesl we read the branch
yer artaele Ia the Hampstead Co
Ns ESQ called9. MyA 4 My are
tse filIows crazy? Or do they take
people to be fools9 You wait
jill you get that qaes on to vote
4 you'll hear the I'LL thud Of
nething's "gwine to drap."
llow much will you take Messrs
4 /ws man and. Removal for your
ancess We wouldn't give you
: last years Chckoo's Nest.
We are glad to hear from dewey"
ye spicy locals from WalIaceburg,
we can "loneS9 him our "one
ndled saw" is lAs will agree to
ep his wife in stove wood.
RRAB,
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15
Agreat many people imagine they

Agreat many people imagine they
have heart trouble when the fact
is that the whole trouble lies in the
stomach Ehe pains in the sids,
aro&nd the regisn of the heart are.
not necessarily heart trouble. We
ruggest that You start with the
stomach. and whenever yeu feel u,
depression after eating. OF whenever
youf foeds seems to Baneeate taka
Kodol. It will not be 5ery dong un-
til all these " heart lains'" will dis
appear. Take Kodol now and snGl
you know you are right aga.n.,
There isn't any doubt about what
1t will do and you will find the truth
of this statement verified after you
have used Kodol for few weeks.
1t is sold here by I. j. Garner.
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15
Married Men

Umpire: john tyson.
In a game Of ball played Tuesday
evening between New Hope and
Melrose, ON the New Hope dia-
mond, Melrose was defeated by the
score of Is 20.
Following was the Line. IN;
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15
SHOOTING ARRAY

In adifficulty which cameup Mon
day at Joe Wilson's livery stable
in Hope, Henry Polk aged H., shot
Luther Bronson colored, 1nflicting
a slight flesh wound III the arm.
1t is alleged that the difficulty
occurred over division of work at
the stable. Both of the partiesare
employed by the stable.
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15
"The ArmIess Man.
Kansas CITY.

Mrs. Hale of Osceo1a,. who il
visiting the family of Reeder Good
lett has child who was taken very;
ill Tuesday.
A. j. Robins, Frank Barrow and
Joe Fontaine are in Texarkana on.
some wood ehopping expedition.
Pierce City has his new home,
completed. giving that part of town
quite an improved expression.
WM. Mathews returned from an,
extended visit to Uvalde, Texas.
"Bill"' looks heavier from. the,
climate, browner from the sun and
wind, easier from, being, more com
tented with Gzau,
IA. NJ. Borland, formerly editor
and publisher the Times Record,
LETT for Uvaltle, aud other points ia,
Texas Thursday.
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15

A big cut or a Ii ~ small
scratches or bruises or onps are
healed quickly by D Wta's 0arno
lized Witch Hazel SsIv l. is es-
peclaIly good for pill G t De.
Wits. Sold by 7. J. Garner.
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15
QUESTION OF FUNDS

"Eou'l contribute to the. .eane
paign fund, of courseq''
mot this year, replied the IN.
suranee magnate. "You see, the.
only money L have at my command,
now is my own ''--Philadelphia,
Ledger,
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15
Tkis i:

We wish to state plaln and
vigorous way as W. au xpress
it, Hunts Cure positively,
quickly and perma .H are any
form of itching skin sf known
One box is guara I'D To cure
One application aft lief
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15

Insist --on Dewitt s Hazel Salme.
here are substitutes, but there
Pnly one original. 1t is hesling,
Nhlng audlcooIiug.andiis especial
pod for piles.
Sold by L. j. Garner.
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15

DeWitt's Little Early Rsers are
small, safe, sure and gentle little
pills. Sold by 7. j. Garner.