The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-05-22
MILBANK, S. OAK. FRIDAY. MAY 22, 1908

Papyrus-watchfO for it.
White linen tub suits, IS up.
Mrs. H. G.. Port.
Don't forget the rings and
bracelets. Kayser, jeweler.
Mrs. Raney, of MINI eapolis, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. r.
Lewis.
A fountain pen for commence.
ment present-Kayser, jeweler.
Batavia tea-25 cents for half
pound package. McCoIlum &
Thirsk.
Suit cases 81 up. Also trunks
largest line in the city. Home
of Real Bargains.
G.. Klein who had been confin.
ed to his home for several day s
with an attack OF quinsey, is able
to be about again.
Order your commencementand
Decoration Day flowers early in
the week. LILLIAN SCHAFER
Phone 153 or R-S1.
Cement sidewalks has been
laid during the week at the Ely
and A. J. Bleser residences on
Fourth street and at the Hinman
residence on Third street.
Lender, the clothier, has a
change of ad-drawing your at
ention to a big discount on odd
sizes of mems and boys clothing
aud mems, women's and chill
dren's shoes. Read the prices
quoted in his ad elsewhere.
Thomas Croai, a brother of our
Franc Croal and Mrs. w. w. Will
son, is making a visit to friends
here. The gentleman is at pres
ent engaged in railroading in
Texas, but was a resident of the
county in the early days: before
leaving home.
Dan Sullivan, one of our form
er Milbank merchants when in
the old firm of Stone & Sullivan,
has been making a visit here
during the week. Mr.. Sullivan
spent the winter at Los Angeles,
Cal, the climate there proving
very helpful to him in his
asthmatic trouble.
Mrs. w. J. Let's received
word the first of the week of the
death of her sister.in-law, Mrs.
Neil Mcdonald, who was at one
time resident of this county,
and will be remembered as Mrs.
Hoxey. With her husband and
son she has for some time been
resident of Boise, Idaho, where
she died.
Watch for Papyrus.
DR.. E. T Whitiow returned
Sunday morning from Michigan
where he had been packing up
household goods and shipping
them to this city. His mother is
visiting at Madison, and as soon
as the doctor gets his goods in
shape for housekeeping she will
come to this city to make her
home with her son. They will
live in the northeast part of
town.
G. L. Wood returned last week
from trip to Califor MIA, where
he had the pleasure of seeing
Uncle Sans great naval feet in
the Santa Cruz harbor as well as
that OF meeting all the old Mil.
bank friends who are located at
that point, and he reports them
as all getting along nicely and
doing well. Mr.. Wood had hard.
ly arrived home before he was
summoned to Deadwood as a
juror in the United States court,
and he left for the Black Hills
country last Monday.
Charles V. Kusek, represent
ing the American Steel and Wire
Company, was in town the first
of the week, explaining the
workings of spraying machine
lately perfected for the spraying
of iron sulphates on mustard,
dandelions and other noxious
weeds. The iron sulphate is a
by-product of the steel company,
and, it is claimed, does the work
thoroughly when properly ap-
piled. The state agricultural col
leges haXe been making success.
ful experiments with it, and the
first week in June professors
from The Brookings college will
be here and with the SPRAYING