The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-01-10
MILBANK, S. OAK. FRIDAY. JANUARY 10. 1905

DR.. Jacotel vas an Albee Wis.
itor Monday.
Bleser, druggist, adyertises
blank books this week.
John Korte of Big Stone, was
in the city Tuesday.
A Is cent value can of peas for
1Oc. at McCollum & Thirsk's.
Our cough medicines give uni
versal satisfaction. Nelson,
druggist.
Postmaster Nixson has been
laid up with the grip for several
days during the week.
Try our Csc Sunday dinner.
Cheaper than eating at home,
The Acme Restaurant. 1872
David Kyrk and son Walter
started Oh a visit to friends at
Plattville. Wis, the first of the
week.
August Kuebel, of Lilly, was
in the city Tuesday, on his way
up the branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hall, of Gro
ton, came down Tuesday for a
visit with the E. M. Harper
family.
Conductor Buxton is making
arrangements to move to Idaho,
where he has relatives who want
him to go into the fruit farming
business.
Mrs. Thos. Fitch has been
quite seriously i'll during the
past week with a severe cough
and has been confined to her bed
for several days.
Word was received last week
that Mrs. F. w. Meehan had
been quite seriously i'll at Austin,
MINI, where the mayor and his
wife we're visiting. We under
stand she is now much better
and expects soon to be able to
return home.
The First National Bank has a
change of ad this week Mr..
Middlebrook, cashier, said that
in balancing their books for the
year past he found the bank had
enjoyed a very satisfactory IN
crease in business tor which he
thanked the friends of this in
situation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Gore, Of
Montevideo, were visiting the
G. G. Morton family, of Madison
township last week. Mrs Gore
and Mrs. Morton are sisters.
Mr.. Jessie Gore. who was form
erly in the newspaper business,
and for a time worked in the
Herald office several years ago,
is now engaged IN the insurance
business and lives at Montevideo.
A private letter from Mrs.
Mary Cannon, who is located at
Sedro, Wooley, Wash. states that
the family are well. and that
business has not suffered as
much in that locality as in some
parts of Washington, most Of the
mills continuing to run right
along. Mrs. Cannon is in the
chicken business, ,and states that
eggs are selling at 55 cents
dozen and butter at 40 cents
pound.
Through an error of the print
er in last weeks issue we were
made to say that the Grant coun.
ty telephone stock would be sold
at $40 a share, when the correct
statement should have been $50.
The error was one of those un-
accountable blunders for which
in China both the compositor and
proof reader would have been
summarily executed, and it's a
question if the punishment
would have been any too severe.
Minneapolis Tribune: Denny
Sullivan, of Minneapolis and
Boston baseball fame, is in the
city on visit to former student
friends. Denny is studying
medicine at ST. Joseph during
the closed season for baseball,
but expects to join the Boston
Americans early in March. He
has attached his signature to a
contract for another seasons
play with the Beaneaters.
Anton Jurgens who returned
from Green Bay, Wis, about 8
week ago, says that his father is
enjoying his visit to Green Bay.
Anton says that during the week
he was there they had three
snow.falls, and good sleighing all