The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-04-10

f p Caruthers is breaking
ground for his new residence on
Fifth street.
Don't miss the merry. go-round
supper at the Methodist church
parlors Thursday. April 16. Sup
per o:3O to s O'Clock.
Postmaster Nixon has moved
into the Fred Raebel dwelling
house in the Bartlett addition.
Fred Raebel has moved to the
Albert Raebel house, and Albert
has gone out on the Matt ROurk
farm.
A fine boy arrived at the home
Of Franc Croal last Saturday.
Now the world looks so bright 70
Franc that he has been paying
No. price for all grain regard
less Of color or previous condi-
ton Of servitude.
Editor Volkmar, J. P. Miller
of this place, and W A. Bohn of
Twin Brooks constituted the
delegation from Grant county
that attended the democratic
state convention at Mitchell
Tuesday. They declare that the
democracy of the state is now
able to sit up ard take notice of
things.
A little daughter was born into the
family of n. E. Ackerman last week.
Millinery opening all of next week
at Mrs. NJ. A. Conrights, commencing
April Ii. Don't forget the date.
Gentlemen and farmers. We have
first class blacksmith and horse
shoer. GIVE him trial. Leach &
SnOdgrass.
Glen Martens, who was elected
county Judge in Hughes county last
year, is candidate for county attor.
ney this year, and Glen has a faculty
of getting what he goes after.
John Odd of WiImot. a practical
horse shoer and black smith, has been
employed at the Leach & Snodgrass
machine shops.
w. H. VanWalker, principal of the
Waubay school, will enter the politi
cal arena in Day county, as a candi-
date for county uperintendent of
schools. Mr.. VanWalker is a good
school man and good clean fellow.
Mrs. A. L. Vandervoort received
WORD from Seattle, Wash, of the
death of her mother, Mrs. Mary Man
ming, who died on the 7th.
A private letter from Butte county
states that the Henry Dreucker family
had the smallpox and that Paul Grice,
little son of Steve Grice. was recover
ing from the diphtheria, and that a
little son was born into the Grice fam
lily about month ago.
George Sayers won the the silver
medal in the contest at Webster last
Saturday evening. Lloyd Thirsk,
Henry Sede, Irvine Partridge and
Elmer Kelley of this city also took
part in the contest. Dr. J. w. Paw.
Archie Liggett, William Kyrk, Harry
DeTuncq, and the Misses Esther
Partridge, Ethel Leach, Minnie Sayers,
Kate Let's and Blanch Kimball ac-
companied the contestants to Web
ster, all going up on the evening
passenger and returning on the mid
mig ht train. DR.. Pay acted as one of
the judges.
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caarge literature and information
concerning the above, also on home
steads, lands sold on easy payment,
excursions. in fact everything you
want to know. Write today or YOU
might be too late for the big excur-
sion. 3l-2
Joe Nixson. who is now living at Pipestone,
writes that the report hat he ls married, is nn-
to meet the future Mrs. Nixson.
Messes. Ed Murray, W. S. Nixon, Phil Saun-
ders, I. d. Aldrich. n. Bergren and II. Davidson
represented the republicans of Grant county at
the Huron convention.
Editor Croal who had just returned from the
democratic convention at Mitchell yesterday
stopped long enough between trains to tell ne
that he was perfectly sober notwithstanding his
late associations.
John Stevenson who had been ont attending to
his farming interests here, left for his home in
Michigan City, Ind, last evening.
The Sunday meeting at the opera house will be
at 10 80 a. m.; 30 p. M, and 30 pm.
Card Of Thanks
We desire TO express our sincere
thanks to all the friends whose SYM
Duty and assistance were an freely