The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-01-24
Ground feed at the Mill.

olSAUl ACS CCuC up du Ill
Home of Real Bargains.
Erlandson & Johnson have
change of ad this week.
George Kelsey, ,ofTwin Brooks,
was in the city Monday on busi-
ness.
Electric cut coffee at 35 cents
at McCollum & Thirsks.
The 10 cent store advertises
groceries and free delivery this
issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hermans,
of Me!rose, left Wednesday for
a visit to the old homein Wiscon-
sin.
A car of Iowa shelled seed corn
just received at the Reliance ele-
vator. To be sold at IS cents a
bushel.
The St. Agnes Guild of the
Episcopal church will hold a val
entlne socialFebruary IA, at Har-
monia hall. Adults 25 cents aud
children Is cents.
Clerk of Court John Liggett,
says Thursday morning was the
record breaker-l2 below zero
so far this winter The highest
temperture this winter, so above.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Meehan
returned from Austin, Mimi,
Sunday morning. Mrs. Meehan
having recovered enough from
her recent illness to stand the
trip back to Milbank.
GRANDSON & Johnson are this
week receiving a big stock of
dress goods, dimities, etc. The
ladies are invited to call and
see a great variety of new and
pretty goods at this store.
Marie Wilson, the little daugh-
ter OF w. W. Wilson, has been i'll
with scarlet fever, but is recov-
ering nicely. Mr.. Wilson has
had substitute doing the jauitor
work at the school while the
family are quarantined.
Frank Foreman, a cigar maker
who has been touching the bot
tie too frequently of late, while
suffering with delirium tremens
last Monday, attempted to cut
his throat with a dull knife, but
only succeeded in making a
slight cash.
"Under Southern Skies is all
right to talk about, but if you are
under northern skies in January
you will need coal and wood, too,
and lots of it. Body maple, tam
crack, jack pine aud e1gings.
Hot stuff. Office at the big wind
mill. Both phones 157. j. G.
Rawson.
A senior social and entertain
nent will be given Thursday
evening, Jan. 3Oth, 1908 at the
nigh school building at 7:3O p. m.
program will be given by the
class, assisted by Prof. E }.
1offner and his orchestra, after
which lun ch will be served. Ev.
come and ENJOY yourself.
25 cents.
A Pierre dispatch says that d
lew electric line from St. Paul
oSeattle has been char tered with
/ capital of $500, 900, 900, and that
Glen W. Martens, of Pierre, is
he agent of the company in
South Dakota. Has that Miller
correspondent moved to Pierre,
" is the Missouri water getting
Dad.
Hazel Augusta, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Schneider
lied very suddenly last Satur-
lay from poisoning She was
'laying about the house, and at
bout nine o'clock in the fore
loon, went into the bedroom,
where she saw a small cresoline
amp sitting on the dresser.
n some manner the child got
'ome of the fluid into her month,
Though only her lips showed
he coloring from it. The little
me then went into the room
vhere her mother was bathing a
younger child. She walked over
o coal scuttle and tried to spit
he stu If from her mouth. Mrs.
Schneider then discovered what
lad happened and telephoned for
medical assistance. In the mean
ime the mother and father gave
he child an emetic, but without
'esults. About a quarter to
welve the little one passed away.
She was two years and five
months of age. The funeral was
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