The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-10-09
Miss Rose Pament visited in
kilborn Sunday.


Paul Kohler, of Corona, visited
in this city over Sunday.
Go to the Home of Real Bar.
gains for shelf hardware.
Thos. Street of Albee, was in
town on telephone business Mon
day.
Mrs. r. L. Hepsell visited
with her parents at Wilmot over
Sunday.
Miss Zell Dickey, of Appleton,
visited with John Malsed. jr.,
Sunday.
A little daughter arrived at the
home OF John Bury in Alban on
the 5th inst.
John Cahill of Allbe, was over
in his auto Sunday, visiting
Milbank friends.
Mrs. E. H. Benedict enter.
tanned the Rebekah circle last
Friday afternoon.
Cashier G. E. Mills, of the
Farmers bank, was at Stockholm
Monday on business.
A. K.Crawford has been drawn
on the petit jury, which meets at
Sioux Falls the Goth.
Shoes just received our full
line of Crossett and eadeasy
shoes. Home of Real Bargains.
Some of the boys who ride
bicycles in rather reckless man
ner, should be more careful, lest
they run against some one.
Guy McCollum, of the Home of
Real Bargains, went to the cities
Friday, to buy the holiday stock
for the McCollum & Thirskstor
Mrs. L. H. Bentley left Mon
day for the cities to visit until
Thursday, when she expects to
leave for Califor MIA for the win.
ter.
Robert Young, who had been
visiting relatives in this city for
a couple of weeks, returned to his
home at Aberdeen, last Saturday
night.
"The Missouri Girl" Fred
Raymond's famous domestic
comedy will be at the Bentley
Grand. Tuesday, October Goth. A
success everywhere. Clean and
sparkling. full of pathos and wit.
Mr.: R. NJ Clifford and wife of
Candy, MINI, and Mr.. James
Huyck, of bingham, Wis, the
first named being cousins and
the last mentioned being a broth
er of Mrs. j. w. johnson, were
here during the first of the week
to attend thegolden wedding ce,,.
ebration of their kinsfolk, and
George johnson and family of
Ortonville. also came up to be at
the wedding.
J. Burkart, of the new firm of
Burkart Bros, successors to J..
Peterson, returned from the east
the latter part of last week,
where he had been to purchase
goods for their store. Many
improvements have been made
on the interior of the store. the
windows boxed up for display,
and many new counters and
tables added. Their new goods
are arriving daily. They are
ready for business and invite
you to call and get acquainted
DIED. Atlas r Bennett, father of
I. N. Bennett, died at the home of the
latter in Tualco, Thursday at the age
OF n years. He came out to the sound
six years ago from South Dakota.
Shortly after moving here, he made
his home with his son. Three daugh-
ters survive beside the son--Mrs
Brundis, who lives here Mrs. Emmett
of Everett, and one living in Connect
icut. The funeral took place from the
house, Rev. w. L. Richardson, Off.
ciating. g.--Monroe ( Wa ash. Transcript.
Mr.. Bennett was one of the
early settlers in Grant county,
and proved up on a claim in
Melrose, the school house in one
of the districts being named af-
ter him. From here he went to
Day county, where he lived for a
number of years, and later re.
moved to the Pacific coast.
Notice for Bids
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the City Aud
itor of the city of Milbank, So. Oak.
up to 6 o'clock p. M, Monday, Oct 10,
1908, for the drilling of anS-inch we'll.
Bids to be opened by the City Coun-
Gil at a meeting to be held October
18th, 1908, at o'clock p. m. Bids to
specify price per foot with or without