The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-04-09
NIIBANK, S. OAK. FRIDAY April, g. 1909.

John Liggett is having his res
ldence re-shirgled.
Look out for special bargain
days all next week at the Racket.
There is a new line of fancy
dishes and china ware at the
Racket.
F. 8. Roberts made visit to
Marshall county, MINI. the first
of the week
A. E. Johnson will haul your
rubbish away or do teaming for
you-phone call, 42 Soft.
Mrs. Sahra Holzer and daug gh
ter of Montevideo are guests at
the W. S. Nixon home this week
G. r. Tuttle, of the G. J. John.
son Co., st. Paul, was interview
ing the printers of the city last
Saturday.
Messrs. J. A. Fuller and F..
A. Carley are up in the King S
country for a week or two look
ing up land matters.
Charles Purdy and son of Sum.
nit, visited the formers son.
County Superintendent of
Schools Fred Purdy, Monday.
Monday was pension day at
Clerk of Courts Liggett's office,
where the veterans we're having
their pension vouchers signed.
Friday of last week was one of
the disagreeable days that come
with the change Of season. A
dust storm was in the air all day.
Ferdinand Bohn is having
some improvements made on the
residence property on 4th street,
which he recently purchased
from M. P. Martens.
Miss Martha Goodman, who
had been on a tri p to the coast
with her parents for the past
two months, returned home
Monday evening.
Come and look over our stock,
you will find it full of money
savers. The Racket.
A tine line of imported fruits
at McCollum & Thirsk's. 20 lbs
of prunes for 81. Dried peaches
10 cents a pound. We also sell
apricots and raisOns.
w. C. Ulrich of Twin Brooks
township, who has been out west
Of the Missouri on the railroad
extension with carpenter crew,
came home for a few weeks to
help IN the spring work on the
farm.
Miss Edna Scribner, of Ra-
cine, Mimi, was visiting her
uncle, Thomas Fitch, during the
week of school vacation. Miss
Scribner has charge of the 7th
grade in the schools of Marshall,
MINI.
The Grant county friends of
Prof. NJ. NJ. Ramer will be pleas
ed to learn that he has been re.
elected as superintendent of the
Pierre schools for a term of
three years and at an increase of
salary.
Albert Scharnata, one of the
early residents of Big htone, and
who later lived on a far NJ. just
west of that town, but who has
been living at Midale, Canada,
for a number of years, died at
the home of his son.in law, ia.
cob Luff, jr., in Ortonville, on the
Sd inst.
See the new assortment of
granite ware at the Racket store.
Fred Schneider, the clothier,
went down to the cities the first
OF the week and will make selec.
tions for some clothing, and
while away will also make q visit
to the old home at Elgin, Iowa,
and thus com bine business with
pleasure on the trip.
Work on the automatic co,.l
shute west Of the depot, is pro-
crossing nicely. This style of
shute is a late adoption on the
part Of the Milwaukee, and is
said to be one of the very best
used by any of the railway com.
panies, and this Is one of the first
to be built by the Milwaukee
system.
Many of the old residents of
Big Stone will be inter ested to
learn of the death of Thomas
ouRherty, who had been max.
ing his home in Minneapolis for
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