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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-13
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ReoenitanenSe goIinescperHag no
iteotes Den Sbe os. of Sanobrugsoe.
partementet | @aibinston:
Raig. - SiIinaet arenl, 109,.
100000 stcres, en- SorsseIie al J..
2ts, 900 acres III Grccent) Jam
menlignet meS Oct iorrise aar tiIiad.
ebe 9reaI. Communications s9.3
grocent iammenIisnet meo SIS Den
lite SuIi 1908. 500 ben lite SuIt
1907 og EN- @ienneminitsprocent al
SIS | De iioite ii aar.
Sinterbpeoe. 8iennem.
initstiIitano ben lite SuIi s2.4 pro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-13
Uyt Kunitimor.

Sra 9ep Dorf meSbeIes ct Sorfp.
oenoe ON. at Sianoaro Oil COMPANY
bar beiIuttet iig til at brice aoen os
Reierimanoen no al Sorretnius. en-
iremragenbe aemifer. Der itaar | or.
ietruitens Solb. iful bare cpSaset en-
groees. boorpeo Der al Rnapetroleum
ifaI fiinne proSuceres oet fineite Reie.
riimsr. % N itor Sabrit ftal cpisres
/ gapoune. v. 5.
Oct ipanes | Sorbinoelie meo bette
SorIpbenSe, at oen maetise Sruit.
Der bar unoerIaet liz iaa mango al
9anoets Snouitrier. ON life ret lang
lib oil oomminere iaapel Smsr. iom
Sitemarfeoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-13
men / @rabois Greet, ioet De ifuIoe
nrn, An,,nn

men | 8rabois Greet, ioet De iftiloe
fisre ooer 6enne.
Seiaa SainoisHoben er saaet oper
iine 9reooer % bar f~orooriaeet ipGre
Speripsmmelier | ben ipolige Del al
Staten Sninois.
Sra Siour Gitp, Soma, meIbes ben
lobe SlIi: ct Sfpbruo, iom ioag
inotraf noaIe faa Nil d~peuior Siour
Gitp furanriaaeSe Ell al DC pprite
Slomme / Spens Siitprie. @eo Iio.
basstio bar oct befienot, at fire @en.
neifelip aIlerebe bar gnaet tabt, at
benimoo 1000 Menneifer bar giort
buspiIoe, oe at Der por nnrettet Ell
gienoomsifaoe al minoit $1,000, 600.
Sfpbrubet inotrnf tibIig ON Npr.
eenen, og meb Oct iomme begpnbte
@anbet / gerrp Greet og / 5lopo Sri.
Der at itiee nieo uropGffenOe Surtie.
beo. @ange af De longS Bern Greet
beIiggenoe Siiie repes meS, mems @e.
boerne / iioIte 2iten reooeoe 2iuet i
gaaoe, iom meo flor Raifbeo blep
ifaffet tiIpeie af EoIitiet.
glanbt be omfomre bar en- Manb
peb Hapu See geitder, ser af ct
Sfreo repes meo no | 6Iommen.
Oct dnilaaes, at | Oct tGtbeioIfebe
0iitrift Lungs Terrp Greet minbit
500 Siiie omringeoes af ganoet os
sioroes u~beboeIige. Store StrGf.
ringer at @pen o~peripsmmcoes %
afbreo al S9rbieI og Sraiif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-13
Den hiemiYee Gifimo.

gifimogiltteu Rene @aIlnee, iom
for ca. t6 Mar iiben bragtes bio til
2oiloet al aommanosr Recrn, bar
enoelig fanet iii b~rRnoenoe Gnife ON
at penoe tiIbage til fit 8arnoomsbiem
i @rGuIano opiplot, ioet ban | Scr.
bags tiItraoote Siemreiieu oio meo
Gampifibet RoiaIino". Sfibets On.
cerer bar gipet BAN hi Heiie og bes-
uSen ioripuet BAN meo en- net Sum
/ Benge.
Rene err ben eneite @ienIepenbe al
sc Ter gffimoer. iom genrp bruste
meo fla til Reru gorf. 9e andre, Der.
i6IanSr Weues Saoer, sr ale bsoe al
Sunge6et9noelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-13
8upernsr gnrfe al Rorfb SafOta

er poa Aarsme6et ! Yanfton, 9.
9af., fioite llse paIst til Rr9iioent
al "Wisiisfippi RiOer Smprcpement
aongreS". Eli gicepr9iioenter oalg.
tes 6. q. @iainms | gismarcf for
Rortb Gafota, G. G. 9eIano i
Rierre for Soutb Gafota, s. g. Sen.
nebp / Siour Gitp for Soma. Serrp
Sullipan / 1T. gentun for Wontano,
4. 2. Meno / Smaba for Re5raifa,
@. n. Gibbs | aanias Gin FOR
aonias Os @. q. Sones | ct. Soiep6
for Risiouri
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-13
2. :. sOrsmeis / grano Sorts Zig.

2. 8. SOrsneis / Srano Sorts Zig.
ger paa 9iafonisieboipitalet oeriteos
meb bruot Rpsrao og. fan life Iene.
Genne lllpffe er en- 5slse Of sfpS-
ninsen og carmen zen 4Se, ioet @r.
6orsneis' .Seit blep ifr9mt peo Sire.
cracfers og Manoen fniteoes no Of lin
goen meo ouennepute isrseIise Re.
iultat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-13
groteit mob RpaenbeS.

SeattIe ~boiiooenoe 6ilippinoer bar !
Sreooss peo en- Population proteite'
ret moo 6rempisninsen al De rsene
Sanoroter paa alaifa.g ufon.lloitil-
lingen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-13
Geltpreif | grmeeu.

DeiiVftn Hfhitth. Nultst ".
9snonbI. Brett for ben 5oreueoe Sir.
fes @enisbeo ! St. Sames. Minn.. or
bIepeu uon9pnt til SeItpreit ! 5or.
eneSe Staiers srme. San beepuoer
meo 2sitnanis Stang % s., 900 i aar.
Zig 2eu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-13
observation-disclosures.

Zen Sbs iuternationnle Suberfu'
DICTIONARIES or / bisie Gage iamlet
Stocfbolm, teIegrofereS oerfra ben
Zoe SSuli. e., aibanoIing al Ratbon
Strauis | Sletp gort ON omerifnnife
llnoerisgelitr ODER SGringimittens
SperisreIie ira auGg til @ennelter
blep oplpit Of Or. grtbur &. Green
IiaeIcbes ira Re,o 9orf. afbonolin-
oen fonfhloereSe meo, at Salg eaer
grua al aomeIf ifuloe bore fcrbiot
meominbrc @elfeu bar p%oiterriiere!
unoer betrpggenbe Scntrol eaer os'
iaa at ben fom fra tuberfuIin.unoer.
iegte aisr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-13

feftip 9arifrepiiion, eaer til Eartiets
8rogramIsfter. Saa langt fra at re-
prqientere en- Gepiiion neoao, er Col
ben / FIN Selbeo taget giennemsaa-
enbe blepet forbsiet = for en- MGng.
De grtiflers @eofommenoe forbpiet
til ell abiolut Sorbuostolo.
2anoets eneite Saab Itaar III til
aonferencefomiteen, Der Of DC to Snle
bill bli orsaniieret / Ssbet Of De n9r-
meite faa Gage. @en bette Saab er
pilnof temmeIig fo~rfPngeligt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-13

SarifioriIaset err Den Sorm, oct
peotoses al Senatct, Ell ubetinget
SER for Stanbpatismen. Der er. peo
bets lloarbeioeIie abiotit intet Sen.
ipn taset til 2anSets Strap paa en- ef.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-13
Derbiemmefra.
Selesrafife Gfterretnimscr fra Nprss,
Sanmarf, Sperise % Sinlaub.
WiI gjGitc Gsarem.

Sra aisbenbaon t~eIearaieres ben
106e Sui:
Meo ben banife 9onges Ipnse
pIanlaste 9eiss i ct. Getersburg,
iom paa @ruuo af aoleraepioemien
bar pGret uoiat Sang paa 8onJ, oil
oct M bli gluor al. Song 6reoerif
% 0ronning 2oiliie. leoiaset al Brin.
iesie Sbpra % 0ognar aireiier
Norgen omboro paa aongciftbet
"8anuebrog", eiforteret al en- 8rpo'
ier al iomme Napn. Seo arouitoot
bill oen r~usiiife aeiieriomiIie mobtage
fine foneclige oanife SlGgtninge;
Der bill biSie goa omboro poa aeiier.
tibet "Stanoart" og fslae meo til
Heterbof bpor De pil opboIoe fig |
Here Gage. SeIpe ct. 9etersbiirs
9p bill bIi unogaaet paa @runo al
Goleraen.
Gen tiolieere 8IanL at Song &aa.
fon al Horae ifuloe beisge G5areu
iamtibist meo lin Saoer, er blet op.
Qipet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-13
"Icwpuri" / Nipbcubapn.

Sra ajsbenbaon teIegraferes ben
9oe Sult:
Get amerifanIfe gpeIiesifib "Geiu'
port" unoer aommanosrleitnont Y.
s. @perbarts aommansc arfom Der
til igaar og bill bli ~liggenoe ber til
Den lobe Suli: Ban lit fsrite BE
isa om6oro paa Sfibet bar ben ber'
p9rcnoe a~merifnnife Niniiter, 3r.
Woiirice 8. Ggan, Ieoiaset al Den
ipanife Riniiter til &%isbenbapnJ Sc
nor s. 8iano y @opangos. Oct
iibIte Spor al Misitemring meaem
gmerifa o9 Spanien maa M p9re
iorbuftet," iagbe gpcrbart iniiIenoe,
GA ban iaa De TO Riniitre goa ilanS
SIDE ON Sibe. aommmberlsitnnri
gperbort ailasoe oereiter geisg hos
@iuiitcr Cyan og ben oanife font
~manoerenoe abmiral. Slere Setter
og galer bill BIZ arranseret ! anleS'
ming "Repport"s geieg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-13
Gaebammcrs npc Seller.


Sra Sipbenbapn t~elegraferes Den
Soc Slili:
Sr. gaebammer, Der tioligere bar
opiun6et Ell S%lppemnifine, oemonltre'
reoe ioag for Observation-Disclosures
lin npe "9uittrpfS. 9aao". Sripfrof'
ten err fomprimeret Suit, % mar
6~orfoiten oripeS meo iulo Sort, bG'
Der ben fig op al Souoet, inotil ais'
len ipGper irit oper Sperilooen. Seo
Experimental ioog blep oct me BRO
pelapparnt brugt poa e. Motorbaoo
al ilere IONS 9Greeune. 6or'saet
foIot nieeet beloigt no 90 pafte lige'
frem Seniatiou blonbt Silifiierne.
gaaoen p~asierebe ODER ale Slogs
Sinoringer poa Sperilaoen, oeri'
bIanSt Ell imal Songe meo tort
2ano. Set autaaes, at ben npe Sp'
finoelie bill bIt opermaaoe npttig
arigStiliPIoe. @uebommer bar INT
Der fit arbeiSe meo ben me Spfin'
belle pGret Itsttet al 8rep 6reoerif
Woltfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-13

Set alorid'fe Sarifforilag er en-
belig peo 11.Sioen Sorsbag @ften
~beotaget meb 40 MOB 81 Stemmer
iom fslger:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-13

Eli WeoIemmer nf &~onferencefo'
miteen fra Senatet er uonGpnt &epn.
blifanerne Glorid, girrotps, Sem
role, Sale % GulIom % Gemofrater-
ne Daniels, Wonep og 9ailep.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-09-10
Park System on Main Street.

At a meeting of the city coun-
Gil last Monday evening, F. j.
Miller of the electric light CON-
pany stated that work on the
plant would be commenced this
week, Mr.. Holmes, who is to be
superintendent of construction
haYing arrived to take charge of
the work. Main street is to be
provided with the park system,
eleven posts with two lights on
each post to be be put in be-
tween the crermery and the
city park, the post at the north
part of Main street to have five
lights which it is predicted will
make q handsomely lighted
main street.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-09-10

One of the fine features of the
game on the part of the business
men was the catching of fly by
center fielder Mesmer. We are
not to say whether it was the
difficulty of the catch or because
no one expected Mesmer to hold
the ball, but he did hold it, and
and his success won the plaudits
of the bleachers. Prof. Clark also
distinguished himself when q
batted fly fell into his hands with
such force that it bore him 70 the
ground, and though rolling over
two or three times he held
on to the ball with grim desperA-
tion and the batter WAS declared
out amid wild applause. Thoro
were several other interesting
features, and one Of these wae
the regularity with which . npm-
Der Of batters on both sides dia.
tinguisbed themselves BY mak-
ing 3 one, two, three.and.out mo.
ton at the bali, but they all prob
ably felt that they were sacrtEo,
ing themselves II . good canne,
and could afford - sufker = M
/ ~ -. i.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-09-10
Death of Mrs. NJ. Edelman

Mr.. M. Edelman and children,
of Big Stone, were called upon to
mourn the loss of a dear wife and
mother Sunday morning. Mrs
Edelman was ill less than week
but at the advanced age of 78
years, she was not strong enough
to withstand the sudden and
severe attack of cholesa morbus
Mr.. and Edelmau were married
in Wertenburg, Germany in 1853
and the following year came to
America, living in New York and
in Minnesota and in 1879 came to
Big Stone where they have since
resided. They have many friends
who deeply sympathize with the
family, which consists of three
sons and two daughters. Fred,
who lives in Superior, Wis, who
with his little daughter, were
present at the funeral; Will, of
Sheridan, Wyoming, Mrs. G. S.
Walker and young son, of Mime
apolis, Mrs. S. G. Jones and
family, of Big Stone. The one ab.
sent son, Frank, lives at Cody,
Wyoming. The funeral was held
at the German Evangelical
church Wednesday afternoon,
Sent. 8.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-09-10
A. E. Leach Sells

Bert kuehl and Matt Terry,
both of this city, have purchased
the machine and blacks mith
shop, also the auto garage, of A.
E. Leach, formerly owned by W.
Let's. Both of the new proprie-
tors of the place are experienced
men at their trades and no doubt
will make good. Mr.. Leach has
been handicapped in conducting
the business and finally decided
to sell After thoroughly over
hauling the shop, the new
management will make further
announcements.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-09-10
Married..

At home of the groom's bro.
ther, J. Roy Lee, in Aberdeen on
the 9th inst, by Rev. j. w.
Taylor. Arile H. Lee of Milbank,
and Miss Bertha Lowe OF
Meadow.
The Aberdeen News in speak
ing of the affair says:
The ceremony was quiet, and was
atteuded by only the immediate rel
a,ives of the couple. After the
service the mother of the bride, Mrs.
Lowe, gave wedding supper to the
party at the Sherman. Mr.. Lee is
employed in Mettelstaedts general
store at Milbank and the young
couple will reside at that place.
The groom is one of the best
known young men in Milbank,
aud has been employed as clerk
in the Mlttelstaedt store for
some years. The bride lived
here during last winter, and is
known to many of our Milbanb
people as q most pleasant young
lady. The couple haYe the bes'
wishes OF g host of friends wht
extend to them congratulationt
on their union.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-09-10

G. E. Roth of Ortonville, has
moved to this city and is living
in one of the new houses erected
by w. Wendland on Railroad
avenue. He is engineer at the
mill.
County Treasurer J. o. Nelson
says that about 200 hunting
licenses haYe been issued so far
this season, but as half of the
amount thus collected goes to
the state, while the county has to
bear the expense of issuing them
it is not particularly profitable to
the county.
A number of the visiting
Indians and clergymen who came
down from the agency on their
way east held an impromptu
meeting Monday evening at
the Congregational b u h.
Rev. Wright one of the speakers
was from Oklahoma, and is a
son of the first governor of that
state. DR.. Bergren of West
minister Presbyterian church
of Dubuque was also q speaker
at the meeting, and the Indians
sang a number of hymns in the
Indian tongue.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-09-10
Breaks Left Arm.

Miss Nina Briggs, of the
Briggs bakery met with a very
painful accident last Sunday
evening. resulting In her break.
ing her left arm near the wrist.
Miss Briggs was going down
into the basement from the
bakery department, when the
large door which is opened and
closed by the aid of a heavy
weight was swung against her,
throwing her off the steps onto
the cement floor, breaking the
arm as above stated.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-09-10
More Pianos Coming.

Arthur Alnsworth, the piano
man of Watertown and Milbank,
and who is always busy selling
pianos, was in the city during
the week, attending to business
matters, connected with his Mil
bank store. He is here to help
dispose of another carload of
pianos which he expects any day.
If you are interested in pianos
see AinsWOrth.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-09-10
w. &. T. u.

Among the ladies of the local
w. G. T. U. who went to Brook
ings last Tuesday to attend the
state convention, were Mrs. ]. N.
Stafford, the state treasu Mrs.
w. I. Lowthian, Mrs. w. G. Nc
Pherson, Mrs. S. Baird, Mrs. M.
II. Wiseman, Mrs. F. M. Guthrie
and Mrs. Jas. Miracle. The lat
ter will remain at the close of the
convention and visit with her
son, who lives near Brookings.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-09-10
Among the Advertisers,
Read Fall Announcements of Mil.
bank Merchants. They Will
Save you Money.

Your attention is called to the
announcements of the various
merchants.
MITTELSTAEDTS.
Mittelstaedts offer a complete
line of hair goods; ROLES 25 cents
up to So. Switches $3.50 to 81.
Rats 25, 35 and 50 cents. Then
there is the new suits and coats
for ladies, Misses and children
ard dress goods. They also,
have just received shipment of
boys suits, which you should
see.
LAUX & Co.
This store has this week un
packed and priced some of the
SWEETEST shoes for ladies, ever
brought to the city. Their ad
appears on another page. See
illustrations. And don't forget
to make this store your head
quarters for tall trading. You
will find complete and up to-
date stock of general merchrn.
disc.
HOME OF REAL BARGAINS.
The etore that always made
good it's name, the Home Of Real
Bargains, McCollum & Thirsk,
have an announcement on the
last page. They draw your at.
tention to the Richardson shoe
for men. They have them in IL
aud 16 inch heighth,-and for q
work shoe are unsurpassed.
There are many announcements
in the ad that will interest
the shrewd shopper.
LENDER CLOTHIER.
A. G.. Lender comes out with
his fall announcement this week
lots of new goois-for men and
boys. Mr.. Lender also ad-
vertises a few snaps in ladies
shoes. In regular stock he has
the very latest in tans, oxbloods,
pa,ent leather and regular finish.
Don't buy that fall overcoat or
suit until you have seen his
stock.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
This institution invites the
far mer to open a checking &C.
count with them. If they do
this aud pay obligations by
check, there is always a receip,
ar d the right change.
| FARLEY, HARDWARE.
J. S. Farley the hardware
man draws your attention tc
heating stoves. If Farley can't
please you. il will be hard fol
you to find what you want
Stock complete IN heaters and
ranges.
ERLANDSON & JOHNSON.
The pioneer merchants adver
tise their new fall goods which
includes shoes, dress goods
coats and suits, in fact every
thing in general merchandise
Call at the Pioneer store yol
will find what you want at righ
prices.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-09-10
Don't Forget
That September 20 and 30 are to be
the Great Days OF the Year.

A Fine Program Of Sports and Musical
Entertainment.
The committee in charge of
the field day entertainment for
the last of the month have ar.
ranged for two full days of pleas
ure and interesting sports, as
will be seen from the following:
PROGRAM.
$50 to lO:3O-Band concert.
1890 to 11:3O-Happy Hooligan, slack
wire performer.
1l:OO to 1:3O-Willard, uticycles and
bicycle experts, comedy
jugglers.
l1:3O to l2:OO-Dixon colored male
-Quartette - singing,
dancing, comedy.
1900 to 1:OO-Dinner.
100 to 1:3O-Band concert.
1:3O to 3:0O-Street sports.
800 to 5:0O--Baseball.
500 to 5:3O-Band concert.
$50 to 7:OO-Happy Hooligan.
700 to 7:3O-Willard.
7:3O- Dixon male quartette.
STREET EVENTS.
The street events will commence
promptly at 1:30 o. m. each day, and
following will be the program:
Wednesday, Sept. 20.
Mems 100 yard dash, free for all.
First prize SO: second 81.
Boys under IA years, 100 yard dash
first So: second 81.
Fat mems 100 yard dash-over 22o
lbs; first SO: second 50.
Obstacle race, free for all, S3 and
So.
Ladies nail drying contest So and
81.
sandy's pie eating contest, $3.50 and
Is cts.
Thursday, Sept. 30.
Mems lOO-yard dash, free for all
first 50; second 81.
Girls under Is yrs, 1o0-yard dash
first 81; second 81.
Bear race, free for all; 81 and 81.
5O-yard backward dash, free for all
81 and 81.
Wheelbarrow race; 50 and 81.
Sandy's pie eating contest; s1.5t
I and Is cts.
The base ball game on the 29th
will be between Albee and Mil
bank mines, and on the 30th be
| tween Appleton and Milbank.
a free auction will held be
tween 10 a. m. and IL m. AL
entries must be made before 9:3(
a. a. each day.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-09-10
PROFESSIONALS vs. BUSINESS MEN
The Old Uns Play Ball for the Benefit Of the
Childrens' Home. Great Day for Rooters.


AS was predicted the ball game
last Monday afternoon between
the business men and the .'pro-
fessionals,' which included the
preachers, teachers and doctors,
was one of the interesting events
OF the season, and the game at.
tracted large crowd, the grand
stand being filled to over flowing
and the bleachers we'll lined with
spectators. The game was called
at half-past two with Bruce Mid
dlebrook acting as umpire and
the professionals at the bat.
Fred Williams, the laundry man.
had been added to the profes-
sional side, because of the ab-
sence of Rev. Tragitt, and for the
business men Fred Nelson took
the place of his partner, F.. r.
Schp elder, and Eugene Thorn
dixie took the place of Frank
Roberts.
The general belief was before
the play that the business men
overmatched their opponents,
but the game had not been long
in progress before it was seen
that some of the preachers and
teachers must have played bali
during their college days, and
they had not yet forgotten all the
points of the game. Among these
par ticulal stars Rev. Kase and
Prof: Purdy who acted as battery
for the profs., were particularly
noticeable, and in honor of the
discovery the rooters, who were
unusually demonstrative during
the game, rebaptised the preach.
er and converted him from q
German into an Irishman by be.
slowing upon him the name of
Casey, name which has been
immortalized in base ball song
and story. 1t was: SNOW Casey
this and Casey that, touch him
up-and drop him down-see
Casey's at the bat.
In the first innings with John
Farley as pitcher and johnson as
catcher the profs start ted out on
winning gait, DR.. Nav, Prof.
Purdy and DR.. FERGUSON max.
ing the diamond round and scor-
ing three points. In the second
half with Ferguson and Williams
as battery the business men
lead out as if they were going
to do up their opponents without
any difficulty, Johnson, Farley,
Schleismann and Thorndike all
scoring before the third man was
out. But that the record of this
remarkable game may be pre-.
served in proper form to be hand.
ed town to the sons and daugh.
ters of the athletics who took
par t. in it, we herewith append
the official score card, showing
the Profs winners in q score o.
to 10:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-09-10

Sisseton Courant.
The erection of J. A. Rlckerts
new residence is being rapidly
carried forward under the
supervision Of the head carpen-
tiers, Tallackson aud Ole Hollen.
The residence will be one Of the
finest and most modern In the
city when completed.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-09-10
Notice

For the inform alton OF parties who
have a.misapprehersion Of the law, l
wish to state that farmers do not have
the right to shoot prairie chicken.
grouse, woodcock, golben or upland
plover even on their own land until
Sept. 10, 1911. No one 10 allowed TO
hunt with . pointer or setter until the
above date, and 90 doing will be
Liable TO arrest.
W. w. MOUNT,
CamD Warren
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-09-10
Local and Personal Paragraphs

Local and Personal Paragraphs.
Mrs. John Malsed is visiting
friends minnesota.
Mrs. H. G. Port has new ad
this week.
Parents, send your children to
the p. o. Store for school sup
plies.
The Farmers bank have their
quarterly statement in this issue.
Nicholas Po,t, the hardware
man, went down to the Mime.
sofa state fair Monday.
White aud light plumes and
gloves dry cleaned at MRS. M.
A. CONRIGHT.
cYou'll be sorry if you miss
s'The Old Clothes Man at the
Bentley Grand on Sept. 18th.
Miss Minnie Sayers was among
the Milbank young people who
went out to Aberdeen the first
of the week, to attend the North.
ern Normal.
DR.. Kriesel accompanied Mrs.
John Radke to Aberdeen last
week, where she is IN the hospl.
tai and has been operated upon
for appendicitis.
Ladies call and inspect our line
of early up to.date street and
tailored hats. Also children S
school hats.
MRS. M. A. CONR1GHT
To meet the large demand
for seats for THE Old Clothes
Man" arrangements have been
made to have the reserve seat
sale at Blesers begin one day
earlier than usual.
Mr.. G. A. Lieben stein late of
Aberdeen, who is an employ in
the MCGOWAN lumber yard,
moved his family to Milbank
this week, and will occupy the
MCGOWAN house on the south
end of Fourth streets.
4, VIM. Raebel came down from
J Corona Monday with Rev. G. w.
Steinmeyer, the pastor OF the
German Lutheran church at
Corona, who has been transferred
to the church at Avon, Bon
Homme.
George Lettman returned
the first of the week from
Colorado, where he filed on q
government claim, and will make
arrangements to move to that
state the early part of next year
and live upon the land he has
homesteaded.
Rev. E. C. Oder and wife Of
Great Bend, N. D., we're visiting
with Mrs. Oder's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Gottlob Oehler last
week. Mr.. Oder returned to his
work for Sunday, but Mrs. Oder
and son remain for q more ex.
tended visit.
Prof. E. w, Kahl. of Mellette
who with Mrs. Kahl, had been
spending a portion OF the sum
mer vacation at the home of Mr.
Kahls parents in Big Stone
township, returned to Mellette
last Saturday, where he is prin
cipal of the schools, having beer
in that position for the pas
three years.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-09-10
Notice of Teachers Examination

Notice is hereby given that the next
examination for teachers certificates
will be held in the court room of the
court house in Milbank on Sept. Is
and II, 1909. All material will be fur
nished. Sincerely yours,
FRED B. PURDY,
.2t Co. Supt.