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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09
FkOST-CHAPMAN.

A quiet wedding ceremony
took place at Christ Episcopal
church Wednesday evening at
$50 o'clock, the rector, Rev. H.
Nelson Tragitt officiating. The
bride was Miss Fannie Frost.
who is we'll known to most of our
Milbank people as young lady
of many fine qualities of head
and heart that have won for her
the esteem of all, and is a gradu.
ate nurse of St. Barnabus hos
pital, at Minneapolis. The groom
was DR.. Leroy Nj. Chapman, a
former resident of Lanes boro.
Minn..and graduate of the den
tai department of the Universi.
OF Minnesota. The ceremony
was the full Episcopal ring ser.
vice, Miss Mary Farley actin 9
as bridesmaid, and c. A. Chap.
man, brother of the groom, as
| best man. The bride was given
away by her brother, B. W.
Frost, and Ray Brannan and Ted
and Don Dore acted as ushers.
The church was prettily decorat.
ed in green and white, and our.
ing the ceremony Lohengrin S
wedding march was rendered by
Mrs. E. Mooar, and Miss Lillian
Benedict sang 20 Perfect Love, "
by Joseph Barneley.
The bride was gowned in white
Grape duchesse, hand em broider-
ed, fashioned with golo lace and
bead fringe, and carried a
shower bouquet of pink roses,
lilies OF the valley aud maiden
hair fern. The bridesmaid wore
a dress of pale yellow snzine
silk, and carried a bouquet OF
white astors and pink roses,
trid with pink tulle. The guest S
at the ceremony were limited to
relatives and a few intimate
friends, and at it's conclusion the
party repaired to the home Of
the brides sister, Mrs. E. p.
Dore, where refreshments we're
served. The home was prettily
decorated in maroon and gold,
the place cards at the table bein Q
hand tinted and lied with maroon
and gold. The bride had a
travelling suit of bride navy blue,
chiffon broad cloth. and large
black hat. The couple left on
the midnight train for the east,
and Will visit Milaca and Duluth,
before going to their home at
Deer River, MINI.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09
Had q Sale,

Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Morrisey,
who had been living near Albee
the past year, moved to Milbank
this week, to make this city their
future home. Mr.. MOrrisey
held an auction sale at his farm
last Monday, and reported ex-
cellent results, a large crowd
and he received good prices for
everything, receiving cash on all
sales. Bert Jones of Revillo,
auctioned the goods, G.. Enge-
bretson OF Albee clerk, and the
Herald Advance, Milbank, print
ers and advertisers, were the
com bination that made this sale
q bum ming success.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09

Had the Grip-Resting Easy Now.

A man giving his name as
George McCabe was arrested
last Friday night, charged with
lifting a grip at the depot. He
had walked into the ladies wait
ing room and inspected the
several grips sitting about the
seats, helped himself. The theft
was soon discovered. McCabe
was arrested aud given a hear.
ing Saturday morning.
he was assessed $40 aud 80
days. the latter of which he is
now serving in the county jail,
and heavy, heavy. hangs over
his head, as there are papers to
be served on him as soon as he
is reieased-for another case of
"bad grip Two of the suit
cases which he stole last Friday
were the property of Miss Ida
Goodyer and Miss Lyle Dryde
OF Wilmot and one of them con.
talned Sl2 in cash but through
the active efforts of Marshalls
Sutcliffe and Derrick, both grips
and money we're secured, al
though the thief had the satchels
opened when discovered. He
gave Sutcliffe good run for his
money before he was taken.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09
MARRIED..

At the home of the brides moth
er, Mrs. NJ. Cross in Kilboru
township, on Monday, Septem-
ber 9TH, by Rev. Ernest Hoi-
gate, Mrs. Maggie NJ. Ander-
son of Kilborn and Mr.. Norris
L.Turner, lateof Saskatchewan.
Mr.. Turner was a former res
ident of this county, and has
made arrangements to lease the
Cross farm, where the newly
married couple will live.
The bride is a sister of Sher-
itf Fred Cross and is we'll known
to many of our Grant county
people,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09
MORE CEMENT WALKS.
Council Pleased at Goodwill Of PrOner-
ty Owners Putting in Cement
Walks.

| The cement walk question re.
ceived the most attention of the
council at its meeting Monday
night, after the routine business
was disposed of. Milbank enjoys
the distinction of haYing proba.
bly, more blocks of cementwa!ks,
than any town of it's size in the
state, and there seems to be no
obstacle in the way of holding to
it's distinction.
Mayor Meehan reported
number of places about the city
that he had noticed during the
few weeks past, that needed new
walks. Alderman Schnabel re-
piled tnat in nearly all of the
places he spoke of in the first
ward, new walks had been or
were in preparation of being
laid. The same case was true in
in other wards, which pleased
the mayor and aldermen, as the
side walk question is a perplex-
ing one.
New walks will be laid on First
street between Messrs. Bloods
ana Prytz's residence; along
Railroad avenue from Schnabel's
corner to the east, to Van Asch's
corner. On Sixth street from
the old Addison Conright proper
ty on Seventh street, south to
Mrs. Fansett's. A block of walk
will be put in on the east side of
Grant street from John 0. Mel
sons corner to August Mittel-
staedts. Several crossings will
be put in.
STREETS TO BE GRADED
The work of digging out the
approaches TO the viaduct was
discussed, and what disposition
should be made of the dirt. It
was thought advisable to haul it
to various parts of the city, and
Main street south of the Metho-
dist church, Railway avenue,
north of the St. Hubert and
laundry, Hollands avenue in
front of the Lewis home aud ad.
joining residences, will be some
OF the places to receive grading
attention.
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A Great Hospital.

Mrs. A. P. Fuller, of Groton,
who was better known in Mil
bank as Miss Mick, has recently
returned from st. Paul, where
she underwent a surgical opera
tion in tho city and county hos.
pltal. Mrs. Fuller was a gradu.
ste as trained nurse of the same
hospital in 1903, and was sur.
prised at the growth of the in
stltution. Since that time the
main building has been enlarged
to twice it's original size, and a
large nurses home has been ad
ded, and the institution now
ranks among the largest in the
northwest. Much of this success
is due to DR.. A. &. Ancker, who
has been at It's head for thirty.
When started the hospital had
accom- modations for 25 patients,
but can now easily accom- modate
800 at one time There are 40
staff men and IA interns and 90
nurses in training, with a gradu
ate nurse at the head of the sew
eral departments Last year
5000 well patients were dis
charged from this instltution,
which is finely located on the
banks Of the Mississippi, aud
about fifteen minutes ride from
the heart of the city.
There ere good opportunities
at this institution for young Ia
dies who wish to take course
ir nursing.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09
Advertised Letters,

Letters remaining uncalled for in
Mllbank posto1ice Sept. s, 1910:
Bremen, Mrs. C. e. Coe. A. j.
Lawrence, R. w. Rcine, Gilbert
Sadie, H. A. III Slayton. Grady
Foreign
Juraens, Henfick
In calling for any of the above
please say "advertised and give
date of list.
A. M. NIXON, P. Nj.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09

A special meeting of the stock
holders Of the Grant County
Fuel Company will be- held at the
court house in Milbank on Sat
urday, September II, 1910, at
2:3O p. m. This meeting is i'm.
p0rtaut, and all stockholders are
requested to be present.
2t The SECRETARY.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09

Advertising helps sell goods
but they must have the quality
TO back up the advertising. We
advertise Snow Flake -four be.
cause it has tn quality, just what
people want. Try q sack. Phone
"a.
If. SCHWANTES NERO. Co.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09
Church Notices.

EPISCOPAL
Episcof al church services Sunday
Sept. llth, as followe:
lc:45 a. m. Holy Communion and
service. 1900 noon Sunday school.
500 p. m. Evening prayer and
sermon. Seats free. All welcome.
Choir rehearsal Saturday at ZOO
D. m.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09
MiIbank Markets
Local and Personal Paragraphs

HUC0l duu C[SVNdI ! a. az pills.
The Home of Real Bargains
true ia every sense of the word.
Farmers, just received a new
stock of fur coats at Engel's, new
clothier.
School supplies CT every des-
cription at the Home of Real
Bargains.
Ed. Redman and son were
among the travellers to the Min
nesota fair last Monday.
The foreign missionary society
will give Is cent tea at the
home Of Mrs. George Kern,
Thursday Sept 18th.
Nobbiest suits in the city for
old aud young men-Engel,
new clothier.
Mrs. Chas. Fox and son went
to Minneapolis Saturday, and
have been spending the week in
the city.
Operator Burns has secured a
lay off of few weeks and has
gone on visit TO his old home in
Northern Ohio.
The Dougherty Stock company
will play three nights at the
opera house Sept. S,9, 10th.
Change of bill each night.
County Superintendent Purdy
went out to Brown county the
first OF the week to look after
some farm interests in that sec.
ton.
Ed. Emanuel left Monday
night for Augusta, Wis. where
he goes to visit his mother, who
is quite aged and in failing
health.
Esther chapter O. E. S. will
hold it's regular meeting next
Monday evening, Sept. 18th.
Every member is requested to
be present.
Mrs. Will Ross and children
who had been visiting in Wis
consin returned home last
Thursday after an absence of
several weeks.
Mrs. H. f. Alderman has been
having quite a serious time with
an affection on her hand, but we
are pleased to say the trouble is
now disappearing.
Will Wilson, janitor at the
schools, was called to Mime
apolis the first of the week for q
couple of days by the serious
illness of sister and his mother.
who live in that city.
Miss Carrie Leavltt and Miss
Hettie Maxwell went to Summit
Saturday and commenced their
work as teachers IN the schools
at that place this week.
Frank Hinz and wife relatives
Sof Mrs. Jas. Manley. who had
been visiting the Manley family
ssreturned to their home in North
Western Iowa last Tuesday.
Miss Larson, of st. Paul, who
lad been visiting the Louis
cheie family in Vernon town.
hip and who is . cousin of Mrs.
cheie, returned home last Mon
".
Gotfred Stengel, wife and son
Dse, went east to Hutchinson
e Friday, to visit with friends
ring the week and will take in
Minnesota state fair before
nrning home.
n he Misses Price and Hazel.
Il rdeen young ladies, who had
enjoying an outing at Big
Ne lake, on their way home
week stopped of for q short
with the family Of Ed.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09

Georg Stegal, the barber, is
visiting a, the old home at
Appleton.
Remember the DOugherty
Stock Company at the opera
house tonight.
The laundry has recently had
q new hardwood floor put down
in the work room.
| Cashier Engebretson of Albee,
was transacting business in
Mllbauk Tuesday.
Our fall and winter dress
goods have arrived. Schwantes
| Nero. Co. Phone "a.
The Dougherty Stock com pany
will present "A girl from the
hills, at the opera house tonight.
| Charles Port of Wilmot, has
charge of the Stegal barber shop,
during the proprietors absence.
A reception will be rendered
the teachers of the public school
this evening at the Congrega-
tional church.
Freestone peaches, the finest
ever, and sold at the most
reasonable price this season.
The Home of Real Bargains.
William Kruger, who has
been quite i'll for the past two
weeks, is now improving, and
was able to sit up yesterday.
The First National Bank ad.
vertises farm mortgage loans
for sale, which are we'll secured,
and an excellent investment.
Read the ad.
Fred Port who is attending a
medical college in Chicago, ar
rived home Wednesday to visit
a few days with his mother aud
other relatives.
The friends of Mrs. Francis
Gam BILE regret to learn that she
is not improving as rapidly as
was hoped, and is still unable to
be brought home from the hos.
pltal at Ortonville
The quarterly statements of
Farmers state bank and the
Merchants national bank of this
city, and the Stockholm state
bank. of Stockholm, published
in this issue, indicate that tinan-
cial matters are in good condi-
ton in this locality.
Chas. Glasser, of the Hewitt
Bridge company of Minneapolis,
was in town Wednesday on his
way to Sisseton to look after
some bridge matters. The
Hewitt company is recognized as
one of the most successful bridge
companies in the west. Their
bridges in Grant county have
been of the most salts factory
character.
Mr.. Rooney Fellen, the in.
sane man who was brought IN
from his farm IN Twin Brooks
last week and adjudeed insane,
has been cared for at the county
Jail during the week, but has not
improved. He has for number
of years lived on what is known
as the Constantine farm, and
was we'll respected by all who
knew him. 1t is believed that
with proper treatment in the
hQspital his mind NAV he re.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09

Qay.
DR.. Pay has a change of ad
elsewhere which you should
read.
See those fine neckties just re.
ceived by Engel, the new
clothier.
VIM. Kruger, who has been
quite i'll for some time is now
improving.
Miss Flossie Conright spent a
few days the frs. of the week
with friends at Correll.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. Jones, of
Wilmot spent Sunday with the
Downie family last week.
Miss Harriet Puder of Big
Stone, was the guest of Miss
Edith Brannon the first of the
week.
Sofa pillow tops with floss
complete to work them with at
20 cents. Home of Real Bar.
gains.
Miss Jessie Dodge returned
last Saturday from a visit to her
sister, Mrs. Mellen, at Mandan,
N. Oak.
Louis Lind and wife we're
among those who went down to
the cities Wednesday to take in
the fair.
Water and berry sets-beauti ii.
fully and elaborately decorated
in enamel and gold at the Home
of Real Bargalns.
Christ Episcopal church has
been fitted up inside and now
presents pleasing and com for
table appearance.
Mr.. Cameron and son of Viii.
mot. were on their way home
Wednesday morning from a visit
to the fair at the twin cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fosburg, of
the News, returned home We'd.
nesday from a visit of several
weeks to friends IN Minnesota.
The F. A. Williams family
spent Sunday with grand par
ents at Sum nit, where the older
boys had been rusticating for
several weeks.
Just arrlved-kreider's in
fants shoos-somethlng every
parent has been looking for, for
the little tots. See them. Home
of Real Bargains.
Friday night the Dougherty
stock company will present the
great drama Faust with
elaborate scenery and electrical
effects-opera house Sept. 9th,
tickets at Blesers.
Barnet Xix, Of Big Springs,
Texas, who had been visiting his
nephews, George aud Barney
Rix, started on his homeward
journey last Saturday. but will
visit with friends in Minnesota
before going south.
Elbrldge B. Healy, was on his
way east last Tuesday. had time
between trains to run up town
and leave his name on the
Herald's Vi listing register.
Where he came from and where
bound is an enigma.
VIM. Graham, one of the old
timers in this county, who now
has his home in Minneapolis, has
been up here during the week
attending to threshing matters
on his farm south of town.
William Graham S Grant county
friends are always glad to see
him.
Mrs. Tragitt and children,
Horatio, Louise ani Rowland
started Wednesday tor New
York City. Horatio to resume
his tudie at Columbia
University, and Mrs. Tragitt
and children to visit relatives
and friends in New York. On
their way they will stop for a
week in western Pennsylvania in
the oil fields.
AT the cabinet meeting of the
Epworth League last Tuesday
evening at the Methodist par
sonage, the young people of the
league took upon themselves the
Of young China.
man in one of the church schools
OF China. The annual meeting
of the league will be held at the
on Friday, Sept. 10th.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09

Chas. Rose, the carpenter has
rented q farm in YanktOn county
and expects to remove there next
week.
M. P. Molberg came down
from Marvin yesterday on his
way to his Canadian possessions
in Alberta.
John Perkins. Of Sisseton.
came in last night on his way
home from 9 trip to Nicaragua,
where he is Interested in banara
culture and banana lands.
Mrs. w. Let's is quite serious
" i'll from tripping her foot and
falling while in her yard the 9th.
or day.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09

Messrs. Ed. A. johnson and
6. Kline closed a deal this week,
purchasing the Milbank Ho.r
mill and elevator, and have al.
ready taken possession. Bothof
these gentlemen, while not
following the milling trade of
late, are old experienced mlllers,
and understand the business.
The mill will be thoroughly
renovated and repaired and put
in first class condition. Some
important improvements will be
made, after which the institution
will be started up.
1t will be u strictly home con-
cern and should have the back
ing of everyone, as a successful
mill is q great addition to any
town, and if all patronize it, it
can be made a good thing for the
proprietors aud for the town.
Messrs johnson & Kline are
down to the cities this week on
business connected with the
concern, and will have further
announcements, upon their re.
turn.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09

GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
September IL: At 10 a. m. Subject of
sermon: "Oas christliche Beg
raebnis. In the Alban church
services at ? p, m.
GEO. 81. Kase, pastor.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1910-01-06
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.

Regular meeting Of the city school
board was held Tuesday. All mem.
bers present. 1t was reported that
boilers in the city school building had
been inspected and found in good con-
dition on Nov. %. Tie teachers COM
mittee recommended that q vacant
room in the south side building be
fitted up, and owing to the crowded
condition Of the fourth and fifth
grades. an additional teacher be en-
gagged as substitute teacher at q sal
ary of $62.5O month. Mrs. A.. d.
Grant was recommended and engaged
as snch teacher. The committee
stated that it believed that in the
spring the enrolment would decrease
sufficiently to allow the reduction Of
the additional expense.
The board adjourned till Thursday
to get an estimate from the architect
DeRener as..to the cost Of finishing
the new school building and to also
consider the advisability of issuing
bonds to complete the school building
BY next fall. 1t is estimated that 1t
will require s2o, 900 to do this.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1910-01-06
Yours trul,
LOST RETURN GAME.
H. Amerlant

The jamestown high school basE-
1t ball team was defeated by the l..
MOure team in the return gar:
played at La Moure last week, scor>.
icing close, 28 to 23. The defc:.-
was a surprise as jamestown hat:
won the first game easily. Jame.-
own did not play up to their ear
form, and were also handicapped by
the poor hall, while La Moure had
improved fast and were strengthen
I'd by new players. Score at end CT
first half was 13 to 13. Potter t.,
Il foot center, of La Moure, starreA
making all but one of the field bae &
cts for his team.
jamestown, Tellner arc
Game, forwards; Nolet, center; Bop~
end Joos, guards; Wilson, sub.
La Moure:- Neverman and 10
Long, forwards; Potter, center; Hut
shinson and Arlister, guards.
Jan. IA, the Oberon plays James
town here with a strong team that
held Jamestown close last season.
Valley City high school plays aG
Jamestown Jan. 21st.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1910-01-06
DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE
How Vcxed Question is Handled IN
Another City Official
SCAVENGEIl.

Aid Seller has received the 70
lowing letter on a matter of city N.
terest regarding the disposal of gar
rage accumulations:
Hon. Oscar J. Seller, Jane Stown
n. D.
Dear Mr.. Seiler:-I am In Tecelpt
of yours of the 1st and note your
request for the information regard
ing the disposition of garbage in or"
city. 1 will ask the city auditor to
send you copy of our ordinance
covering the Board of Health I'm
Ger this ordinance we have the di:-
POSITION Of gorbage, manure ard otI-
tr refuse divided into districts OF
Yards. We have one scavenger who
takes care of al this work and 10
has power to appoint scavengers un-
Ger him If he thinks best to do SO
There are quite a number of fami-
lies in this city who pay man s.
and SO pr month for taking care OF
md taking away all garbage and re-
fuse. They have a garbage barrc'
and in it deposit the garbaee and
the party comes along every SO ofte
nd carries it away. The hote 3
and restaurants do likewise, but
" hat they pay do not know as there
no law governing it.
The ordinance requires that vanit..
and cesspools shall be connected with
the sewer wherever possibl to do SO,
but this is left with the health oflie
and Board of Health. There are ir-
stances where it is not absolutely
necessary and where it would he L
hardship on the ownr to make Coz
.,ections with the sewer. In snch'
cases we do not require them 10 do
:: so but insist upon their keeping them
lean. We have not set period il
which these vaults should be cleane"
n. but require he scavenger and
health ofNsi' to watch them and order
them cleaned as often as thought
necessary or advisable. So far ",
have had no trouble in that respect.
they have been kept reasonably wei:
cleaned, and under the regulation
we have concerning the disposition o:
garbage this has also been quite sat
isfactorily disposed Of
The manure from the livery ar4
rivate barns is either hauled avav
by scavenger or his assistants undca
/ i'm or by the owners of such barr
under the direction of the Health
Department.
Yours truly,
H. Amerlanl
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1910-01-06
EIGHTH ANNUAL BALL

The New Years ball, given Fri
Lay, New Years eve, by Jamestown
odge, No. 1875, Brotherhood of Rail-
way Trainmen, was the eighth a.
ual dance held by this order, ard
]. n point of atendanse the most suc-
cessful of all. The Armory was pack
I'd to the doors, and every availah:
foot of floor space was taken by the
many couples, dncing out the old
;nd welcoming the New Year TIE
committee in charge of the ball he'd
everything well arranged, and hand
led the big crowd well. The ha !
wss decorated with characteristic
insignia of the order. Music was by
Hamilton's orchestra, nd the dancing
lasted until after four in the mora
ing. The Lady Maccabees serv"1
supper at midnight
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1910-01-06
ORIENTAL CLERICS
Editor of the Alert:

understand that there has =
Gently been man in town perport-
ing to be clergyman of the Greek
{ hurch in the Orient; further that
Re seems to have couraged the i'm
.'ression that was voughing for him.
This impression is mistaken, as ;
have had to explain in the sever
towns OF my perish. My experien E
With these fellows is that they an
impostors. I have positively prove :,
them SO in at least two instances.
There were two here about a yea'
since whom I found on investigation,
let me make this an occasion to sa !
70 any one interested that I am not
10 be regarred as vouching for Il, y
transien of this kind unless you have
my written statement or direct per.
sonal word.
In my opinion money given to these
parties are pensioninR slick crook.
E. w. Burleson.