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The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
CITY OF PrII.NAN

CITY OF PULLMAN
Adjoining site OF Pullman palace car shops
now about 10 be erected
Lots in this beautiful tract sre selling rap
idly; the buyers are those most familiar with
the splendid situation and prospective in
creSsinE value. within a radius Of nile
$50. uc0. coo has been invested for manufsctur-
ing purposes; now the Pullman pafsce
shops are about TO be erected adjoining the
city Of PuIlmsn: electric serFiee line of
the property; s P, Santa Re stations 8 short
distance, making il convenient 70 reach any
points on San Francisco bay al minimum cost.
Streets turnpiked, graded and rolled; eurbes;
iBeluded IN PRICE OF LOT
Get a home where manufacturing interests
are eentsrlng spoken Of as the PiTTsBUEG
Prices from $500 10 $500; terms 10 per cent
cash; monthly Instanments from - 70 SO per
mG9fH; Eow ne So e IsFes ~ fCo ysa
Richmond in n~Brosdvsy, get OF where
Cutting boulevard crosses 5 P. R. r, then
cross the track 10 Office.
Circulars with plat and full particulars can
be had upon application 70 cHAS- E LLOYD.
ass 9th ST. Oakland OF see owner. Frank z.
lewiston on tract
oAKLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE
S1.50o cash. balance On mortgage. buys ?
apartment house fully furnished. one rooms
and bath apartment and the other rooms and
tween Broadway and Lake Merritt. near Key
Route station and business center; furniture
down; oEner compelled 10 return east snd
has instructed 10 sell AZ onee a. a sacri-
Bce. here Is chance 70 get . good home FUR
nished ready for occupancy az bargain; arst
come first served
ATHENS REALTY COMPANY.
40 nth St, Oakland
FOB sale OF rent new bungalows, large lets;
rooms. also bath, buffers pGatry and lsun-
dry: modern and attractive. Instantaneous gas
boilers n kitchen: corner Ereplaee and side
board il dining room, mirror door IN bedroom.
drop. leaf shelf linen closet IN bathroom: large
entrance hall: sliding deors connecting parlo-.
hall and dining room; French windows 10 sun
porch: streets: near car line and Key
Route: in central Oakland: terms same as rent
W B. THOMAS 4 CO..
1870 Telegraph av-. Oakland. Cal
ARE you looking for genuine bsrg1sas A new
. room cottage, high basement. south front
near Telegraph and Shattuck car lines and
close 70 locals: price On this IS $3.50; So 600
bank loan. this means that il Is worth 81 600
lev: phone Berkeley 6552
FoR sale-Fine suburban residence in oakis5d;
35 minutes from San Francisco. lot 5Oxf2O:
rooms and bath; handsomely Snishsd: hsrd.
wood 1oors; price $4,000 Address box 3295.
Cali office, San Francisco
HERE Is YOUR CHANCE
New :. Bungalow Just completed; near Kew
Route: marine view $500 Down, bal Ike raat-
$1,000 Owner. 142o Broadway. Oakland.
FOR sale room cottage: improvements. harD-
with Or without furniture: reasonable price
refused II Warren 81 near Piedmont aY
modern: close in: near Key Route and ears
$500 terms Box 416T- Gail, Oakland
BEAUTIFUL. French bungalow, with osk 6oo-S
and grand location. must be sold less than
cost. Phone Piedmont 1913 immediately.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01

buy, sell and lease oil and mining properties,
driTi oil wells, finance stock issues. Drilling
rigs OF hand. Ny oil and mining Market Let
ter OF request J. z KERR, Monadnock bldg,
San Francisco
BoScHEE dredge- stock for sale cheap 40
First National Bank building. Oakland.
OCEAN SHORE RY BONDS FOR SALE
D. Z. BESECKER. 24S PACIFIC BUILDING.
MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL, BLAKF's
BAZAAR. IIos VALENCIA ST.
MONEY TO LoAN-REAL ESTATE
ANY amount: lowest rates Erst and second
mortgages on real estate, legacies undivided
interest, estates in probate; no delay. z. Nc
C0LGAS. rooms 500 and 504. Clans Spreckels
sCsiil building. Market and Sd SITS
FIRST mortgage loans at 5As per cent: ID mort
cages. estates. legacies and undivided interests
at lowest rates; no delays HERMAN MUIR
PLY. $50 Suffer ST. rooms 30i 2.
ANY amount on real estate. frxt or second mort
cages. any security: 10 delay. lowest rates.
o. W BECKER. Monsdncck bldg, 6S1 Market
A. DEAL DIRECT WITH LENDER
First and second mortgages, bank interest
SHADBURNE CO.. sos Monsdnock building.
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BEAUTIFUL RICHMOND HEIGHTS
10TH Av. AND BALBOA OBJ ST.
URBAN REALTY IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
JOSEPH A LEONARD. MANAGER.
This beautiful tract Is wonderfully favored by
natural advantages. having unObstructed view
this We are adding ali the most modern improve
nents. We have divided the tract into large
! lots snd our restrictions are such as 70 assure
only the construction Of high class dwellings:
within block Of Eddy. MeAllister. Hayes and
Mission 81. cars.
The many different styles Of
the beautiful houses now in
course Of construction VIII
b. interesting Our original
designs and new interiors
are an artistic treat.
Let our salesman on The ground show you
Our terms are easy and convenient.
URBAN REALTY IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
S0S Phelan building
JACoBIN DWELLING. TERMS To SUIT.
MARINE VIEW.
Its highly picturesque elevation possesses an
atmosphere which beSpeaks home not large,
tastes On tie first floor Is spacious living
room that IS at once unexpected and vast, de-
hghtfnl with It's large, open fireplace quantity
trea tad with bookcases. i1glenook windows. CON-
modots tavern benches: the simple dignity Of
the staircases. the unique lighting fixtures: the
I imported wall covering deserves mention; the
dining room is of goodly proportions, with at
tractive built in buffet; culinary appuTtenaaces
complete. On second floor are the ebsmbsTs
room, servants room; arrangement for Ezrage
price asked most reasonable or account OF de-
parture for Hongkons- Key az Office. which Is
+ \ FRITZ. 14o1 Masonic AZ.
Open every day. including Sunday.
81. .T5o-CASH-S2.7 .75o
FOR A DUPLEX RESIDENCE.
TIE amount you invest viii bring you return
OF 20 Per cent per annun while yeu are paying
for your home
Large lot, with light. air and sunshine.
Eddy and Suffer cars half block sth az. be
tween California and Clement SITS.
COME OUT sUNDAT-LET Us SHOW YoU.
URBAN REALTY IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
JOSEPH a, LEONARD, MANAGER,
9GS Pheian building
ROOM HOME.
Just exactly what you want
Not cheap affair.
But house that contains
everything that yeu intended
10 have in your house and
a number Of new features
that make home pleasant
Come out Sunday and let Us show you.
Easy and convenient terms
URBAN REALTY IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
JOSEPH A LEONARD. MANAGER.
soS Phelan building
REALTY FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.
3 Choice house occupying saif 81 Tara
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
PRoPosALs ANp Bids

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED at the Of
zee Of the secretary Of the regents. University
Of California Berkeley. al Or before $50 a. N.
On April !, 1910 for heating snd ventiIztfng
apparatus for Boslt hall On the university
campus at Berkeley. per plans and specih-
cations on file a. said Office. No bids wal be
received unless accompanied by g certified
check or band IN favor OF the undersigned
equal 10 10 per cent Of the bid. TO assure exc
eution Of contract By successful bidder The
right 10 reject zny or all bids is reserved
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01

RICHMoND-DEwoLF. GEARY ST AT 9Th
Ay.-Yo1 want nice home. We have II
1za 6th av- near Lake St. stories and base
ment. double parlors bedrooms: large aexi-
bic mortgage stand.
Cash needed 81. 600. or F
House and proposition no< open
perfect condition; must sell: terms OWNER,
1899 Oak 80 near DevsSadero-
EAyE Standard Title Insurance Company. Nils
bldg, insure yoEr title; save time and money.
CHEAP building lots. 4 block from cars; street
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE 70 the public that the Sam Woo lsun-
dry, 2513 Pine ST. has changed hands. All
outstanding bills must be presented 10 Tung
Hing Tong, i5l Waverly place. room 5. top
floor, hy $50 p M Sunday, April 10. 1910
LUIGI RoMANEILO, having bought business OF
v. Palazzott will nor be Responsible for hills
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
BEST BY.
BEST BUILT.
REST RTNGAI0T

II you are looking for REAL home, built b
days labor. and where artistic and convenient
arrangement are combined. make Il = point TO
see this clever bungalow AT ONCE; an artistic
arrangement OF wide cement poTch and psrZolA
bring you through an entrance door Of unusual
beauty into reception hall, living rom. 1ecep-
ton hsn and dining rooD have = tongue and
groove mahogany inisid cak doors, underlaid
with building paper and pine fecTi1z: al ether
foars double; > roons besued- bedrooms Il
running wsterl. finished in coats white
enamel; spacious. well fitted bathroom sunny
breakfast room: well arranged kitchen and pass
pantry: laundry room and exfra toilet; special
hardware all through. special light fixtures fne
garage with gravel driFewzy; LOT 40xIS5- Have
occupied I month and ONLY sell account going
TO Nevada Less than s2,ooo cash VIII handle
this. balance 500 everr months including in
terest. Transports ton. Clareneat KsT Route
blocks. AlcsfraZ car right By door. College car
20 feet east ADVISE EARLY. CALL. As
THIS Will PROBABLY SELL QTICK-
OWNER ON PREMISES.
1855 ALCATRAZ Az.
BERKELEY
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
HEALTH MOVEMENT

-'rIAvI SCIENCE or HEALTH" natural non
surgical: cloth bound 100 page book free APP
ply by mail. tS6 Pine ST. Lecture for women
Thursday at $50 D. n
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01

REALTY FOR SALE or EXCHANGE
Choice apartment house occupying half OF Ta-a
lot. containing Il room apartments. al mod
erD. hardwood fco-s. hot water, etc newly In
ished and well rented; high class locality: brings
in about 500 monthly rent; property belongs 10
q coEpo- lion about 10 dissolve. Address man
4zoS
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01

BALDWIN & HOWELL, 51s-324 KEARNY ST
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIoSFERS
RENTS COLLECTED ENTIRE CHARGE
TAKEN OF PROPERTY. INSURANCE.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
NISoEII.ANEous WAITS

- A-.-h A. 4 tL-AEt u ali is br.ncles: artists
SO -ete paintings. TztercolorS. carving stat
ltr-G elf che We prg1uces AIT The Art
hc- &C l1fe opened branch OF rheir New
d = - AZ ta-leiE 1or TIE purpose O handling
aft q 3 percentage for ali artists OF thoss
l1Fe sT q any kind for sale. Czu OF
1ress AhI ID CO. S55 Van Ness zv
~ 1-f-i - essa. gasoline cabin cruiser 10
fs-ate 80 least four Tesnie. srste size
rlee and where ca.n be seen Address
-'sl- Gail cf1ee. 81 sn6 Market SIS
to hlre seFersl goat carts. goats and
---r -iiarf-ls playground. Address
-.ieH eeL+ss t41toos. Prince Albsrts and Othes
tcs bought L SkOLL. T07 Golden Cate AZ
f-rles-As-ket 46Sl, Home S22Ss
- 'li--1o ren.- $50 r. s1rrero~-s ,.,lsir
-il cz more Address 40 asth 81
sef. $50
i.-~l-iVeiv highest prices for lssies- -gerts
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
DRESS MAKING

+-. WELLS Dress Making and Nui,.-,
.> ~ GeerT - near Grant ax.- ereuiul
HE-rfrUs c-- 70 rir7er 7--~7eS 49,
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01

EESTaT-RAN ANT-Ss5ls5- RESTAURANT.
Sf1o wsr hrr This restaurant which cost - 800
reuff- doing So daily. anly blocks from
MErfer fr- chesp rent and good lesses this
Mace is gositlFeiF gift, GEDer = leaving TIE
r-1r and la.nreifef 10 make this szcriine. don I
PIT - untl Tomorrow rbis eEe-
GILIEES q CO. IueS Market IL. room =
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REFINED graduate nurse wishes posiiioE
doctor's OF dental offce good references.
3. C.. P. o. box 5s7. san Jose. Cal
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-03

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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-03
Contention of Board of Trusts.

While it is confessedly difficult to
define the positions of the parties to
the controversy, it is believed that the
contentious of the Board of Trust
may be fairly stated as follows:
The Trustees are the representa-
tives of the Church, and there exists
in the Church a real ownership in the
institution; but the title to the proper
ty is in the Board. The rights of the
Church do not extend to the owner
ship of the physical property" or to
the control of the institution. They
are of a shadowy, an indefinite sort
better described, possibly, by such
words as patronage" or oversight. y
The real beneficiary, for whom the
Board holds the property, is not the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South
but that great body of the youth, who
are now enjoying, or may at some flu
ture time enjoy, its benefits, and the
Church has no right to interfere with
the administration of the trust. AS
to it's right to fill the vacancies that
from time to time, occur in its body
in the absence of any specific direc
ton in the charter as to the method
to be adopted, the Board naturally
assumes the right to fill all vacan
cies, and thus maintain that "perpet
ual succession" granted in the act Of
incorporation.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-03
THE HATTIESBURG NEWS
The Vanderbilt Question

credentials, with view to their be-
ing recognized and seated. The mat
ter was referred for consideration to
a special committee, and a report,
adverse to the seating of the appli-
cants, was submitted. The Board
adopted the report, declared its right
to elect it's own members, proceeded
to elect members to fill these vacan-
cies and some others that had &C.
Cured in the meantime, and repealed
the Bylaw providing for the SUBJ
mission of elections for confirmation
to the General Board of Education.
This action, interpreted by many as a
declaration by the Board of Trust of
it's independence of the General Con-
ference and gifts intention to ALLEVIATE
the institution from the Church, has
served to bring to an issue the whole
question of the relation of the Church
! to the School, and is practically a
challenge to the Church.
me issue Jolneu.
The issue thus joined, there was
but one course open to the Church,
and the Bishops, at recent meeting,
appointed a committee of four of their
number to take such steps as may be
necessary to defend the rights of the
| Church. This can mean nothing less
than a recourse to the law, and while
| it is impossible to forecast the exact
nature of the legal proceedings, it is
to be feared that a long and hotly
contested legal battle will ensue. II
! is believed that the contentious of the
Church will be sustained, and that the
courts will decree, not only the own
ership of the Church in the property
but also its right of control in the ad
ministration of the affairs of the Uni
versity The following statute of the
State of Tennessee would appear to
sustain this view:
Section 2. Be 1t further
enacted that whenever any
such educational institution
| has been established and is
being maintained and patron
lied by, or, having been 9th
erwise established, is now be-
ing maintained or patronized
by, any religious society or
denomination, or shall here
after be so established, main
tanned, or patrohized, the rep
resentative governing body of
, such society or denomination
shall have power, at its OPP
ton, to elect it's Board of Di-
rectors or Trustees, to fill va
cancies therein, etc."
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-03
SIS. vz 1gazlx

generally recognized facr that medicines taken
Pc ne botanical kingdom better adapted to the
eueate human system, and safer in every wav than
those composed of strong mineral mixtures
In the early settlement Of this land our orefathers
Obliged to procure their medicines from Nature s
laboratories of forest and field They searched out
nd compounded the different vegetable materials into
eas, concoctions and medicines. That these pioneers
the most potent and valuable of the roots herbs
nd barks placed at their disposal abundantly proven
the fact that the great majority of them blessed
rugged health They cured their diseases were
enabled to do the great preliminary work of civilization
the remedies they used Natures remedies
and specially adapted to the needs of humanity.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-03

Located 100 yards west OF depot.
Opposite Hotel.
MORGAN'S BOARDING HOUSE
S1.0O Per Day.
Collins. Mississippi.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-03
CHEMIST FOUND S. s. s. FREE
FROM MINERALS.

A few years ago I was taken
Upon the advice Of q friend I de-
Qtded to try S.S.S. Before allow
Ing me to take it, however, my
/ guardian, who was chemist, an
elysed the re m dy, and pro-
0ounced It free from potash or
MERCURY. Icontinued the remedy,
and in two months was cured
completely. The cure was perma-
uent, for ! have never since had q
touch OF Rheumatism, t h o u & h
Gold weather.
MRS. ELEANOR T. JONES,
50 Cliff st., Roxbury, Mass.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-03

It the greatest of all blood purifiers and
the finest of all tonics. S. S. S. does
not contain the least particle of min
eral in any form, and is absolutely a
safe medicine for any one to use.
While purifying the blood this
great vegetable remedy builds up and
strengthens every portion of the sys-
TEN. S. S. S. cures Rheumatism, Ca
tarrh, Sores and Ulcers, Malaria, Scroll
ula, Skin Diseases, Contagious Blood
Poison, hereditary taints, and all other
diseases and disorders caused by i'm
pure or polluted blood.
AS tonic S. S. S. is uneqalled. 1t
invigorates every portion of the system,
and fhe healthy blood II creates LARGELY
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-03
Most Uncomfortable

month of the year is SEPTEMBER, with its
dry heat and sultry nights, but the GREAT
SOUTHERN HOTEL has arrangement
whereby these miserable, uncomfortable days
and nights may be turned to pleasure and
solid comforts special rates to GULFPORI,
and when there THE GREAT SOUTHERN
HOTEL, the modern, up-to-date resort pro-
vides for the excitement of mackerel fishing
boating, bathing, and the balmy salt water
breezes; these will change the tOrrid days
and nights to dreams of paradise comforts
and pleasures.
Bring your family to the COAST during
the month that is so uncomfortable, or write
as fret for special rates.
w. N. DRIVER, Manager,
kr:ru EpORT. = !. = MISSISSIPPI
-,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-03

arrangement the digestive
trouble, build
medicine
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-03
Contention of Bishops.

The contention of the bishops, rep
resenting the General Conference,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman l4iebing
were Ortonvi.le visitors over
Sunday. where they took a son,
who has been in poor health of
late, to see DR.. karn.
Wm. Gaynur has recently pur-
chased 81 lots, or about II acres
of land from j. II Allen of Poca-
hontas, Iowa. The land joins
some that he previously owned
and be will turn itlnto pasture.
George Jurgens received a
card the other day from the Jur-
gems who, are enjoying visit IN
the ola country, da ed at Cologne
and which stated hat they were
having a fine time
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-05-20
Local and Personal Paragraphs.

G. M. Bowe has moved into
one Of Mrs Hocum's houses IN
the west part Of the city.
John Nuremberg returned Sat
urday from his trip out west.
A "Y' will be put in at Sisse-
ton to replace the old turntable.
Thomas and William Harrison
were down from Corona Satur-
day.
Sheriff Swanson of Sisseton
was in the city Saturday, on his
way home.
JAA. Anderson was up to Peev-
er looking after his building ops
erations Saturday.
Manager Moar of the Farmers
phone company was an Orton-
vile visitor Saturday.
The switch engine has been
taken off duty Sundays, much
to the delight of the crew.
Z. D. Fairchild and H. S. Volk
mar We're Ortonville visitors las
Friday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-05-20
Interviews About Milbank
Benediction

The jobbers of Aberdeen stopp-
ed in this city last Wednesday
evening about a half hour and
during that time found that Mil
bank was on the map. They
were met at the depot by about
forty automobiles and were taken
for ride about the city. The
Aberdeen men We're we'll pleased
with the reception they received
and pronounced Milbank very
much awake. The compliments
the city received were very fiat
tering
A Herald man accompanied the
iobberS 10 Sisseton and return
upon an invitation from Secre-
tary Walter Jacobs of the Com
mercial club of Aberdeen. w.
NJ Thomas, Il. G. Donnehauer
and Bruce Middlebrook also
went with them. DR.. Rock, the
gentleman recently elected, who
is receiving considerable notriety
at present as reform mayor, re-
marked to the Herald man, ':Mil-
bank is certainly a nice looking
little city. | was much impress
ed with the general cleanliness of
your streets and let me tell YOU
right here, that this health ques-
ton is one that demands much
attention, far more than manv
cities give it. The excellent con
dition of the city of Milbank viii
reduce the sickness of the popu
lation 50 per cent. The men who
are responsible for this excellent
condition are to be congratu
lated"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-05-20
Excelsior Club.

May IL, the Excelsior club
met at the home Of Mrs. Saun
ders, by the invitation of the
social committee the president
Mrs. Prevey presiding. At roll
call each mem Der was called up.
on for favorile salad recipe,
MIS-. Smith then favored the
company with an old time song.
A discussion followed on the sub
ject of household economics.
which was inthus siastic and help
ful. The newly elected officers
were installed, with appropriate e
speeches by both the retiring
and the president elect, Mrs.
Mills, who then took the chair
and proceeded to appoint the
com mittees for the coming wear.
A short business discussion fO!-
lowed, when the club motto was
repeated and an adjournment
taken until June when picnic
will be held at a place and time
designated by special com nit
tee. We were soon invited to
the dining room which was
beautifully decorated in The club
colors Of pink aud white, pink
carnations and smllax being the
howers used in connection with
pink and white ribbon. The col
or scheme was fur-he carried
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-05-20

The display Of mirrors in the
Racket store window is worth
your attention.
Special doings at the Schwan
tes Mercantile Cos. store June
10 and II. Watch papers next
week.
Miss Hazel Conright's pony
fell last Sunday breaking one of
its legs. The animal had to be
shot.
Wm. Brandvold will move to
Aberdeen this week. He has a
position ia d wholesale house.
Mrs. James Dore is having
water and sewer connections
made with her residence on Fifth
street.
We are making a special effort
this week to please the blic on
hosiery. Call and see what we
have. Racket Store.
A meeting of the stockholders
of the Grant County Fuel Co.,
will be held at the court house at
2 o'clock p. M, on June 4th.
The Schwantes Mercantile Co.,
have in view something special
for Friday and Saturday, June
10 and 18th.
DR.. Flett reports the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. II.
Moss, who had been very i'll for
several weeks, as getting along
nicely. The little one is now
able to be wheeled about and
will soon be able to walk a little
although still weak from hel
long seige.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-05-20

John c. Simmons: "Milbank
people know how to treat their
visitors. You certainly have a
pretty little city
Col. Lee Stover: s'Wel. I de-
clare. Mllbank certainly has
made some great strides during
the past four or five years. Let's
see. The fine new school has been
built and your water and sewer
system has been put in and cleo
trio lighting system inaugerated
since | have been in Milbank dur
ing daylight. Milbank is to be
congratulated on the way it is
forging to the front. And let me
say this, and that is that Milbank
people know how to show their
city off to visitors. >
Editor Mckeever, Aberdeen
Daily American: "Milbank and
it's people are all right. | certain
iy enjoyed the ride about the
city"
Milbank went to Albee-that is
most of it-yesterday. Albee
was having some special doings
and just to return the compli-
rnent every automobile possible
was pressed into service and
with banners and colors went
over to help our neighbors cele-
| brate.
Mrs. George Merry is visiting
friends and relatives in Mime
apolis. Mr.. Merry accompanied
her to that city Wednesday.