The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-03-17
John Peterson. of Peever was
visiting MiIbank Tues day.
Norman Hanson, who is work,
ing at Summit, was home over
Sunday.

Norman Hanson, who is work
ing at Summit, was home owe
Sunday.
Ihos. Rawson went up to Wau
bay last Friday for visit to rel
atives at that place.
f. S. Landkammer of Manka
10, MIMI. was transacting busi
IN the city during the week.
John Farley of the Farley
hardware store, at Corona, spen,
Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. S Farley.
The section men have been
putting creepers on the rails on
the nam track, near the depot.
These pieces of iron are put on
the bottom of the rails near the
ties and serve to keep the rails
from creeping forward when
trains are being stopped.
Considerable wheat has been
hauled to the elevators during
the week. About half of it was
sold, the other half being stored,
with the hopes Of higher prices
in the near future. The farmers
have been taxing advantage Of
the good roads to do all Their
heavy hauling
Quite a little building will be
done atLinden beach this spring:
N. j. Bleser, G. d. Fairchild, G..
&. Middlebrook, Mrs. G.. E Nc.
Gowan and John Smull, are now
making arrangements for cot
tages to be erected this spring.
A cummunity garage. 20x6O feet
Will also be erected to be used
by all those owning autos.
Old Big Stone residents will
be interested to know that Por-
tage, Wis. paper recently con-
tanned a notice of the death of
Miss Maggie (Fleming) Monroe,
who was at one time a resident
OF Big Stone and was married to
Frank Monroe at that place.
She died at her home in Oregon
last month.
M, O. Sandberg is getting his
machine shop nicely located in
the Eddy building on Second
avenue, used formerly as a pho
tograph gallery. Mr.. Sandberg
has put in large turning lathe,
chopper, grinder, and power drill
for large castings and cylinders.
"A large motor furnishes the
power. Automobile repairing
will be given special attention,
Mr.. Sandberg having spent a
number Of years at this work,
and was employed at the Cotton
garage in this city, before start,
ing IN business for himself. All
kinds Of oils, gasoline and auto
supplies are carried in stock.
Mr.. Sandberg is assisted by
+. Martins, Mason Mil.
ler and Charles Spahr.
The Ramharter & Schleisman
10 eat market-while it was good
for a city of ten thousand
oopulatlOn-was not good enough
or the proprletors, and during
he past four weeks, several
changes have been made. The
ce box and refrigerator have
been enlarged to 12x3O feet, in
Which a carload Of meat could be
easily stored and some room
eft. 1t is electric lighted. The
refrigerator is built with cold air
lues and galvanized iron tanks,
Ind can be regulated TO suit the
leeds. The counter has been
moved around crossways of the
tore. new scales put in and
'ther Improvement made. 1t is
me OF the very best markets be
ween the cities and A berdeen.
The story, "The Third Degree
low running in the Herald is one
i the strong stories that has
'een staged and made a big hit.
he Sioux Falls Argus Lead er
t last Sunday contained three
olumn synopsis and write up of
he PLAY which will appear at
sioux Falls soon. The main
haracters are Jefferies, senior,
nd Jeffries, junior, and their
7lves, Mrs. Jeffries, jr., being
he heroine Of the story, who
1akes great sacrifices for her
usbandwho married her against
is rich father s wishes. Young
effries has been accused of
illing one Underwood-buti is
nally cleared. If you start the
tory you will stay by it until it ,