The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-12-09
AuG. RoRGERs
MILBANK S. D,

The ladies' aid society OF the NJ E. /
church will hold bazaar on the 22nd |
inst, at the building formerly occupied |
hy An,elman as a harness shop. Chick
on ple dinner will be served from Il to |
O'Clock, and refreshments Of ice cream
and cake will be served in the evening.
In another column is copied commu-
ncation from j NJ. Aldrlch to the Sioux
Fails Press in regard to the recent drop
ping OF several of the professors in the
Agricultural College Mr.. Aldrich was an
atlendan, Of tue college from this county
and one OF lis first graduates years ago
and was certainly entitled to fair treat
ment. AS TO the foundation Tor his
charges we have no personal knowledge.
Mr.. G. B. Mead, the singing master,
has a very successful class organized in
Mlbank, and Tuesday made a trip 10
Big Stone City, where we understand he
made arrangements for organizing q class
in that place, a large number OF the
young people slgnltying their intention
Of becoming members.
The member and friends Of the NJ r
church rendered the new pastor and his
family reception at the parsonage last
Friday evening, which was we'll attended
and heartily enjoyed, many OF the friends
-, nd, Mt at fha occasion To
make donation to the pastors larder.
The visitors found Mr.. Nazarene and his
es,imable wife most agreeable entertain
ers, aud very pleasant evening was en-
ioyed with them.
Among the thousand and one beauti-
full things displayed at the holiday sea-
son, none meet with such universal favor
AS portraits. A photograph is the ideal
Christmas present; it is the most suit
able gift to lady or friend and will be
more highly priced than a score OF other
things which cost ten times as much.
We are fortunate in having among US a
really first-class artist who is sending out
work that leaves little to be desired IN
the way Of brilliancy and artistic finish.
At Lees gallery one dozen perfect por-
traits Of yourself cost only from - .oo 70
$500, or not over a quarter each. This
i not business hut benevolence
Parties having mortgages coming due
on their farms and desiring new loans,
should apply at the Farmers Bank. IN
limited amount of money to loan at low
est rates; time to 10 years: Interest
and principal payable at MllbanK cou-
mons always ready to deliver When n
terest is paid Loans made allowing IN
stallments each year.
@. w. Antelman, the harness maker Is
moving into his fine new quarters on
Main street this week. The building has
been fitted up and finished in the most
onnroved manner for both storeroom
and workshop. The former is 25x4O 1eet
- size with handsome front OF plate
o,ass stained hard wood floor, ana sup
n,;ad with racks and shelving lor
nroner display of the large stock OF har-
ness and saddlery goods which Mr.
Ar+a,man carries. The workshop IN the
roar Of the store is abundantly large ana
we'll lighted, making very pleasant ana
roomv quarters for working in. Mr.. An
,alman has without question one OF tne
aneat and most commodious harness
ast.hl;ahments that can be found west
IT the large cities, and his elegant new
Quarters will give him an opportunity %
display his goods to advantage an1 ~
,,rn. % increase his business.
| nh;ldren's tea sets, childrene disnes'
and largo assortment Of WORK Ooaes =
Roses Drug Store.
| r.. uae Of Hali's Hair Renewer pro-
.as Inc the the growth OF tho hair, and re.
ose n4o.ss ia natural color and beauty. Trees s..
ss".sc shs scaip OF dundrud, tetter, ana ail I'M
lpurisies.