The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-20
HOME HAPPENINGS.

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S 9n6riug the week on business matters
special meeting of Security lodge,
CIV \ @. u. W., will be held Monday even
next tor inillatory work.
I'D. Burkhardt has a car load Of oil
eal, just the thing for all kinds OF
,m1npck, and especially for dairy animals.
Good second hand four Horse Drill for
he hr sale. Enquire OF G. L. Wood ut
armers Bank.
The w. e. 4. U. will meet with Mrs.
arney on Tuesday afternoon March "a
q u three O'clock.
- The ladies aid society will mect with
rs. Fanset Thursday, March 26. Every
@ember 10 requested to be present for
lection Of officers.
The friends of MRS. Eliza Schafer, of
watOnna, will be pleased to learn that
le has lately received pension as the
'idow Of the late Henry Schafer, a
eceased veteran.
The ladies aid society will have an
Caster Sale, April Cd, afternoon and
vening; also Is cent supper will be
erved. If
Mrs. w. Foster, of Minneapolis, neice
Il Mrs. W.G. Ashton enjoyed short
.isit with Milbank trends the first Of
he week.
Miss May Clark returned home from
Montevideo the first OF the week where
she had been attending the seminary at
that place.
moved her place of business from corner
N1tbuildiug opposite Emanuers TO the
rooms over Merritts store.
Miss Della Bosworth, the Milbank
music teacher, has her rooms at the cor
sIner Of Fourth street and Second ave.
Call and arrange for lesson hours.
I'LL Mr.. VIM Berg, of Ortonvllle. Mimi,
and Miss Lizzle Wetmur of Lac qui
Parle county, we're granted license and
were married the first OF the week.
Miss Josie Fanset entertained her
young friends last evening, the occasion
being her nineteenth birthday, and she
was the recipient OF two very pretty
souvenirs OF the gathering.
Regular LU6eUlnS VI IISlHcL CHaPtcI
O. E. S., next monday evening and
all members requested to be present
and particlpats in tho election o.
officers.
Et County Judge Owen received word
the first of the week that by application
now OF the county board Of insanity Mrs
Amelia Fenner would be discharged
:, from the hospital tor the insane a
Yankton, as she had entirely recovered
i'll a Mrs. Z. S. Healy was called to Monte
ugse vldeo the first Of the week by telegram
age announcing the serious illness OF the
little daughter of her flend Mrs. A
{. Spelllnan.
- Mrs. Sarah Chapman of Kingston, I'll.
fctlG who has been visiting with MllbanE
ths friends for some time past while attend
ing to her mill property interests at th
place, returned to her Illinois home las
E Monday
- We have received cards announcing
RUGG the marriage OF Fred d. Fitch and Mis-
t,h marry f. House, at Albert Lea, MINI
, 4. on the 10th. Fred's Milbank friends ex
tend congratulations and wish tn
welded couple every happiness IN thel
hs1 married life.
lH While Byron Davis Of Melrose wa
5, making trip home from Browns Va
af ley the first of the week one OF bi
Cs horses took suddenly sick and died Of
rs the road. and Byron had to secure an
q other horse to get home, and this hors
au1 he afterwards purchased.
~ Messrs Erlandson s. johnson are no'
OIa receiving their stock Of spring and sum
Tesp mer clothing for men and boys, and
will pay you to call around and eS
4 amine these suits. Undoubtedly the
Il hsve one OF the largest and finest stock
enl ~ goods IN this line ever opened
w Milbank, and they are selling them
co. CO.. prlces lower than ever.
CO. ,y Money to loan on farms, interest an
Il. principal PAYABLE at our Bank. Don
renew your old loans till you sec US
RIs The Farmers Bank OF Milbsnk.
80 y. 3. Emanuel has lust received 9 ne
nfs i1 lino OF Wall Paper, Picture Fran
wr Moulding, Carpets and Babv Carriage