The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-12-04


se,s at Stone & Sulivans
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs 3urgan, Wednesday, December 9.
Mrs. w. Z. Vandervoor, and Mrs. J. A.
Fuller have both been quite seriously
I'll for the past week.
Millinery at cost at
STONE & SULLIvANs.
Miss Ida Thayer, who has been spend
ing some time in st. Paul, returned
home the first OF the week
L,dies' Caps, Coat, and Jackets,
Childrens coats and Jackets at cost Mt
STONE & SuLIIvANs.
The old settlers meeting which was
cal ed for Thanksgiving day had to be
abandoned on account OF The storm
The Ladies' Aid society will have a
sale and chicken pie supper in Mrs.
Conrighl's building, Thursday evening,
December H.
Ed Benedict was shaking hands with
his Milhank friends having come over
from Gracevillc to have thanksgiving
Inner with his parents.
Ex-comm,ssoner Thos lTagan starts
on visit to Sweden this week, going
via Chris,iana He will no doubt bring
some friends with him on his return
The small boys have no lack of skat-
ing park these DAYS. The whole earth
Is theirs, and side walk, street and field
are made use oi in their sport We'd give
dollar and twenty five cents to be l. boy
again about this time.
The officers aud members nf the Rebe-
Attendance at the regular meeting Thurs
day evening December 10th, when elee-
ion ct officers and other important busi-
ness Will be transacted
M aud Mrs Joseph Martens OF st.
Joseph lost their liule daughter
Amelia, aged four and half Years, on
tie 2lst ut Tie child was taken with
Group while the family was visiting
with friends at Ortonville.
Mr. Eddy the photographer has
found his business SO increasing that he
has been compelled 10 secure assistance
At his studio, and has >ecurec Mr.. IL. j
IDurgan Of Minneapolis. who is an artist
of exceptional ability, especially IN
pla,ino work.
Will Cleveland expects 10 leave the
first of the week for Minneapolis, where
he goes to attend the law department
lnf the state university. VIII takes with
| him the best wishes of his friends, young
and old. for success in his studies ard
future prosperity.
sheriff elect w. Jennings moved his
family into town this week, as has also
"sandy dy'Crswford, who s 10 be appointed
deputy sheriff when The new officers take
their positions. Ml'b.nk people will find
both gentlemen excellent nelghbors
and efficient officers we pred ct.
The fourteenth annual session or the
South Dakota Educational Association
will be held at Vernillion, December
% 10 81, the ASSOCIATION % he the guests
Of the sta,e university. Prot. Kelley OF
this CITY, is assil ned paper on "Clll-
zenship in the Public Schools
f. N. Monroe. who recently c'osed
on, his harness business in this city re-
lmoyrd with his family to Grant county.
South Dakota, last week. where he Will
reside for tile winter if not tor the
future. on his farm. Mr.. Stevens, his
son in-law, also removed TO the same
tarru from this city, on Saturday last,
his wife, self and boys making cod
ri,ip Of l9 miles in the afternoon OF that
Idav by Team May they find pleasure
and profit IN their new home. .-Orton-
vile Journal.
Notwithstanding the severity OF the
storm which commenced 70 gather on
THANKSGIVING day gaodly number OF
citizens oheyeu the proclamation OF
president aud governor and attends
ed the public thanksgiving services Mt
the NJ r. church, where Rev. Mr..
/ Haiyh preached an interesting and
appropriate sermon, touching on the
MANY reasons we have as individuals
and as u nation 10 he grateful to and
cvarAnwinO with thanks to the OOuntl.