The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-02-14

| Mr. Marvin Niles is employed as
clerk IN Antelmans new shoe depart
ment.
st. Valentine has possession of the
house today, an1 George Washington
comes along next week with memories
dear To every American heart.
Conductor Walter Burrpss was quite
badly hurt last Monday by barrel Of
IolI which he was handling rolling on his
foot and break ing two OF his toes
Banner lodge X. Of. p give grand
mll this evening at The opera house at
which they expect to have one nf the
mos, enj joyabe dancing parlie, of the
Iseasun.
Nj. f. Fossum, the boot and shoe re-
pairer. who is now located in the little
building ne.rlv opposite Emanuel's fur
nlture store, is prepared to do all kinds
Of rrpaltiny
Henry Schafer has raised new sign
in front Of his market, consisting OF II
lull sized bovine, and is very proud OF
being hlrnselt the artist and architect
Of the affair.
A number of the Milbank friends Of
Whl Nandervoort organized sieighing
party Monday evening and drove out To
the la,ter's home 10 spend the evening IN
a social manner.
MIR Harry Brown, OF Luvern, Mimi.
a brother OF Mrs G.. A. Kern, who has
been making visit If n week or two
with the latter, returned to his Mime
sofa home Wednesday.
Mr.. John Walsh and Mrs. Ellen Lund-
berg were married at Or,onvillp by JUS
Ilce Ray Harrington on the 10Th inst,
and have been receiving the cnngratula-
tions Of friends and acquaintances since
the happy event.
In copying the county commissioners
proceedings Of Feb. 4, published last
week, an error WAS made in the amount
Of The bond given by G. S. Amsden.
The amount appeared as 5000 when it
should have been $500.
A German family from Blooming Val
ley have been airing their family
troubles in Justice Pasco's court this
week. One Of the d d.fficullies appearing
to he that there are too many 0. the kim
4 4 l=a. T.
Mrs. II. G. G. Rose entertained large
circle OF the young people Wednesday
evening with a novel social termed a
''prt gressive button party" at which
there WAS lots OF enjoyment and remark
able skill shown in sewing on buttons
The Milbank elevator men have receiv-
ed word from their houses to meet the
raise in price of the local market at Or
tonville occasloned by the fight between
the buyers at that point, and the elevator
men here assert their determination to
get their share OF the wheat. and give
tho farmers t,ih atary to this market the
top rates on their grain.
The pink tea given hy Mrs. J. W. Bell
and Mrs. j. A. Williams at the court
house last Thursday evening for the hena-
fit Of The ladies' aid society. was most
successful affair, An excellent supper
being served and large attendance par
taking Of the spread. The ladies' realiz-
ed some $50 on their entertainment,
which from Is cents supper indicates
very liberal patronage
AnteIman, the harnessmaker, as pre-
viouslv announced. has branched ont
into the shoe business, and has recently
fitted ny one side OF his store for this
line Of goods lie has opened UP with
an immense stock Of goods which he re-
Gently purchased at bottom prices for
cash. while on a weeks visit 10 the cities
He has fitted up the shoe department in
very handsome manner. with a sliding
lad der for his shelving and invites the
public 10 call and SEQ his new departure
and inspect his stock Of shoes.