The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-13
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Jersey Cow for sale-.-Wood Bros
Meals 20 cents at tie Union iio,ei.
The ladies' aid soclet, Will meet with
Mrs. Kern on Ihulsuuy, Mach 18TH.
Harry Hocum Of Aberdeen spent Sun
day with his .iil.U:.un lIIeuus
Philip SlcIer returned last week from
visit ol ii couple Of months to the Pa
clhc coast.
For sALE.-A good ladies' compuu-
ton blclc'e, CAeap. Can at HERALD
ADVANCE ollce.
The MeIrose publicans will please
take notice mat tue Aour tor meeting ol
caucus has becn Changed from = to D.
~. on account oi tne ocnuuI
The Mll3auN fr.e..ds OF Mr.. and Mrs.
CAas. JaGqaot wii be Interested to
learn thai Il iitle daugnter recently ar
rived at their home Ia nlnneapolls
Mr.. AMI Mrs. nos Fitch are spend
lnG the week III Minneapolis, 4tteuding
the annual meelLs uf The Minnesota
u. a. Il and i,elel Corps.
Miss Clara Sanressig, who has been
teachlns III Big stone township, Mnne-
sofa, retuslleu nome ,aal week 10 remain
until the srilhg iein opens.
Messrs. ". b. Saunders and n j
BleSer are ertctlng tdrm house on their
farm three mlles north Of town, mhlcn
will be occupied 10y Ford Nelson, who Is
to have cnarge OF lne place.
The manager OF "Parlor Minstrel Com
pany, Win ntIeen star per ollners aud
silver comet band, vii es us that The,
will shortly glve an entertainment in
Milbank
E. Emanuel has Just received new
line oI Wali PAPER, Picture Franie
Moulding, Carpets and Baoy Carriages,
which ne Is stlnng at right figures. Gall
and see him
Miss Ede lenny, the little daughter Of
A. 1enny, Is spending the week with
her aunt, Mrs. j. W. Oeher of Big
Stone Civ, WHO recentlv returned from
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. /. f. Conright and Mrs G. Ho-
cum are about t. open new millinery
store IN tue corner building opposite
Emauuel's furniture store The ladies'
are now in =. Paul selecting and pur-
chasing their stock.
The Merchants bank people have re
Gently been engaged In Restraining the
office fXtur, aud polishing up general
~ and adding some Few furniture TO the
bank, among the latter being hand
come new desk for Cashier Saunders.
AL who are interested In Shoe Drills,
viii note what is said about them III
another place. Anyone desiring infor-
nation in regard 10 the Snoe Drills will
find it in This article. SEQ Wood Bros.
Add. 2x
The board * trustees OF the Congrega-
eional church, will serve Green Tea in
the Berkin building, on Main st, from
5 io8 o'clock, Tuesday, March 18th.
Every me invited to come anu get 8
square meal for Is cts.
Rev. j. c. Huffman, of Harvey, H.,
passed through town last Thursday,
while on lis way to Sisse,on, where he
goes as pastor of the Methodist church
recently organized at that place by the
presiding elder c. NJ. Springer.
The Christian Citizenship League
promises to he one OF the active forces
IN the state toward the upholding of the
prohlbi'ory law. Let the friends Of tenn
perance turn out en- masse to the union
meeting at the Congregational church
Sunday evening.
Henry Mitchell is preparing to paper
his barber shop and with the very hand
some set OF barber furniture which he
has recently put IN the shop lie will when
he has finished his improvements, have
one of the finest and most complete
tonsorial pariors IN this part OF The
country.
Mr. John Middlebrook, who has been
spending few weeks with his brother
the postmaster, returned TO his Wiscon-
sin home the first Of the week. The
young man was 10th TO leave Mllbank,
but whether it was because Of the climate
nr the young ladies we are not prepared
TO say, as Dakota has world wide rep
utatiOn in both lines.