The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-12-11


Ladies' Caps, Coat, aud Jackets,
Childrens coats and Jackets at cost at
STONE a. SuLLIvANs.
The LADIES' Aid society will have a
sale ana chicken pie supper in Mrs.
Conright's building, Thursday evening,
Decem Der H.
Mrs. ID. Z. TAYLOR. who has been for
some time stopping with her daughter,
Mrs. Bentley. expects TO return to Web
ster the first OF The week
Millinery at cost at
STONE & SULIIyANS.
Lost Wheat check No SO, on st.
Anlhony Elevator, Milbank, payable to
august Woltte for SS,n4 All persons
heck. AUGUST WoITTE.
At {. meeting of the board Of education
a-t Monday evening the six lots to The
east oi the h 'gh school bulldlLg We're pur-
chased, thu. securing the whole block
for the school grounds.
Clerk OF Courts Preyey is another Of
the fellows who need "A guardian. He
recently put a lantern into an empty
gasoline barrel and luckily escaped with
the singelng OF his handsome moustuche
And now comes the states attorney
-lect, Geo. ). ltlx, aud deposes and says
hat he IS the happiest man IN Milhank.
All because Of the arrival ot darling
ltrle daughter at his home las. Tuesda,
Milo Olds, Jas. Gaynor and Charlie
Hart came down from Corona last Mon.
day evening to attend the meeting of the
A. o. U. w They report the Corona
odge as ge,ling into a good working con
litan.
Thos. Fitch received a telegram Tues
ttay, announcing tie death Of his sister
in-law Mrs. James H. Fitch. IF ELAN
dreau, who had been quite feeble for
some time Mr.. Fitch left tor Elan
dreau w Mednesday.
At tile meeting Of the loca society OF
the German Evangelical insurance asso-
citation, last Saturday, Ben Bury and Fred
Wendlund were chosen to represent the
oral sotaa,y at the annual meeting TO be
held in this CITY January Is
Tie Eastern Star friends Of the family
of Dr G.. T.. Daniels made surprise
visit 10 tie family last Tuesday evening,
and took possession of the house and lts
inmates. It goes without saying that Il
most enjoyable evening vas spent at the
gathering.
A dispatch from Pierre gives The vote
on the prohibition question as follows:
For repeal Of the prohibition clause
SO oil; against repeal 24,81l. As there
were more than 80 0OO votes cast there
were $4,000 voters who failed TO express
themselves on the question.
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held in Milbanl last Saturday. Be
sides the Reading circle work. MISS
Crowl read paper on w II Carleton.
r. was voted 10 hold the January meet
ing January 9th at p. NJ. and TO have
a county meeting at the court house III
February
Mrs. NJ. 4. Thomas St Paul who was
i former resident Of Milbauk, is visiting
friends in the city. and expects 70 re-
man during the winter. The friends OF
Gus Thomas will be pleased TO learn
that he IS doing we'll, beng employed N
The Job rooms Of the Pioneer Press ID
St Paul.
last Saturday while Mr.. S. McCollum
was passing from one store to another
where he was doing business, he acclden-
,aly drew a ten dollar bin from his pocket
and dropped It either in the store or on
the street. It would be great accom-
modation to Mr. McCollum # the finder
wonld kindly return the money to him.
The Ladies Benevolent society Will
giye 4 social at the residence OF Mrs
stone Tuesday evening Dec. 10Th An
interesting program has been prepared,
! mart of which viii be Tea lest.
| The ladies' have secured fine large line
of teas for the occasion, many OF Which
ara new to commerce. Every one cor
daily invited.
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