The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-12-23
You can secure Chris tmaS
Jrees at Fisher & Phelan S.

You can secure Christmas
trees at Fisher & Phelan S.
Some nice cabbages at Schaf-
er s meat market.
The w. r. G. will serve dinner
at the court house, on Monday
| Dec. 26, for the old soldiers and
their families, and all of these are
cordially invited.
A pleasant evening is promised
the 2nd of January when the
Redtield College Quartette will
give their concert at the Congre
gational church.
A splendid line of Christmas
goods at w. F. Rust's, including
watches, chains, lockets, charms
rings, gold pens and varied as
sortment Of silverware novelties
and souvenirs.
Among the large assortment
of novelties and toys appropriate
for Christmas gifts is a fine
variety of Albums that is we'll
worth your attention, at Fisher
& Phelan S.
Peter Corson, d farmer living
north of town, had two gray
horses stolen from his stables
last week, the same thieves it is
believed taking wagon from the
farm Of Henry Jacobs.
Mr.. E. J. Lindquist of Monte
video, and Mr.. Gust Anderson,
a cousin who is up from Mis-
souri,, were up visiting the Lind
quist brothers Tuesday, return
ing east the next day.
Mr.. d. B. Nichols, who is hand
ling the Florence ball bearing
sewing machine, has a number
of the machines on exhibition in
the Wood Bros. block, where
they may be seen and worked by
all who desire to try them.
The beautiful spring like
weather Of the past week has
been all that the most fastidious
could desire A light ram Tues
day morning was one Of the un-
usual features of a December
day in Dakota.
Engineer Paul Jones was called
to Minneapolis last week by the
death of a brother-in- law in that
city. He was an old locomotive
engineer on the Milwaukee road,
for whom Mr.. Jones fired be
tween twenty and thirty years
ago.
Mr.. D. H. RAIDER of Lura town
ship, was in town Tuesday. Mr..
RAIDER is one of the young men
who took up land at the opening
of the reservation, and who has
made it pay. He was on his way
for visit at his old home in
Ionia county, Mich.
Many Of our people will re-
member Prof. F. w. Woods, who
was at one time principal Of the
city schools in Milbank. Cards
have been received here an
nouncing the marriage Of the
gentleman to Miss Harriette l..
Robinson for the 28th of Decem-
Der, at Warsaw, ILL., Mr.. Woods
Dakota friends wish him all hap
piness.
It is said that J. S. Chaplain,
the owner and originator Of the
South Shore Republican, and
who was specializing more or
less in real estate, has failed toput
in an appearance for some time,
and number of anxious credi-
tors are singing in chorus "What
can the matter be, though they
pretty well surmise what it is.
f. S Healy has lost black and
white female dog of English set
ter breed and rowing disposition.
She has not been seen since high
noon a week ago when she depart
ed from the Healy manor i'm
mediately after taking her mid
day refreshments. The person
giving information Of or return
ing this dog to it's master and
benefactor will be amply and
suitably rewarded.
Mrs. G.. N. Fitch, wife of the
pastor of the Congregational
church, met with quite serious
accident last Saturday morning.
While descending the stairway
at the parsonage she made mis-
step and fell about three steps
in such manner that she broke
| hnr limb inst ahOyn tho ankln