The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-11-24

Mrs. Alpheus Hocum of Mon.
teVldeo, is visiting with her moth
er, Mrs. NJ. H. Wiseman.
Mrs. W. Rodgers, of Monte
waco came up yesterday for a
short visit with MiIbank friends
Miss Tirzah Taylor and Miss
Chapman of Corona, were visit
ing with Milbank friends last
Saturday.
John O. Romo, of Adams
township, was up attending to
some Milbank business last
week.
Mrs. William Schaffer, of AL
ban township, left Wednesday,
Tor week S visit with friends
at OWatonna, Mimi.
The old friends of Ben Bartlett
Will regret to learn that he is still
unable to leave the hospital at
Minneapolis, and remains quite
feeble.
John Malsed was summoned
to Aberdeen as a juror in the u. S.
court. There being but one jury
case before the court, hewas able
to secure his dismissal.
The churches at Aberdeen are
to hold union thanksgiving ser
vices and take up q. collection
for the children home at Sioux
Falls-a worthy charity.
'All members of Esther chap
ter, y. f.. S., are requested to be
present at the regular meeting
next Monday evening at which
election of officers will be held.
j. A. Williams and j. @. Thay-
er were summoned to Aberdeen
the first of the week as Jurors in
the Z. S. court. j. Q. Thayer
got excused without any violent
but John was kept on
a COW case that came up for
trial.
The old Big Stone friends and
other acquaintances OF Louis h.
Lam bert, who is now living at
Ren lille as manager of the Rem
vile lumber company, will be in
terested to learn that little |
has recently been add
ed to Louis family, making a
home circle Of four girls and five
boys.
Mr.. n. f. Nelson, the druggist,
IS nicely settled in his new loca-
ton, and with his new fixtures,
oow has one of the handsomest
lrug stores in this locality, fitted
10 with mirrors and glass coun-
.ers in most attractive manner.
If you have not already called on
1im it will pay you to drop in and
see this very prettlly arranged
store.
The ladies of the Rebekah de-
gree in Odd Fellowship enjoyed
he honor Of visit from the
president of the Rehekah as
Mrs. Hannah G. Cripps,
# Iroquois. A very pleasant
lime was had Saturday evening,
when the memb mbers of the lodge
we're instructed in the work, at
he conclusion of which light re-
Freshments were served and q
social time enjoyed. The presi-
lent of the assembly is an ex-
pleasant and amlable
adv, thoroughly informed in the
work of the Rebekah branch OF
he order, and her visit was
thoroughly appreciated by the
members of the degree.
Those who were looking for the
stars during the
Nights of last week might have
caught a glimpse Of them last
morning if they had
oeen on the lookout. For at that
time over a score of stars OF all
boarded the east
bound train and dropped of at
Appleton. The stars were mem
,ers Of the Milbank chapter, y.
D. S, accepting al invitation to
visit the Appleton chapter. They
we're Joined at Ortonville by
of the members OF the
,rder from that city, and q
most delightful time was had.
rhe Appleton chapter made the
yisit one long to be remem oereo'
md fairly overwhelmed the vlsl,
;ors with courtesies and good
,hings to eat, as well as giving
,erv fine exhibition of Eastern
Star wo-k, which was most com
olimentarily spoken OF by the
Milbank ladies', on their return;
The Milbank delegation consisted
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