The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-12-14
MILBANK. S. d., FRIDAY. DEC. II, 1900.
novelties at Eddy's s

Studio.
All kind of nuts, candies, fruits,
etc. for Christmas at Weddell's
Bakery.
Choice Gunther's Candies, the
best made. For sale at We'd
dell's Bakery.
Watch for Eilers Grand street
parade at l o'clock Tuesday,
Decem Der 1S.
House for Rent-A conf
able dwelling house. Enquire
at the Union hotel.
Mrs. D. S. Cable of Wilmot,
was down yesterday attending
the Episcopal lady's bazaar.
Mrs. A. J. Rickert of Sisseton,
came down to attend the Episco-
pal lady's bazaar yesterday.
Don t forget to include in your
Christmas shopping some of
those Bulk Olives at Schad Il
Cos.
Charles Holmquist and John
Malsted returned Thursday
from Minnesota where they have
been working.
Mr.. w. G. Krueger has recent
ly put in a hot water heating plant
in his residence on Third avenue
and Third street.
How delicious. That's what
you will say after eating Gunth-
er's candies. Weddell sells that
kind. Try it.
A nice present to make your
wives or daughters is one of the
nice warm collarettes at cost at
Stone and Sullivan S
Rev. and Mrs. S. j. Watson
have been over in WatertoWn
during the week attending the
district ministerial conference.
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. kriesel
were enjoying a days visit the
hrst of the week from en- old
friend. Mr.. B. Barton, of Ian
! sing, Mich.
Chas. Gottschalk Of Aberdeen
was in town the first of the week
billing Eiler' S Uncle Tom S Cab
in show which will appear at the
opera house, Tuesday, Dec. 18th.
Mrs. + n. Miner has been
having quite a serious time with
typhoid fever, which she con
trlcted while visiting her par
ents few weeks ago.
3 ". Brokaw, eye specialist,
aud uotician will be at Nelson $
drug store at Milbank the 2nd OF
e> cry month Eyes examined
| free \ written guarantee with
every pair of glasses.
The card social given by the
Catho!ic ladies Wednesday eve
ming Ill the home of Mr. and Mrs.
w. Ross was we'll attended and
prizes were given to the best and
poorest players, the BOBBY prize
being bottle of "catchup.
The Big Stone City friends Of
Of Casper Hatz, the Eureka mer-
chant will be pleased to hear that,
he has been doing SO we'll that
he is about to branch out and es-
tablish a business in Aberdeen,
where he has recently invested
$4,000 in a building site for a
store aud mail order house.
Rev Chas. Burman, of Oaks,
N. D., and son Of the deceased
w. r. Burman of Madison town
ship, arrived in the city Tuesday
on a short visit with his brother
Frank. Mr.. Burman was also
here in the interest of the Seven
Day Adver tisl Union college OF
College View, Neb., selling a
book entitled Christ's Object
/ Lesson.
While in the union depot at
Minneapolis Wednesday we ran
across M. D. Edwards, who about
two and one half years ago sold
his farm in Madison township
and removed to Arkansas. He
| is unable to stand the climate OF
that region, though he says it is
a fine country, where they raise
apples, peaches and fruits OF the
finest kind, but he is run down
to skin and bone physically and
lazy as any southerner, and is y
living illustration of the old saw
that you can raise banana aud
d man on the same quarter sec
ton. Another thing he learned
in his sojourn there was that
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