The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-09-21
MILBANK, S. D.. FRIDAY, SEPT. 21, 1900.

No fakir games will be allow.
ed in the city during the carni-
val.
Will Walsh of Big Stone is
clerking for DR.. Rose in the P.
q. store.
Miss Elizab beth Bittner is in
charge of Stone & Sullivan S
Millinery Department.
Millinery Opening, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept.
25. rs, "a, at Stone & Sullivan S.
Miss Ella Elliot left the first
of the week for Oberlln, Ohio,
to take a two-years course in
music.
W. j. Let's, the blacksm mith, is
prepared to do your plow and
lay polishing, besides all kinds
of blacksmithing.
The w. r. C. will serve cof-
fee to the old soldiers at the
cottage on Main street during
the carnival.
Every one buying coal will do
well to call on Hollands & Beard
sley, they handle the best grades,
and their prices are right.
Work on the decorations for
the carnival has already com
menced, and with favorable
weather which is now promised,
a gala time may be expected.
The uotice of the strayiug
away of the son of Mr.. Chambers,
which appeared in this paper a
couple of weeks ago led to the
discovery and return of the boy,
who was found over near Kranz-
burg.
Mrs. w. B. Saunders left
Tuesday for Faribault, where
her sou Phil is to take up his
studies in the Shattuck school,
and his mother desired to see
him properly located before he
commenced the new term.
Chester Pendell, a nephew of
the editor, who has been work
ing in the HERALD ADVANCE
office for the past eight months,
returned to his home at Saginaw,
Mich, where he is going to attend
school.
A great nine pound hoy came
to the home of r. H. Hoag Sun
day morning Dr. Raberge, who
was in attendance took the lib
erty Of christening the young
man Theodore in honor Of the
distinguished visitor who recent
ly visited Milbank.
Willie Emanuel, the young
man who had been so seriously
i'll with rheumatism for the past
three or four months, has so far
recovered that he has been
thought able to make a trip to
Wisconsin, and accompanied by
his mother he started yesterday.
September 26, Stone & Sulli-
van give to the lady who brings
to their store the largest family
of children. one $500 trimmed
hat. On the same day to the
oldest lady or gentleman who
comes in their store and leaves
name and age, one pair gloves
worth S1.75.
Mr.. L. O. Aldrich's granary
on his farm in Vernon was pretty
badly wrecked by lightning a
week ago last Saturday night.
The building was torn apart and
boards and scantling scattered
SO badly that it was question
if it could be repaired. 1t con
tanned 1000 bushels OF wheat,
some Of which was damaged by
the rain.
The Sisseton lodge +. q a. M.
and the Eastern Star chapter OF
that place we're each to have
their organizations constituted
last evening, and a number OF
Milaank ladies went up there
Yesterday morning to assist IN
constituting the chapter. Among
those who went up were Mes
danes DoWnie, Wlseman,
Thomas, Nixson and Miss Emma
Nixson.
Last Sunday was designated
as rally day for the Sunday
school at the M. E. church, and
ia the evening a harvest festival
concert was given by the mem
bers of the school, q fine pro
gram of songs and recltatlons
having been arranged, several
we'll rendered class songs beng
given. Some of the most n