The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-12-07
Xmas novelties at Eddy's

W. }. Let's, the blacksmith, is
repairing his shop and putting or
a new roof.
The cheapest place in town tt
buy Xmas goods is at Stone &
Sullivan's.
The ladies of the Episcopal
church will hold their bazaar
Thursday, December ID.
| Mr.. Harry Stearns and Miss
Sadie Chellis were married a,
Corona on Tuesday the 9th ult
The young people have been
enjoying the moonlight nights the
first of the week skating on the
pond.
| A nice present to make your
wifes or daughters is one of the
nice warm collarettes at cost at
Stone and Sullivan's
The Milbank Grocery Com,
pany have something important
in the advertising columns in
this issue which you should not
fail to read.
Mrs. NJ. H. Wiseman and w.
w. Downie went to Wilmot today
to assist in the work of institut-
ing chapter of O. E. S. at that
place, under the supervision OF
the Grand Matron.
An item last week spoke OF
Arthur Nichols being night
watchman. The name should
have been John Nichols, the
former having been laid up with
sickness for several weeks past.
Mrs. Hettie Bradley Of De-
Smet, president of the Rebekah
Assembly Of the state, will make
visit to this portion ofthe juris-
diction next week, being at Will
mot Tuesday, at Milbank Thurs
day and at Big Stone Friday
evening.
Rudolph Hunziker, who had
been running the Union hotel
for year past, has gone to
Austin, Mimi, to spend most of
the winter, and will probably 60
to Wisconsin to live. Mrs. j
Walsh has again taken the hotel,
and will carry it on.
Mrs. W. w. Downie left Mon
day night for a short visit to
friends at Minneapolis and
Morristown, Mimi, and the
proprietor of this great family
paper expects TO-DAY to go down
that way himself and use all
possible means of moral suasion
10 cause her to reconsider and
return 10 his bed and board.
Mrs. NJ. v. Hitchcock, the
Grand Matron Of the O. E. S. of
South Dakota arrived on the
Wednesday night train and went
to Sisseton yesterday morning,
for a visit to the chapter at that
place, and on Friday will 60 to
Wilmot and institute a chapter
there. On her return she will
visit the Milbank chapter in
special session on Saturday
evening.
At the thanksgiving service
held in the Methodist church last
week, Rev. Chas. N. Fitch
preached an excellent sermon on
thankfullness, and goodly con-
gregation was present. The col
lection taken up, including the
S offering, amounted to
$11 80, was sent on to the child
ren's home at Sioux Falls, the
purpose for which the Offering
was made.
J. G. Schweitzer, of Sringfeld,
Mo, a cousin of L. M. Kaercher,
was visiting the latter for a
couple of days the first OF the
week. Mr.. S. was resident Of
Minnesota in an early day, but
has been living in Missouri for
the past thirty years, and was
greatly pleased TO again see
members of the Kaercher family.
He is an enthusiastic republican,
and it is said made the trip up
north to give vent to his pent-up
feelings.
Justice Pasco tied the nuptial
knot thanksgiving day for Mr..
Orville Markham and Miss Mary
Smith at the home Of Mr.. l.. p.
Morley in this city, and a large
company of friends attended
the ceremony. That life's exper-
fences come thick and fast to
some people is illustrated by the
fact that the blushing bride, al
though but 19 years OF age. had
twice been a widow and was for