The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-11-16

DIV lleI Olu llOlllc III i L chCA iSh'
Mrs. r. F.. Gibson, who has
recently been making her home
in Chicago, has moved to Pase-
dena, Cal.
First take your home paper
then subscribe for the ST. Paul
Dispatch. twenty-five cents per
month.
Wood Bros. call special atten-
ton to their large and fine stock
of Storm Sash at the lowest pos
sible prices.
The Milbank fire department |
will give a dance at the new
Burkhardt building on Thanks
giving eve, Nov %.
Mrs. G.. w. Martens has re
Gently been a sufferer from a
felon on her hand, and at one
time it was feared that she might
have to have finger amputated,
The St. Hubert hotel now has
it's gas plant in working order,
and the hotel is splendidly light
ed with the new apparatus, and
the Gas is also utilized for cook
ing purposes.
Mrs. J. E. Truran last Sun
day received telegram an
nouncing the death of a sister,
Mrs. G.. S. Dodge, at Monroe,
Wis Mrs. Truran left for that
point on the Monday morning
train.
Mr. Will Foster, formerly tram
dispatcher on this line and later
at Lacrosse, has again been
transferred. This time to the
Council Bluffs division, as tram
master. and will be located at
Perry, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H King re.
turned Thursday from a visit to
their old home in Jackson coun-
ty, Mich. They state that before
they left there was over a
foot of snow in the locality where
the we're and that the county
had far more the appearance OF
winter than they found npoa
their arrival at their Dakota
home.
Mrs. H. J. Keeler and son
George, who have been visiting
Milbauk friends for number O.
weeks. return to their home al
Znmbro Falls, Mimi, tonight.
Mr., 1[eeler was accompanied ny
her mother, Mrs. L. Warning,
who /, going to Wright county
Mum. to spend the winter, Mr.
Warning intending to follow hel
there next week.
The members Of Esther Chap
ter O. E. S., at their regu
, lar meeting Monday evening, en-
tertained a number of visiting
members from neighborin'
! towns. Those from Sisseto1
: we're: Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Knapp
J Mrs. E. Budd, Mrs. A. } Kicker
! Mrs. Ida Buttrick and Miss a
I vne Kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs. |
s. Cable Of Wilmot, and Mr.. an
i Mrs. T. Craiso, Of Munro, WIS
J were also present.
! The Milbank friends of Mrs.
S Jennie Shirk, of Redfield, wer
e surprised and grieved to learn
her death, which occurred Q
t Wednesday morning OF last weel
d Mrs. Shirk was the wife
.. Harry G.. Shirk, a conductor {
II the Northwestern railroad, an
d last wear was Grand Matron
the Order of the Eastern Star
South Dakota. The deceast
= lady leaves a family OF 4,
;. daughters and son a few Weel
= old. besides her husband.
S. Now that the stress Of polite
m excitement is over, there IS pro
ably no class Of men who M feel 7, !
relief more than the editors. y
~ can say for ourselves that
a. q, are gradually getting down te
- - nor nal condition, and hope SO
~ to be on a business footing aga
- - While engaged in the phlla
- = thropic work OF saving
= country, paper bills aud prlnte
- wages run along just the sal
- - as in ordinary times, or a ut
- more so. And this brings US
the point that in short time
err shall send out notices OF lnde
to edne ass to which we shall exp
on prompt responses. That
" havn't done SO before IS not
~ cause we had forgotten you
ole had ceased to love you, but
zen cause we have not had the II
ltV No~r pnaI w a IN