The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-10-26

tlne new baby girl at his home. !
NJ. S. Druecker has just re-
celved new invoice Of Regent
shoes, all colors.
The " f NJ Society will have !
an afternoon tea at the home of /
Mrs. James Kerr, Friday, Nov. > /
Irving Ely now has Il 'case ia
the llERALD~ADEANCE office and !
is considered one Of the force.
Mittelsteadt Bros. have torn
up the old plank sidewalk in front
of their store aud will replace it
with a cement walk.
Major Budd and wife, Miss
Lettie smith and Editor Kennedy
OF SiSsoton, were down Friday to
enjoy Quo Vadis.
Are you registered: Remem
Der that if yoa have not before
voted IN the precinct in which
you are now living. it will benec-
essary that you be registered.
Mrs. 4. Alien and Miss Kittie
Mclean returned the first of the
week from Henry ;. d., and re-
port a delightful VISIT with Mrs.
+. Pierce. formerly Of this place,
The many young friends Of
Willie Emanuel will De pleased 10
learn that he is steadily though
slowly improving in health since
returning to his home in Wiscon
sin.
Landlords Mechegan < Fair
child are putting IN gas plant to
light the hit |. The plant is OF
the sane manufacture as that
used in the Erlandson 4 Johnson
store
Rev. and Mrs Watson will be
given a reception at the nome OF
MIR. and Mrs Tsomas Fitch next
Tuesday evening, to which all
she friends of the church are
cordially invited
School No IN Stockholm will
commence next Monday, Oct. -,
with Mr.. Q. = Pearson as teach
er Both teacher aud school
board desire full attendance at
] the beginning Of the term.
! E ". BrokaW, eye specialist,
and opticlan will be AT Nelson 5
drug store at MiIbank the md
Of every month Eyes examined
free 4 written guarantee with
every Pair Of glasses.
Mr.. IL. Fairchild, of McDon
ongh. y. Y, father Of Landlord
Fairc5tiId of Hotel st, Huber I,
ma rss3 ged III the DAIRY Dtlsl
ness if henalgo county, mas
beea eaio ing number OF weeks
visit VIA his son, whom he had
pot seea for some II years
Mrs. sarah Chapman, OF Kings
ton. Ill. has been out attending 70
some of her interests III Mllbank
for y week or two past Mrs.
chairman is owner Of the mill
property on the north side OF the
track. and while coming out here
on business enjoys the change OF
climate and i visit with her
friend, Mrs. Ii. Holland
Hon. Neils p. Haueen, eX- mem
her Of Congress from Wisconsin
and who made a political address
at Revillo Monday night, was
in town Tuesday while on his
way to Summit to speak. Nhlle
here he met number OF Wlscon
sin people with whom he hao
pleasant interviews in regaro
TO mutual experiences IN tina
state.
Mr.. A. L. Abbott, who has
brother in Washington, = Y, re
ceived a family letter from nm
few days ago, which wound up a.
a great many letters DO noWauay'
with a reference to the polltlca
question. It said, Il suppos'
that you have had the prlyiles'
Of hearing Mr. Bryan and hose
yelt, on the political topics OF IN
day Well the time IS shorten
ing up and | will be glad when !
is over with | do not think ina
Bryan has a ghost OF a chance
/ think he will be showed unoe
, so deep that he will not want :
; try i, again That is the way
, looks from an eastern standpoln
. With the present condition OF tn
!, country, ana that Of our forelg
, relations, l don't think the pee
!, nle can come to the point OF swaI
: ping horses in the middle Of u
| stream. | think that Mr. NJ
Kinley will take US through a