The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-11-23
Mrs. Fred Moser and Aug.
kueckenberger are married.

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lung fever.
Harmony Rebekah Lodge in
itiated three members into their
order Thursday night.
Mrs. Bosworth, yesterday left
for her North Dakota home, near
Bowbells, wLere she has a claim.
Don t wait until the last min
ute before getting your Xmas
photos But 60 to Eddy's at
once.
Wood Bros. call special atten
ton to their large and fine stock
Of Storm Sash at the lowest pos
sible prices.
It's important that every mem
Der of Esther chapter be
present at the election of officers
Monday night.
Attorney L. II. Bently is enjoy
ing a visit from his mother, who
came up from Montevideo on
yesterday S train.
Try a package of Pratts Food
for your stock which are run
down. For sale at f. w. Bailey S
Drug Store
There will be parents and
teachers meeting next Monday
afternoon in the High School
room at the usual hour.
Louise Paule, a daughter of
William Paule, of Melrose town
ship, aged q years, died OF
typhoid fever, Wednesday, the
2lst inst. The funeral ceremon-
les take place today.
An old fashioned singing skule
will begin Friday night at the
Congregational church at 1:3O
0 clock, led by Prof. Chllds of
Ortonville. Terms reasonable.
Every body invited.
Among the attorneys from
abroad attending court are Hon.
/ H. c.. Preston, of Mitchell, How
ard Babcock and +. NJ. Bennett
of Sisseton. j. Batterton Of Viii
mot. A. B. Kaercher and K, G.
Harrington of Ortonvllle, and
Frank Sears, of Webster.
Mr.. + S. Pullen, the manager
of the Red Wing Butter and Egg
Co, moved his family over from
Watertown last week, and has
cot comfortably domiciled in the
! Baxter house. over in the third
ward Mr.. Pullen is getting his
business nicely established, and
expects to make il an important
feature Of Milbank S trade.
The receipts of the post office
for the month Of October were
1881 -. A year ago for the same
month the receipts were S41o.32,
for the same month IN ls9c
1924 Al. and in 1897 1878 65. The
steady increase in the business
of the post office as shown bJ
these figures indicate a healthy
and steady growth 10 tue genera
business of the city during th'
past few years.
| VIM. Scharpen of Albal
township was arrested last weeE
on charge Of stealing 76 bushel:
of wheat from the granary OF hlE
neighbor, VIM. Miller, which n
| sold TO the Geier Bros. elevator a
Big Stone, getting the whea
check under an assumed name
He was arrested here just a.
| hewas about to leave the country
and the case will come up at thl:
term OF court
Mr.. Frank Porter, one OF tn
Big Stone City boys, who ha
been out in the country west Q
the Missouri for a number 9
years, was on his way home 10
a visit last week to his mothe
and sister. Frank went up t
Alaska last year, but like a grea
many others returned poore
and wiser, and thinks there
more money in range cattle tha
! in Alaska gold fields. He IS no
running general store an
butcher shop in West Pierre an
, is doing well.
We have received cards al
noancing the marriage OF M
) Edward j. Druecker and Mis-
Alice J. Mcintyre, which occu
ed at Watertown. ;. D., G
) Wednesday the l4th inst. II
! bride is daughter Of &. r. N
| Intyre. Of Vernon township, al
the groom is we'll known as OF
! the clerks IN the NJ $. Drueck'
, general merchandise estaoiis
!, ,.nt opa a Snn Of the prODrletO