The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-05-17
MILBANK, S. D., FRIDAY, MAY H. 1901.

See notice of election in an
other column.
Remember sale days at Stone
& Sullivan's.
F. Gfroerer has a fine new cov-
cred ice wagon for delivery.
Wood Bros have the agency
for the Hallock Weeder. (39-4t)
Mrs. Knute Nelson will start
on visit today to friends at
Bemidji, Mimi.
Miss Georgia Carrick, who has
been east attending a school of
elocution, returned home yester.
day.
DR.. 3rokaw visits Milbank
every month, the 18th day Eyes
examined thoroughly, free of
charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. D. Aldrich
brought the little folks up from
Big Stone for a visit with their
grandparents yesterday.
Mrs. j. Walsh and daughter,
Mabel, went east yesterday
morning for a week or two visit
to Chicago and Minneapolis.
J. w. Johnson. who was in
jured by falling from his wagon
a short time ago, is getting along
nicely and is now able to be out.
James Locl1hart has been at
Huron attending the grand lodge
A. O. U. w. as delegate of the
| Milbank lodge during the week.
A. G. Lender and wife went up
to the military reservation last
Saturday and spent Sunday with
their son Oscar on the Helms
ranch.
The Milbank friends of Louis
Bailey will be interested to know
that he was married at St. Paul
on the 18th inst to Miss Edna
Williams of that city.
\ little lady typesetter applied
for a position with A. T. Horton
the first OF the week, and Allie
gave her cases the first thing and
started her off with an EN- brace.
If you want to buy a pair of
lady S or boy s shoes cheap. just
see what Lender is offering in
his north window. They are all
marked Sl.25, though some OF
them cost three times that figure.
Call before these bargains are
all picked up.
The Misses Chene and Alberta
Stewart, of Wheaton. Mimi, have
been visiting the family of James
Kerr during the week They
are on their way to Madison,
Wis, their father, Mr.. L. L.
Stewart having moved to that
city in the interest Of the insur-
ance company he represents.
The grand lodge |. O. O. +.
and state assembly OF Rebecca
meet at Canton, next week. Mrs.
Geo. S. Rix who is delegate from
the local Rebecca's and Mrs. S.
M. Pasco as an officer Of the
assembly willrepresent Harmony
Rebecca, while the Odd Fellows
will be represented by either J.
D. Burkhardt or A. S. Young.
The illustrated lecture of Capt.
| Alberti on Russia and Siberia
last Wednesday evening was OF
a very interesting nature, and
together with the story of his
personal experience as Russian
soldier and again as an exile, and
the very fine Illustrations pre-
sented, gave the audience re-
markably clear idea of conditions
as they exist in the Cars en-
pire.
The family of J. Q. Thayer
broke up housekeeping last
week. preparatory to their going
to California to make their home,
Mrs. Thayer and daughters,
Carrie and Bessie, left Monday
for Watertown, where they will
visit with Mrs. Thayer'e eldest
daughter, Mrs. Gilruth, and
afterwards make a short visit to
friends in eastern Minnesota,
where they will be Joined by Mr..
Thayer and proceed to California
! How quickly war S horrid front
appeared when we were ready
for it. Scarcely had the new
militia company been organized
befol e rumors and reports OF In
dian uprisings commenced &C
float in upon the air, and the
young men of company K have
been kept busy kissing then
sWeetheartS good bye and breath