The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-11-08
Mr.. A. Weide of Revillo, was
doing business at the county
seat on Wednesday.

seat on Wednesday.
Alban township is getting lot
or new sign boards to po.nt the
weary traveller his way.
Where can l get a good little
heater for either hard or soft
coal? Why, at j. e. FINN's of
course
Members and friends of the
ladies aid society will hold u
"nickel' plated meeting at the
parsonage next Thursday after
noon Novem Der 4.
MIR. G. Lindahl, ofDay county.
and "a neighbor of Ed Larson ac-
companied the latter to Milbank
Wednesday, and will go with him
to Norway to spend the winter.
They took the midnight train
Wednesday for the east.
F. w. 1'horndike and David
Post of Big Stone City came up
to Milbank, Wednesday of this
week but as Mrs. Thorndike
and Mrs. Post accompanied
them they managed to escape
any serious misfortune while in
town.
The home talent theatrical
company will give but one enter
tainment instead Of two as they
had previously intended. The
play to be presented will be ''The
Curse of Gold," which will be
given on the Wednesday evening
proceeding thanksgiving.
Miss Lottie Williams enter
tanned a number of her young
class mates last Tuesday evening
before going to California. She
expects to leave for Minneapolis
to-day, and will be joined by her
father in that city Monday, when
they will start for the Pacific
coast.
A social was held at the farm
home of Gottleib Oehler, couple
of miles west of town last Friday
evening the proceeds to go to
the childrens S home at Sioux
Falls, S. D. Mrs. Oehler is also
taking contributions from the
charitab blyinclined for this worthy
institution.
Parties desiring to take a South
Dakota daily should read the ad-
vertisement headed erich Gifts
Free" published in another col
umn, and see what the Argus
Leader is offering to subscribers.
The Argus-Leader is indeed a
leader in South Dakota papers
and in matters relating to the
state is without rival.
On Monday evenin g at a special
muster of Company K at the
armory in Harmonic hall Lieu
tenant Benedict on behalf of the
company presented Capt. B. D.
Gam BILE with handsome sword
as testimonial of their regard
for him as an officer and iu
appreciation of his care for them
during the encam2ment at
Aberdeen.
John Schad returned from
trip to North Dakota this week,
having gone up to the country
in the vicinity of Minot. He was
not favorably impressed with
the country in that locality, a
lack of water seeming to be one>
of the chief objections. He says
that a large amount OF threshing
vet remains to be done in the
North state.
Senator Kittredge stopped off
in Milbank Tuesday evening hav-
ing come in from the east on the
four o'clock passenger to take
the Sisseton train in the morn.
ing, where he goes to look up
matters in relation to the reser-
walton and the Indians. The
senator has been getting familiar
with his new duties, and desiring
to make himself useful to the
state which he represents he has
in his usual energetic way been
making personal investigation
and inquiries into all matters
that he may be called to act upon.
: Mr.. Karl N. Hapgood returned
last Monday from visit to Fort
Worth, Texas, where he was
married on October 28th to Miss
LeOla Pearl Worsham. The
HERALD-ADvANCE unites with
Karl's many friends in Milbank
in wishing him and his bride a
most prosperous and happy
welded life. For the present
the newly welded couple are
stopping at the home OF Mayor
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