The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-02-15
Wanted Dining room girl at
City Hotel.

Wanted Dining room girl at
City Hotel.
The Ladies Benevolent Society
will meet with Mrs. Rose, Thurs
day, Feb. 21st.
Tomorrow, Saturday, the
Hawes Supply House will have
special day sale.
A resume of legislative and
congressional doings may be
found on an inside page.
Mrs. "A. F. Lindquist is enjoy
ing a visit from her sister, Miss
Osmundson, who came up from
Appleton Wednesday afternoon.
The County Teachers Associa-
tion will be heldat Big Stone City
on Saturday, the 23d inst, in the
new school house at that place.
Mayor G. A. Yonker, Mr..
Timms and Frank Miller of Big
Stone we're making a visit to
Milbank Tuesday, and attended
Odd Fellows lodge in the evening.
Henry Seide. the fourteen
year old son of H. Seide, was
kicked in the shin by a horse one
day last week, and has been un-
able to use his limb for a number
of days.
Mr.. Colin Campbell, of Bloom
ing Valley, was Milbark visitor
Wednesday while down to the
county seat on business. Mr..
Campbell says that real estate
property is booming.up his way.
Mrs George Port was pleasant
ly surprised last Friday after
noon by her children and grand
children dropping in to help cele.
brate her 59th birthday and
enjoy a family reunion.
A building formerly belonging
to the MADEIRA farm, was pur-
chased by the ladies aid society
of the Methodist church. 1t has
been drawn over to the parson-
age lot and will be transformed
into stable.
The widow of the late John
Boerger received the first of the
week a draft for $1,000, the
amount of Mr.. Boerger's insur-
ance in the Macca bees. The
money was received in less
than 80 days after notice of
death was sent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Cook of
Wilmot came down on the train
yesterday. Mrs. Cook was tax
ing the remains of her aunt to
Plainview for burial. The de-
ceased lady was 80 years of age,
and for the past two years had
made her home witE the Cook
| family.
Mr.. D. E. Filbert, the man
who was injured in the well a
week or so ago, is getting along
nicely. He says that Mr..
Fritzburg, the man for whom he
had been digging the we'll, and q
number of the patrons of the
Stockholm creamery, were the
parties who got him out of the
well.
Buttermaker Ryger will leave
Monday for St Paul to attend the
national creamery buttermakers
association, which will be held in
that city the 10Th to 22d inst.
Mr.. Ryger goes out to Summit
to. morrow to explain to the
creamery meeting the advantag-
es of establishing q skim ming
station at that point.
Lincoln's birthday was OBJ
served with an entertain ment at
the M. E. church last Tuesday
evening under the auspices of
the w. r. G. Some very inter
esting essays on Lincoln's life,
character and the work he ac-
complished, and these were in
terspersed with instrumentaland
vocal music, all by home talent.
A very enjoyable program was
presented.
The friends Of Howard Molm
will be interested to learn that
last Tuesday he underwent sur
gical operation at Asbury hospi-
tai. Minneapolis. When g boy
Howard was kicked in the head
by q horse. At the time q piece
| Of the skull was removed, and
the injury seemed to heal with
out leaving any serious results,
but for some two or three years
past he had been afflicted with
epileptic fits, caused it was be-
lieved by the injury to his head.
In the operation Tuesday 3 sharp
point on the skull was removed;