The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-12-06

must go; hats at half price at
Stone & Sullivan's.
Gold watches, all sizes, hand
somely engraved cases, good re-
liable movements at
H. W. COUNTERS.
Miss Bessie Cooke, who has
been for some months at Maza-
mamie, Wis, returned to Mil
bank yesterday.
County Judge Lockhart united
in wedlock on the 30th ult., Miss
Overly of this county and Mr.
Albert Collie, of Sacred Heart,
MINI.
Miss Ruby Aldrich is clerking
in the Counter jewelry store, and
Miss Anna Croal is acting in the
same capacity in A. Fishers
establishment.
New line of picture frame
moulding just received. Orders
should be left at once in order to
get your work done in time for
Christmas. &. EMANUEL.
Episcopal services, Sunday,
Decemb Der 8, services and SER
mon at 10:45 a. H.; evening,
prayer at 7:3O p. m. Saturday,
lecture and choir rehearsal, at s
o'clock p. m.
Miss Nellie Crooker. of Monte
video, was visiting her friend
Hazel Conright last week, and
Miss Edith Tideman of the same
place was also visiting Milbank,
the guest of the Mortell family.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. P. Bradford
left for trip to the east last
week to spend the winter. They
have a son and daughter in Penn
sylvania, where they intend to
visit aud also go to Maine and
| Massachusetts before returning
home.
Engineer J. P. Jones who left
Milbank a month or so ago to run
an engine on the Hutchinson
branch to Minneapolis, has re-
ceived word that this train will
be discontinued, and he will be
transferred to his old run on
this end Of the H. & D.
Rev. Engdahl, of Ortonville,
was in town yesterday on his
way home from conducting the
funeral of Mrs. Mollberg, at
Strandberg. Mr. Engdahl states
his sonGodfrey is bookkeeper in a
mercantile business at Kenmare,
N. D., and is nicely located.
Miss O'Haire, 9. young lady
from Iowa, who has been teach
ing in district No. 4, of Melrose,
received word from her home
last week tha. her brother had
been killed in a runaway. In
consequence of this sad news
she resigned her school and left
for home.
The Hicks boys have sold the
store at White which they re
Gently purchased in a land deal.
They have made a trade for
Brown county property, and
Will Hicks, who had been run
ming the store. has engaged ITO
work for the Nichols & Shepard
machine company.
Owing to some unexpected de-
lays we have been compelled to
delay the issue of the special
edition now in preparation. The
preliminary work is now about
completed, and we expect to go
to press sometime during the
next two weeks. Mr.. Williams
was called to his home at Ida
Grove, Iowa, by sickness in his
office force.
1t is a pretty good plan to
make your purchases of Christ
mas articles early in the season
before the choice goods have
been picked out. To do this the
goods must be here early, and so
they are at Fishers where you
can get almost anything you
want in the holiday line. 1t will
interest you to call and look at
his stock. Farmers should re,
member that Fisher takes all
kinds of country produce in ex-
change.
Clerk of Courts Rabbit has
issued marriage licenses to Chas
F. Dochow, of Pennington and
Miss Dora Watkins, of Summit,
who were married on I'd inst, by
Rev. D. G. Hauk. License was
also issued to Edward Marquet
and Miss Clara Redman, OF
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