The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-12-05

The infant son of James Lock
hart was taken with'cramps yes
terday afternoon and died about
five o'clock.
Solid gold, gold filled and roll
plate jewelry suitable for Christ
mas presents at H. w. Counter S
jewelry store.
For up-to date dentistry at
moderate prices go to Mcbride,
the dentist Over Lindquist &
Osmundson' s res taurant.
Florence HaineS had the mis-
fortune to fall on the school steps
and throw her right wrist out
of place Thursday at the noon
hour.
DR.. Jacotel was called to
Corona to set a broken collar
bone for Mr.. Herrick' little
daughter, who hurt herself
while playing at school.
G.. F. Mcfarland and wife of
Louisville, KY, arrived last Fri
day for avisit to Milbank friends.
Mr.. Mcfarland is a brother of
Mrs. w. l. Mcbride and Mr..
Dick Mcfarland of this city.
The collection taken up at the
thanksgiving services last week
fo- the benefit of the children s
home, amounted to $40. On the
Sunday previous $12 was con-
tributed by the Episcopal church
and Sunday school to the same
cause
Indian Agent G. B. jackson,
of the Sisseton agency, accom-
panied by H. G.. Wilson, the
superintendent of the Indian
schools, and Louis NARROW, the
interpreter, came down on their
way to st. Paul, where they go
on business in connection with
the lndlan pay ment.
Andrew Larson, the tailor, has
moved to the east end of the Lam
mel building on Second avenue.
His former place of business will
be occupied by the owner, Anton
Foss, with his abstract books,
as soon as he can set it properly
repaired. A. P. Lindquist will
also have his office there.
E. L. Eastman: a brother of
David Eastman of Roberts
county, spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. Eastman was one of the
early settlers in Roberts county,
out for a number of years has
been living at Hallsport in New
York state, and has come out to
make visit to his Dakota
friends.
Editor F. A. Crisman, of the
Redfield Journal Observer, was
a visitor in town last Monday
while on his way to Sisseton.
Mr.. Crisman thinks Redfield
would be a splendid location for
a state capital, and says that if
Pierre gives it up and the other
towns won't have it, why Red
field will be willing to show hel
hos pitality.
James Miracle has opened {
land Office in the Burkhard
block. He has large acquaint
ance in several localities in Iowa
from whence goodly number.
of people are constantly comm
to get the cheaper lands of tn
northwest, and can in all proba
bility get you purchaser if yo1
desire to sell your farm. IL
will certainly give you fair dea
in any business you may plac
with him.
The entertainment given b,
the Almondbury Bell ringers
under the auspices of the librar,
assocition last Monday nigh
was a very pleasing attrac
i ton. The bell ringers al
certainly masters of their art
/ and gave fine program o
selections with the bells whicl
was thoroughly enjoyed. MI
E. Stanley Nichols as humoris
and entertainer was also paftic
ularly good and served to kee1
the audience in the best of humo
4 by his work between the musica
numbers of the bell ringers
The ladies of the library associa
tion are certainly to be congrat
ulated for the excellency of tn
entertainment provided in tn
first of the course.
The Maiden Rock wis. Pres
says:
Mr.. and Mrs. Warning came owe
from Lake City last Monday and al