The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-11-07
Get reserved seats for Rube
Allyn at Nelson's S drug store.

DiS leLllONdl Sale aC stone &
and Sulhvan's. Look at their
new ad of goods going at cost.
Len Williams of Minneapolis,
has been here during the week
looking after his farming inter-
eSts.
Preaching service at the Ehr-
les Hall, Corona, next Sunday
afternoon, 2:30 o'clock by Rev.
d. G. Hauk.
Rev. D. G. Houk and J. A.
Hacheen are holding revival
meetings at the F. Saeger school
house this week.
A. Weide of Revillo, was a
Milbank visitor Tuesday, hav-
ing come up to the county seat
to deliver the returns.
O. M. Pease brought his wife
over from Watertown the first
OF the week and has commenced
housekeeping in the Hocum
dwelling on Grant street.
Mrs. L. w. Bailey, who went
to st. Paul the first of the week,
has undergone d surgical oper-
alton at a hospital in that city
and is doing well.
M. Il. Wiseman is enjoying
visit from a nephew, w. M.
Wiseman, who has lately been
living in Minneapolis, but re-
Gently came west from New
York state. Mr.. Wiseman ex
poets to remain west.
c. A. Dwight, a brother in @aw
of J. S. McCann, was visitor
with the latter the first of the
week. Mr.. d. had been to Mon
tevideo and was on his way
to his home at Ashton. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Dwight.
G. w. Eddy, while away on
duty as mail agent in the railway
service. sprained his foot very
badly last week so that he was
obliged to come home and re-
main for several days. He has
now about recovered the use of
his limb.
Our friend A. H. Tasker of AL
bee, the candidate for state audi
tor on the prohibition ticket, re
ceived a number of compliment
ary votes in the city besides his
straight party vote, but not
enough to make him feel uneasy
as to his election.
Ray w. Bailey writes to his
father that he has settled at Spo-
kane in Washington, having pur
chased So, 900 property in the
suburbs of that city, consisting
of a home and ten acres of land,
on which he purposes raising
chickens and fruit.
George Merry left for Iowa
last Monday, accompanying
Anna Ponek, the young lady who
has been living at his home for
the past year. to her home in
that state. He will remain at
his farm in Iowa until he gets
things arranged for winter on
his stock farm.
The friends and neighbors of
Mrs. w. Let's made pleasant
surprise upon her on Tuesday
night of last week. While she
was away quite number of
them gathered at her home with
a supply of good things in the
way of refreshments, and spent
a most enjoyable evening in So
cial pleasures.
John Hicks, sr., returned from
Alberta last week, havingaccOm
panied Thos. Thirsk when he
returned there a month or SO
ago. Mr.. Hicks says the Grant
county colony were all well when
he left Alberta, and were seem
ingly satisfied with their sur
roundings and prospects. He
SAYS that an immense immigra.
ton has been pouring into the
Canadian northwest during the
past season.
A bulletin board was arranged
in the bowling alley Tuesday
and as the returns from the
county came in they were posted
until most Of the precincts had
been heard from. AS the re-
turns from the city became
known and the drift Of the vot-
ing was clearly discernable the
republicans com menced to re-
ioice while the democrats began
to exhibit that tired feeling, and