The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-11-21
Shetland Floss 90c per ID.
STONE & SULLIVAN


DR.. Kohler, of Minneapolis,
will be in Milbank, Wednesday.
November Goth, at DR.. Kriesel's
office, to do eye, ear nose and
throat work.
Rev. S. j. Watson and wife
went to Webster yesterday to
attend the district ministerial
convention held there on the
10Th and Goth.
WANTED-A bright young man
or lady. Good references. Must
read music and play fairly well.
Apply to O. M. PEAsE.
Music Dealer, Milbank, S. d.
Thieves robbed the granary of
Dlllman Trapp of about 100
bushels of wheat last Tuesday
night The wagon tracks were
traced to Milbank in the morn
ing.
G. Fl. Scott of Aberdeen, the
superintendent of the James
River division of the Milwaukee
road has resigned his position
and expects to engage in bust.
ness at Lacrosse.
AS an indication of the amount
OF business transacted through
the postal department, Post
master Rose says that he paid
postal notes TO the amount of
S1616. 40 in one day last week.
We learn through the daily
paper that B. w. Bower, who has
had charge of the public schools
at Henry during the past year,
has purchased the Henry Inde,
pendent from H. L. Hopkins.
Randolph Standenraus, came
up from his old home near Dell
Rapids. this week, and expects
his family in few days. when
thew will get settled in their
new home on the Raebel farm.
Mrs. G.. Mittelstaedt enter
tanned a party of lady friends
Tuesday evening, and again on
Friday evening. After a very
daintily served supper at $50
the guests were entertained with
a "Cake' program.
Cards have been received an
nouncing the marriage of Miss
Mabelle Mortell and William
Lester Blount, at Barney, N. D.,
on November 9th. Miss Ma
bellies friends in. Milbank unite
in wishing her every happiness
in her welded life.
The Odd Fellows desire to
have a full attendance of mem
bers of Sylvan lodge at the
regular meeting next Tuesday
evening, as there is to be degree
work and the matter of making
selection of lodge paraphernalia
from samples to be at the lodge
will also be attended to.
The Excelsior Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. }. E. Truran
last Friday afternoon. Papers
were read upon the "War with
France and War of 1872" "Terri-
torial growth Of the United
States" and Industrial de-
velopment of our country
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. E. S. Healy, November %.
While taking some stone from
the wall in his home preparatory
to arranging for a furnace,
James Lockhart met with an
accident Wednesday afternoon.
One of the heavy stones got
away from him and crushed
the little finger of his left hand
against the wall, badly tearing
the flesh and making a painful
wound.
The foot ball game between
the high school teams OF Big
Stone City and Ortonville, which
was scheduled for to day, has
been declared off, the Ortonville
boys having considered the sea-
son closed. The game between
the Yankton and Big Stone teams
is as vet an uncertainty. The
Big Stone team has played nine
games during the season, and
claim to have made 253 scores
without score against them.
Louis Lind and F. Leibing re-
turned from a trip to the coast
country last Saturday. They
were not particularly struck on
the coast country but were more
.favorably impressed with east
err Washin .on, where they met
q MI N Der of Grant county people
who had recently located there.
They came home feeling that
South Dakota was not the worst
place in the world, and that