The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-01-03
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BAILEY'S DRUG STORE.

BAILEY'S DRUG STORE.
Miss Mamie Nixson entertain.
ed party Of her young friends
at q New Years party Wednes-
day evening.
G. w. Spence of the Minnesota
Type Foundry, st. Paul. was a
caller on the printing Offices of
the city yesterday.
The young friends of Ed die
Watson surprised him last eve
ming by gathering at his home
and enjoying a social party.
Mrs. Boners and daughter
Ehie of Cogswell, N. D., who had
been spending the holidays with
the Burgan family, returned
home last evening.
Mrs. Keeler and George have
been spending the week at Lake
City, the formers mother, Mrs.
Warning, having been quite sick.
-Zumbrota Independent.
j. w. johnson had the mis-
fortune to step off the cross walk
in front of the. L. L. Conright
building in the dark last Satur-
day night, aad falling on his dis
abled arm he had to cry for
assistance before he could get
up. The arm has been giving
him more or less trouble since.
Friends of j. w. Hurlbut who
was for q number of years a
resident of Milbank, but for four
or five years past has been living
at Homer, Mimi, received word
of his death at that place on
Decem ber Oath. The deceased
was "a years of age, and had
been blind for some little time
before his death.
South Shore Republican: The
incorporation vote at Monday S
election bears out the assertion
of the Republican that incorpora-
tion would carry without hardly
a dissenting vote. We believe
that our citizens know what they
are doing in taking this step and
time will but prove that the
towns best interests are being
looked after by our progressive
people.
Last Saturday, Decem Der 28th,
was Miss Hazel Conright's 18th
birthday, and in the evening a
party of her young girl friends
met at the home of Mrs. Addison
Conright and arranged for her
to go up there, where to her sur
prise, arrangements for an en-
joyable party had been made. A
light lunch was served the guests
who had most enjoyable time,
and presented Miss Hazel with
several nicely bound books as
mementns of the anniversary.
Rev. Father Vogel, who for the
past three years has been the
pastor of the Catholic church of
this place took his final departure
Saturday for Fort Yates, North
Dakota, where he will remain in
active service during the winter
and will then be transferred to
charge at the Cheyenne Agency.
Father Vogel is a thoroughly
consecrated Christian gentleman
and during his labors here, won
the esteem and affection Of I'll
who knew him. Rev. Father
Guilty succeeds him as pastor at
this place. -Sisseton Banner.
A runaway that might have
resulted very serioustly took
place last Sunday afternoon,
when Frank Mehegan had just
drove his team in front of the
hotel, and for q moment dropped
.he lines to assist his wife, little
boy and Mrs. John Perkins from
the vehicle. Mrs. Perkins and the
little boy alighted but Mrs. Me-
hegan was still in the buggy
when the horses frightened at
something and with q jump
galloped down Railway street
their barn, with the
frightened woman in the surrey.
When going past the, trees il
front Of the s. Merry home the
branches struck the canopy top,
and tore it from the carriage.
The horses turned for the sta
BILE, and q number Of Witnesses
Of the affair quickly secured them
IS they slackened their pace.
Fortunately Mrs. MehegAn, al-
though badly scared made no
effort to jump from the carriage.
and was pninjured nor were the
horses Or buggy damaged ii any
way except tearing Oh the top of
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