The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-12-19
For SALE-Good two-seated
cutter, but little used. Apply
at postoffice.

w oo'o OollCC.
A. Tenneson, the Albee mer.
chant, was up to the county
seat Wednesday.
0. M Pease, the music man,
went to Watertown yesterday
for a couple of days.
Henry Port, who has been
having such a serious time with
sciatic rheumatism, is still quite
i'll.
Call and get some of that fine
fresh halibut which Schafer
Bros. are cutting up for the
holiday trade.
Messrs. Erlandson & Johnson
want you to see their immense
stock of shoes. They are giving
special prices on special goods
j. E. Truran is enjoying a
visit from his mother, who
comes from Shullsburg, Wis,
to spend the Christmastide with
her son.
Edward Watson and John
Lockhart. who have been attend
ing business college in Mime
apolis, will come home this week
to spend the Christmas holidays.
The HERALD ADVANCE wishes
it's friends and readers a merry
Christmas, as this is the last
opportunity we will have of do
ing SO before that festive occa.
sion.
When you are getting your
Christmas meats at Schafer s
next Wednesday ask for one of
their handsome calendars. They
will be given out the day before
Christmas.
The Angel Minstrels will com
mence a week ntertainment
at the opera house in Miibank
next Monday evening continuing
until Saturday night. Popular
prices of 15c, 25c, and 35c.
Frank Bullard says ifyou want
anything all you have to do is to
call for it at the Hawes Supply
store. He says he needed boy,
and the young fellow put in an
appearance last Monday, with
out advertising.
Hans Blastervold, one Of the
former residents of Blooming
Valley, has gone to live near
Deerfeld in Steel county, Mimi,
having recently sold his farm.
Hans says he must have the
HERALD ADVANCE sent to his
Minnesota address.
Lindquist & Osmundson, the
bakers, have something to
say in our advertising columns
this week The Milbank bakery
is one of the important institu-
tions of the city, and it is receiv.
ing a constantly increased pat
ronage.
DR.. Kreisel, who was on his
way to Aberdeen Tuesday says
that the road was blocked the
other side Of Summit, the train
had to be pulled back and a
freight engine sent ahead to
clear the track. The train was
DELAYED about four hours.
One of the heaviest snow
storms we have had for num-
Der of years visited this section
last Monday and Tuesday. The
snow closed up the roads for a
day or two, so that it was pretty
hard going, but there has been
nice sleighing since the roads
have been broken.
Upon advices from Monte
video the marshall Tuesday
night arrested one James Cullen,
who is charged with being i'm
plicated in burglary at Monte
video in which a dozen and a hall
of coats were stolen. A deputy
sheriff took the prisoner east or
Wednesday mornings train.
Episcopal services, Sunday
December 81, Christmas services
and Holv Communion at 1O:4'
a. m. Evening services at 7:3l
b. m. Saturday, lecture at 8:O(
D. m. After which will be choir
rehearsal. Christmas tree ant
exercises on Tuesday, Dccembel
90, at 700 o'clock p. m. sharp.
4 A marriage license was ISSUED
by the clerk of courts Monda.
for the wedding of Mr.. Q. h
wallace and Miss Edith Gold Q
\ liu Stone CitV. the ceremOn,