The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-31

Emmett White is employed as
salesman in the Wood Bros
hardware store.
Anton Gloomstad, of the Twin
City shoe company, was meeting
his old Miibanl acquaintances in
town Wednesday.
We can now fill orders prompt
~ for Sharples Cream Separator
Best and easiest running.
PEW IMPLEMENT Co.
Mrs. S. j. Watson and Mrs.
) M. Watson left Thursday for
Minneapolis, where they are
attending the Womans S Foreign
Missionary convention.
Mrs. B. D. Gamble, with her
sister, Mrs. Gamble from Mar
shall, Minn., were called to Owa-
tonna yesterday by the illness Of
Mrs. Candles brother: in law.
Clerk of Courts Rabbit, who
has been interesting himself in
pushing the new mail routes.
has received word through Sen
ator Kittredge that routes No. 3
and 4 will be established Dec.
1st from Milbank.
Mrs. Carl Hapgood of Sum NIT
with her little daughter have
been visiting at the home of
Mayor Saunders during the
week, while Mr.. Hapgood has
been putting in a heating appar-
atus at the Summit home.
M. H. Wiseman received word
the first of the week that his
son-in- law, Will King, of Oakes,
who had been working at the
printing business, had accepted
a position as express messenger
on the route between Oakes and
Bismarck.
The Big Stone City high school
foot ball team is the champion of
the gridiron, having meet no de-
feat this year Last Saturday
they had a whack at the Aberdeen
high school boys and cleaned
them up as prettily as could be
wished, with a score of so too
G.. w. Halves returned We'd
nesday from a trip to California
and Arizona, having gone to the
latter state to look up the pros
poets for investments in lands
held by some of the irrigation
Companies. While in California
he met two of our former citizens
j. Q. Thayer Of Long Beach and
r. w. Hartwell, of Los Angeles.
The Terre Haute, Ind. Gazette
says of "Thelma "Tested the
of the Opera House last
night. Every seat was taken
and the aisles and foyer were full.
The company was a very capable
one. The picturesque Norweg-
ian scenery was beautiful. The
snow scene in the last act was
one of the most realistic ever
seen here"
The Rebekahs made a surprise
upon Mrs. August Anderson at
the home of DR.. Daniels last
evening. A most en-
joyable evening was spent, and
after refreshments had been
served Mrs. Anderson was pre-
sented with a handsome set Of
silver fruit knives as a token of
the esteem in which she is held
by the sisters of the Organiza-
tion.
The city board of health gives
notice in another column to clean
lp stable yards and alleyways,
IF barn manure and refuse, stat
ng that if this is not done by
the property owner it will be
done by the city and the expense
charged to the property. Good
citizens should have civic pride
enough to do this cleaning up
quickly and cheerfully, as the
1uge piles of barn manure in
yards and alleyways are not
,nly unsightly, but. are endan-
yering the health of the COM
nunity.
A wreck on the railroad was
caused Sunday night near Bird
Island, when a freight with a
single engine ran into double
headed freight standing on the
main track, but which the
engineer of the moving train
WAS on the sidetrack.
The three engines we're pretty
,adly smashed, as were also
some three or four cars. The
,mach-nn DELAYED the early