The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-10
Ladies are invited to see our
pattern hats.
STONE & SULLIVAN.

Ladies are invited to see our
pattern hats.
STONE & SULLIVAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Hawes
returned last week from 3 visit
to friends in Iowa.
The city is putting in cement
cross walk on main street from
Wood Bros. block TO the meat
market corner.
Mrs. l.. J. Holmes and two
children, from Vanderbilt, this
state, arrived here last Friday
night for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. w. b. Rhodes.
Episcopal Services will be
held Sunday, October -. Ser
vice and holy communion at 1O:45
a. m. Evening service at 7:3O o.
N. Saturday, lecture and choir
rehearsal at 500 p. m.
Miss Julia Lamb, of Oaks Cen
ter, Mimi, an old acquaintance
of Mrs. A. J Partridge stopped
over yesterday for a short visit
with the latter. She is on her
way west to teach school.
A. w. Koepke, who sold his
farm iE Grant Center d few
years ago and returned to Wis
consin, is out for couple of
weeks visit with his brothers
here. Mr.. Koepke is located at
Campbellsport, Wis, and is
travelling for a machine COM
pany.
John H. Owen, of Park River,
is the candidate on the republi-
can ticket in Walsh county, in
North Dakota, for county Judge.
Mr.. Owen filled the same Office
in this county for mum Der of
years and his numerous friends
here will wish him success in his
campaign.
Mrs. A. G. Gilruth, of Water
town, writes Milbank friends
that she will 60 TO California the
81 inst, and spend the winter at
Long Beach with her parents,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Thayer. Mr..
Gilruth expects to visit her there
for a few weeks about the middle
of January.
Watertown Public Opinion
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kramer and
family are a new addition to
Watertown's population. Mr..
Kramer is a travelling man and
he and his family arrived yester
day from Milbank and are for
the present quartered at the
Kampeska house.
| DR.. Kriesel recently put in a
small gasoline engine to run his
exrays machine. The engine is
Pierce, of the same make as
that used in the HERALD. AD-
VANCE office, but of smallest size
made. 1t is a pretty little mach
inc and does the work required
of it in a successful manner.
The North Bros. will give a
weeks entertainment at the
opera house commencing next
Monday. October 18th. They
have company of 20 people and
give a first-class entertainment.
They will open their engagement
with "The Little Princess
Monday night to which ladies
will be free. Prices 1Oc, zoe,
and SOC.
The Amsden brothers receiv.
ed a telegram Sunday stating
that Lee Amsden's brother-in
law, A. N. Casey of Elk River
| Mimi, was accidentally killed
while duck hunting. The par.
ticulars as far as Mr.. Amsden
learned them were that Mr.. Cas-.
ey was with two friends in a
boat, and while he was standing
in the end of the boat one of the
guns was accidentally discharg-
ed, the shot piercing the body OF
Mr.. Casey under the shoulder
blade and coming out on the
left side. killing him instantly
The funeral of the unfortunate
man took place last Wednesday.
The Amsden brothers Of this
county left Monday for Elk
River to attend the funeral.
Episcopal Bazaar.
The ladies of the Episcopal
Mission will hold their annual
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