The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-01-03
A. R. Bennett, of Waubay, is
visiting his old friend, H. J.
Benedict.

Benedict.
Mrs. James Cochrane, of Yer
non township, has gone on avisit
to friends at the old home in New
Hampton, Iowa.
! Look out for the "Rummage
Sale" to be held sometime in
January, under auspices of the
Ladies Episcopal Guild.
Smoke nothing but our Upmann
cigar. The Extra 5, Royal Eagle and
Little Havannas, are sold at SC but
equal any regular 1Oc cigar on the
market.
DR.. Rich, of Wilmot, took the
morning train for Wilmot Mon
day on his return from having
enjoyed a few days at his old home
in St. Paul.
Roy Lee came down from
Webster to spend a few days at
his old home in Milbank, last
week. He is employed in a
barber shop at Webster.
Miss Georgia Carrick started
on the Goth ult., for Boston, where
shegoes to pursue her elecu-
tionary work at Emerson college
in that city.
The ladies benevolent society
will meet with Mrs, Randall.
Thursday, Jan. 9th; all members
are requested to be present and
bring their thimb bles.
DR.. Huestis. wife and daughter
who had been visiting with the
Weddell apd George Schafer
families, returned to their home
at Minneapolis yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Weddell
were visiting at Aberdeen for a
few days the latter part of last
week, having gone there to at
tend the wedding of a friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson,
of Cedar Rapids. Iowa, and Miss
Gertie Hutchinson, of Twin
Brooks, have been visiting Mrs.
A. K. Crawford during the week.
E. Emanuel was called 10 fumi-
gate the home of Reube Nelson.
some thirteen miles southeast Of
town. The man had the small.
pox in a light form and is a
bachelor, living by himself.
Mr.. Peter Vandervoort who
had been undergoing treatment
in St. Paul for some time, but
came home to spend Christmas,
returned with Mrs. Vandervoort
to the cities yesterday morning.
Sweethearts and wives are the joy
of our lives, and why make home and
company suffer the tortures of smell
ing the disagreeable oder of poor
cigar. when Upmann's famous Extra
5, is indeed a pleasure to smell the
richness of it's aroma. Try one and
he convinced.
Prof. F. S. Randolph of Sisse-
ton, county superintendent of
Roberts county, visited over
Sunday with Milbank people
while on his way home from the
meeting of the state educational
society at Madison.
Miss Bessie Cooke and Mrs.
Ella Won Valid left last night for
Mimic, N. D., where they are to
teach school, and where Mrs.
Won Valid had been teaching for
four months previous to her COM
ing home for the holiday season
Miss Nuna Shannon, who has
been acting as librarian in the
reading room, has accepted q
position in the public school at
Bathgate, N. D., and her sister,
Miss Minnie Shannon, will take
her place as acting librarian in
the public reading room.
John Oehler and wife late Of
Hallock, Mimi, who are about to
remove to Latah, WASH, have
been visiting with the family Of
G. T. Oehler during the week.
Mr.. G. D. Oehler. q former resi-
dent Of this locality, has recently
removed from Hallock to Latah.
William Brandt, who is q stu
dent at the medical department
of the Minnesota university, was
greeting his Milbank friends the
first Of the week. He has been
spending the holidays at his
home ia Big Stone. He states
that his brother Charles has &C
cepted q position in one Of the
technical colleges in Chicago.
The Grant county teachers
were represented at the meeting
Of the state association held Of
Madison last week by Profs.
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