The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-12-12
See shetland floss at SOC per ID.
STONE & SULLIVAN,

Solid gold, gold filled and roll
plate jewelry suitable for Christ
mas presents at H. w. Counter s
jewelry store.
For up-to date dentistry a,
moderate prices go to Mcbride
the dentist. Over Lindquist &
Osmundson's res taurant.
Chas. Eddy has been home for
a day or two this week, but goes
to St. Paul to-day to work for a
time in the postal transfer al
that city.
DR.. Kriesel was called to Sum.
nit the first of the week to attend
a little eight-year-o old daughter
OF DR.. Morton. of that place who
was i'll with appendicitis.
1t is a pleasure to announce
the engagement of Mr.. Sanford
Dodge and his excellent com
pany in a grand production OF
''The Gladiator" Opera house,
Saturday, December 13. Prices
75c, SOC, and Csc.
Postmaster Rose calls atten-
tlon to the fact that many per-
sons put one-cent stamp on a
rural delivery letter, and their
letters are consequently held for
postage or returned. 1t will be
we'll to remember that letter
to go on rural route is not a drop
letter. 1t must have a two-cent
stamp upon it.
Mrs. J. L. Lockhart, of Pierre,
was visiting Milbank friends the
first of the week, and on Monday
left for Chicago, where she goes
to get the baby daughter of Mr..
Lockhart's sister, who died a
short time ago. The father has
placed the motherless child in
the care of Mr.. Lockhart's fam
lily during it's tender years.
Some of those sterling silver
goods put up in handsome boxes
without label, at Counter S
jewelry store can be named a
thingamajig, they have some
thing to do with eating, can be
used for spearing olives Or stack
ing cabbages, yes they are pretty
when engraved to order free of
charge at Counters jewelry store
in Milbank.
"The Gladiator" when pre-
sented by such a clever actor as
Mr.. Sanford Dodge means an
evening of perfect enjoyment to
the lovers of the legitimate
drama. Mr.. Dodge has an
enviable reputation both as an
actor and manager and the
theater goers of this community
who seek the very best in dra.
matte art cannot afford to miss
this delightful performance.
Quite a party of Masons from
Appleton, Minn., attended the
meeting of the r. A. M. chapte,
last evening. Among the visitors
were, A. D. Countryman, who
has been grand master of Mime
sofa during the'past year, A. w
Stanton, J. G. Ewers, B. U
Johnson, G. Kivley, Manfort
Horn, P. Wang, J. T. Wilkinson
Geo. A. DeForrest, j. r. Dow
Hayden French of Ortonvile e
Jas. Redlie of st. Paul, and w
A. Dahlgren of Minneapolis wer,
also visitors.
| George Egrmeyer, of Twil
Brooks was in town Wednesday
having a doctor dress the thumb
on his left hand which he hae
cut quite badly. Mr.. Egrmeyel
has recently returned from ;
trip through southern Mime
sofa and northern Iowa. HI
says that much thrashing re
mains to be done in parts of tn
country that he visited, the con
| tinuous rains having interferet
with the work and also injure,
the grain in stack. In the west
ern part of Iowa both corn an,
grain are better than furthe
east. He made some purchas
of land in Iowa while away.
The bereavement which cam
to the family of James Lock
hart on the 4th inst, was o
peculiar suddenness and deepl
affected the family. The bah
had sometimes been subject t
spasms but had always mad
known it's pain by crying. H
was seemingly all right whe
put to sleep just before tn
noon hour. and when the mothe
thinking that the child wa
sleeping longer than usual wen
to see it. she found the little on