The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-02-14
MILBANK, S. D., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ii, 1902

Going to clean your seed wheat?
See that "Hero' Separator at
Wood Bros.
The Congregational ladies are
preparing for a Japanese enter.
tainment the week after Easter.
Watch the papers for further
details.
D. N. Reed, the machine man
who is making his headquarters
in Watertown this winter, is
stopping in Milbank for a week
or two.
The W. r. G. celebrated
Lincoln S birthday by giving
dinner to their friends at the
hall on Wednesday, with an inn
promptu Lincoln program.
DR.. E. A. Rich and M. L. Babb
of Wilmot, took the train here
last night for st. Paul, where
Mr.. Babb's brother was taken
short time ago for a surgical
operation.
Miss Fanny Frost, who has
been stopping with her sister,
Mrs. E. p Dore, for several
months. returned to Minneapolis
Wednesday, where she will en-
gage in millinery work.
Sherman Nixon, of the City
hotel, who nas been having a SER
ious time with pneumonia for a
month or SO past, is able to be
out but will be obliged to be very
careful of himse for some time.
Good things come all at once
sometimes. There's L. M. Kaer-
cher now who is as proud as
Prince Henry because of the ar
rival of pair fine healthy twin
daughters at his home last
Wednesday.
Amos Young, who has been
employed in pressing hay in
Roberts county for several
months, returned home last
week to remain. Mr.. Young has
regained his health and this win
ter is as active as ever.
Mrs. w. F. Neuenburg and
Mrs. S. M. Pasco entertained
their friends to the number of
Two score and a half, at the home
of the former last Friday even
ing, in whist party. A very
enjoyable social evening was re-
ported by all present.
The "Hero" Grain Separator.
You can clean all kinds of grain
with the Hero" Separator. It
will clean fax to perfection, take
out all the cookie and buckwheat
aud any small seed. Will separ-
ates wheat and oats, and clean
each one at the same time.
Wood Bros. sell it.
Mrs. D. B. Nichols was taken
suddenly i'll Wednesday after
noon while in Mrs. Conright's S
store, and it was some time be-
fore she was restored to con-
sciousness and several hours
before it was deemed advisable
to remove her to the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Ecker.
Mobiles theatre company will
open a FIVE nights engagement
on Monday, February 18th, in
good repertoire of comedies and
dramas Monday night, ladies
free. Tickets, one lady and one
gent or two ladies on one paid
reserve seat ticket. Prices as
always, 10c, zoe and 3Oc.
G.. A. Wood returned from
business trip to Chicago last
week, and while there visited his
young friend, Olaf Peterson, who
is attending a theological sem
mary in that city. He also
stopped at Red Wing, Mimi, on
his way home, where he met our
old friend David Neill, whose
home is in that city.
Andy Anderson, who is SO we'll
known as the all-round man at
the St. Hubert hotel, but who is
now working in the Mehegan
hotel at Appleton, came up to
spend Sunday with his Milbank
friends. Andy has recently
taken the Kelley cure at Mime
apolis, and his friends here were
pleased to see him looking so
we'll, and hope to see him success
fully travel the road he has
started out upon.
john johnson, the coal man
while in his office Sunday night
discovered team drawing up to
his wood-pile, but the driver