The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-10-16

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lodge next Thursday evening
"A 1ull attendance is requested.
Miss Marie Collins treated her
girl friends to a taffy partv
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. M. B. Wisemau is spend.
ing the week with friends in
Montevideo, MINI.
All who wish to contribute 70
the rummage sale leave word
with Mrs. Gus Mittelstaedt
and goods will be called for.
Coming! Expert tailor at
Erlandson e Johnson's store
Tor two days-October 23rd and
24th.
Miss Caddie Jones, of Monte
Vldeo, spent day or two last
week with Milbank friends as
the guest of the W. Let's family.
Miss Lou Hawes arrived home
last Monday from a visit of
several weeks to Seattle and
other points in Washington state.
James Kerr has for the past
week or two been laid up with
rheumatism, and has been unable
to make his usual rounds with
the oil truck.
Rev. Wiseman, of Schaller.
Ia, has been making a visit to
friends in Milbank during the
week. Heis on his way to North
Dakota.
Grandma Potter, who has been
staying several weeks with Mrs.
L. L. Conright, left for her home
in Wisconsin last Tuesday
morning.
Rev. G. r. Geer, the Methodist
minister at Ortonviue, was
returned to that city for another
year by the annual conference
recently held at Duluth.
Miss Minnie Atkinson, of Des
Moines, Ia, a cousin of Mrs. J.
D. Smull, is making a visit to
the Smull family this week, hav-
ing come by way of Revillo last
Monday.
The Excelsior club met with
Mrs. DoWnie Wednesday. A
very interesting paper was read
by Mrs Brockman. After the
business meeting candle lunch
was served by the hostess.
Dad" Bishop, one of the old
time printers and newspaper
men Of the state, but who is now
travelling for the American Type
Foundry, was in town yesterday
looking up the wants of the
printers for material.
DR.. Frits Anderson is a new
physician and surgeon who has
located in Milbank. He is a
graduate of the University of
Christiania, Norway, and has but
lately come to this country. He
will have his office in rooms over
the Poppe drug store.
During the heavy storm Sat
urday the tall smoke stack at
the mill was blown down. For
the presenta a short piece of stack
has been erected which will give
sufficient draft to furnish steam
for elevating and feed grinding
until a new stack can be ordered
and raised in position.
Sisseton Banner: Olaf Negaard,
tailor at the G.. L. Folkstad cloth
ING store, moved his family from
Milbank to this city the latter
part of last week. Mr.. Negaard
comes to this city well recon
mended and has already proven
himself to be valuable addition
to the tailoring department of
the store.
Messrs. John Carlson & Co.
this week finished work upon
the Swedish Lutheran church.
The building is handsome little
structure and is nicely finished
in every way. The building has
a seating space of 30x44 feet and
is furnished with oak pews, the
pulpit and sacristy railing also
being of oak. The building VIII
be heated by furnace and proo-
ably lighted by gas.
From our state exchanges we
see that the picture man is
around again working the lnno'
cent. The method is to offer to
Give so many pictures away Tree
in each town and get your picture
TO be enlarged. Another man
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