The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-12-25

Walter Kerr is spending his
vacation from the Twin Brooks
schools at his Milbank home and
is helping in the Halves supply
store.
Miss Maud Farnham is home
for a visit with friends. She
has had charge of a school near
Marshall, Mimi, for several
months past.
All kinds of table sauce, sweet
and sour pickles, celery, lettuce,
parsley, ETC., at Schafers'.
Miss Alice and Charlotte Wood
are enjoying their Christmas in
Havana, Cuba, where they await
the arrival of their uncles, J. O..
Wood and J. G.. Elliot.
The clerk of courts has issued
a marriage license to Mr.. George
Swartwondt and Miss Mabel
Long, both of whom live in the
township of Lura, Grant county.
Miss Louisa Nyman accom-
panied by her brother, Emanuel
Nyman, from Renvllle, Mimi.
were visiting Clerk of Courts
Rabbits family the first of the
week.
Miss Emma Kunde, who has
for some time been employed at
the home of Engineer Leach, was
compelled to return to her home
in Twin Brooks on account of ill
health.
Rev. H. Haag, the young Ger
man minister who came to Mil
bank from Geneva, N. Y, a short
time ago, conducted services in
German at Twin Brooks Christ
mas eve.
Mrs. w. T. Burman and
daughter left Monday for a visit
among friends at different points
in Minnesota, and at Eau Claire,
Wis, expecting to be gone
several weeks.
Go to the opera house Decem-
Der % and hear Will l.. Lyma
sing those funny songs, ''rhey
Were All Doing The Same and
'The Indiana Farmerl'
Miss Emma Seide, who has
been clerking at the Druecl1er
store, expects to go to Brookings
for a term in the agricultural
college with the com mmencement
of the new year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Camp, of
Twin Brooks, who were in Mil
bank last Saturday, state that
they are making preparations
for a visit to the Pacific coast
after the first of the year.
j. M. Olson, of Strandberg,
came up last Saturday to take
the tram here for Wetaskawin,
Alberta, where his uncle, Ole
Nord, is located, and if he likes
the country may remain there.
Fresh Halibut, salmon, Baraga
Bay trout, Smells, Lake -of-the,
Isles pickeral and all kinds sea
sonable fish for the holiday trade
at Schafers'.
w. Labdell lost his pocket
book containing a dollar and
same papers, in front OF the post
office last Monday. Fortunately
w. G.. Ulrich picked it up and
left it at the HERALD-ADvANCE
office for the owner.
Ben Woitte, who for the past
three years has been living near
Thompson, in Grand Forks
couny, N. d., is making a visit
to his old home at Milbank.
Ben says he likes the north
country and is going back there.
In the list of the com mission
ers of the soldiers home which
we published last week, the name
Harvey Gunderson appeared.
He had been superseded by A.
S. Slower, of Kimball, the latter
having been appointed several
months ago.
For the next 80 days L will
have on exhibition high grade
piano which will be sold at a
reasonable price. Any one want
ing to buy a piano will find this
an excellent opportunity for a
bargain. II. EMANUEL
A Joint installation of officers
will take place tomorrow, Satur-
day evening, at Masonic hall
when the blue lodge and .. b. >.
will install officers for the ensu-
ing year. Masons, members OF