The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-01-02

MISS Maude Farnham, who is
teaching at Tracy, MINI came
home last week to spend the
holidays.
Miss Kittie Wasem of Big
Stone, has been spending the
week with her sisters here, Mrs.
Ramer and Mrs. .Brockman.
Miss Nina Fanset, of Dodge
Center, and Mrs. A. T. Hopkins
Of Watertown were here during
the week on a visit to their
mother, Mrs. j. Fanset.
Go to Stone & Sullivan S for
books. You can buy so per cent
cheaper there than any where
else. 500 novels for 1Oc each.
Books worth 50 and rs cents for
% cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rix, of
Groton, cousins of Attorney Rix,
were visiting with the latter's S
i'd mlly the first of the week. They
were on their way home from a
visit in Michigan.
William Graham, the former
Alban citizen, who is now living
at Anamoose, N. d., writes to
have his paper sent to Gait, Ont,
for three months, as he has gone
to spend the winter there.
The sleighing at the present
time is probably better than it
has ever been for any mum Der of
years past. Of course where the
reads have not been travelled the
snow is too deep in places.
The attention of young men
and women intending to take a
business course is directed to
the advertisement of the Granger
Business College in another
column. The graduates of the
Granger school are always in
demand.
O. II. Bauman, who has been
working in Watertown for some
months past, has been under the
weather for a short time and
Wednesday came over for a visit
with Milbank friends, believing
that was the best medicine he
could take.
August and Albert Raebel
returned home last week from a
visit to their brother Morris. at
Sandstone, Pine county, Mimi.
August also visited the Kelton
family at Mile Lacs while away
Morris Raebel is making ar
rangements to move to North
Dakota.
ID. N. Hunt of Redfeld, was in
town Tuesday, talking up his
town for state capital. Mr.. Hunt
is an old friend and comrade of
N. I. Lowthian, both of them
having been members of the
Fifth Minnesota regiment in the
Cos, and campaigned it togeth-
er for mum Der of years.
DR.. Daniels is making arrange
ments for a trip to the Pacific
coast country, and expects to
start about the middle of the
month. He intends to visit
friends in Washington, Oregon
and California, and while in San
Francisco will take a post-gradu-
ate course in one of the well
known medical institutions OF
that city.
The local lodge of Odd Fellows
has just added a complete new
outfit to it's paraphernalia for
initiatory work. The goods
came this week, and are of very
beautiful material and workman
ship. and the Odd Fellows should
now be prepared to do some de-
gree work in very fine style.
The M. G. Lilley company of
Columbus, O., furnished the
goods, which were of a most sat-
isfactory character.
The militia company have
made arrangements with the
Dode Fisk Concert company 70
give concert at the opera house
on Tuesday night, January 18th,
to be followed by a dance. This
company is well known for the
superior class of music which
it furnishes, and both the con-
cert and the party following will
be first class in every respect.
1t is this company which has
been engaged to play for the in
augural ball at Pierre. The con-
cert will commence at 8:15 sharp,
at which time all persons must
be in their seats or wait until the
number being rendered on the
program has been concluded.