The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-12-04

DR.. M. F. Guinon, optician, is
now at the City hotel, and parties
having eye trouble will do we'll
to call upon him. Consultation
free
The quarterly statement of
the Merchants bank appears in
another column and shows the
excellent condition of the oldest
banking institution in the city.
Mrs. M. H. Wiseman has been
visiting in Montevideo, and Mrs.
M. B. Wiseman at her old home
in Blue Earth county, the ladies
having left for the above points
last Monday.
That Valley Queen flour is
pleasing our people is demon
strated by the big demand. It
took fifteen days run of the mill
to supply the local demand for
this popular flour last month.
Remember the Episcopal fair
to be held in the Harmonic Hall,
Wednesday, Decem ber 9th, after
noon and evening, with supper
at $50 o'clock, by the ladies of
the Guild. Everybody invited.
Rev. G. E. Rowley, of Toledo,
Ohio, who conducted a series of
meetings in this city last winter,
has been engaged for special
meetings at the M. E. church at
Henry to commence next week.
Theo. Stats, who had been
working at the Milbank depot
for several months past has been
transferred to Wheaton, where
he takes a position as operator.
Abe Young has been working IN
his place here the pas! week.
Roy Perkins, foreman in the
HERALD ADVANCE office, has re-
ceived announcement of the
marriage of his brother, Lewis
Perkins, at Spokane, Wash, on
thanksgiving day. Mr.. Perkins
is foreman on the Spokane
Chronicle.
Judge Garland has appointed
Paul Babcock, of Sisseton, to the
position of United States CON-
missioner at that place to fill the
vacancy caused by the resigna-
tion of Capt. F. M. Hopkins, who
has held the position for a num-
Der of years.
G.. w. Prevey recently received
a letter from J. A. Williams stat
ing that his family arrived safe
ly in California and that they are
nicely situated in their new home
at Santa Cruz, and that Mr..
Williams was negotiating for a
piece of land in that vicinity.
A gift to educate as we'll as
amuse may be seen in the show
window of 0. NJ. Pease' music
store. A baby sewing machine.
Sews with perfect stitch; moth
ing to wear out; simple-any
child can operate it. Uses stand
ard needles and thread. Drop
in and look at it.
Mrs. Wallace writes to her
daughter, Mrs. L. H. Bentley, OF
this city, that she arrived safely
at Long Beach, CAL. where she
expects to spend the winter
When leaving Minneapolis she
found that Mr.. and Mrs. 0. W
Antelman, formerly of this place,
were going to California on the
same train and they made the
journey together.
DR.. J. A. Jacotel and bride,
Miss Agnes Berquist, who were
married in Minneapolis on the
25th ult., as announced las1
week, have arrived home ano
have been receiving the con
eratulations of their friends
They have commenced house
keeping in the house formerly
owned and occupied by j. "A
J Williams.
We understand that nothing
has been heard from Chas. Dens
more, the Osceola farmer who
has been absent for some weeks
, and whose return is being anx
iously awaited by creditors II
Wilmot, Sunni and Milbank, as
there are several thousand dol
, lars altogether that should o.
: divided among them, but whlct
Charles neglected to turn ovel
before his departure.
Mr.. Ed Bunting OF Adams
who came up to the county sea
one day last week, stated tina
Mrs. Bunting had just pre-
, sented him with another
"Bye baby Bunting.
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