The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-12-18

w. B. Hougen, who lives near
Corona, was a Milbank visitor |
last Friday.
Harry Pawson is reported on
the invalid list this week, threat
ened with typhoid fever.
Ed. Trexler, of Fargo, arrived
Wednesday morning for an eX-
tended visit at the Union hotel.
H. w. Counter, the jeweler,'
has recently purchased the DR..
Rose store building which he and
O. M. Pease occupy.
DR.. Ferguson left Tuesday for
Chicago, where he goes to attend
q meeting of the Railway Sur
geOns association in that city.
E. H. Benedict has SO far
recovered from his attack Of
typhoid fever that he is now
able to be down town occasionally.
All kinds of table sauce, sweet
and sour pickles, celery, lettuce,
parsley, ETC., at Schafers'.
Mrs. w. w. Downie went to
Sisseton yesterday, where she
will visit friends and install
the officers Of the local chapter
O. E. S.
John Little, one of the early
settlers in Roberts county, died
at his home in Wilmot on the
10th inst. The funeral takes
place today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bohn, of
this city, and Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Bohn and Siegfried Bonn,
of Twin Brooks, spent Sunday
with relatives at Butler, S. d.
Miss Ruby Thomas, who has
been living with her aunt, Mrs
J. Fanset, for some time, returned
to her home in Lake City yester,
day. Mrs. Fanset is visiting
with her daughter in Watertown.
Rev. S. A. ChappeIl received
a telegram Tuesday announcing
the sudden death of Mrs. Chap
pell's father at his home IL
Maiden, Ill. Mr.. and Mrs
| ChaDDell took the midnight train
for that place.
Hugh Wood met with an accl
dent Wednesday, falling over
the bannister Of the stairway
at the school house and cutting
his head quite severely. 1t Is
wonderful what risks these
boys will take to test the law
of gravitation.
In another column we print
directory of the state and U. >
officers of South Dakota Will
their home addresses. BY pre-
serving this list you may some
time find it convenient whel
desiring to correspond with any
of these officials.
A genuine touch OF Wlnte
weather came down upon us las
Saturday evening and the mer
curry dropped into the cellar =
degrees below zero before
t found bottom. 1t commenced l.
5 moderate Tuesday, and tn
, weather has been very comfort
: able since.
Schafer Bros. have made al
r rangements for a special assor'
e ment of choice meats for thel
e holiday trade. Stall fed bee.
n corn fed pig pork, stall fe
S Shropshire lambs, SouthdoW
mutton, sweet milk veal an
Westlev's mamie meat, first eve
" offered in this market.
! The ladies' of the NJ. E. churc
e perpetrated a surprise upon tt
pastor and his wife, at the
;, meeting at the parsonage lhur
- - dav afternoon of last week Whe
:. thew made them the recipient
g of a canned "shoWer, ~ eac
- visitor bringing "a can or pr
,, y served fruit or vegetables Il
. the parsonage cellar.
va Mrs. c.. II. Kim ball, Of Verno
# left for Overholt. n d., Mondi
s evening, where she goes TO Spel
=. a part of the winter with her Sc
it Arthur. Miss Blanche h'm o'
ID has recently proved up on n
Is claim, which is adjoining tha'
of her brother, and will retuI
;, here this week to keep house I
"a her father during her mother
- absence.
1e Attorney Bentley enjoyed t
e. company of a party OF gent
II, men friends at dinner OF ca