The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-12-11

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from Fargo where she has been
employed in a store.
Thos. Kippen starts next week
for Toronto, Canada, where he
will make his home during the
winter. While enroute he will
visit for few days with friends
in Minneapolis and Chicago.
Save for your summer vaca-
tion by taking advantage of our
big bargains.
STONE & SULLIVAN.
Jens Peterson, who has re-
sumed charge of the bowling
alley, has put in a stock of con
fectionery and cigars in connec-
ton with the bowling alley, and
invites the public to call and
sample his goods.
That pleasant smile on the
countenance of our friend George
Schafer has been cultivated by
the fact that a handsome little
daughter now brightens the
Schafer home, and is considered
the first lady of the land in that
household.
Miss Hattie Prevey, who has
just concluded teaching q three
months term of school at Efing-
ton, in Roberts county, was
spending a few days at home
last week, preparatory to entering
upon four months term of
school few miles from Efing-
| ton.
A photo of yourself will make
a nice Xmas present for your
friends. Drop into Niles studio
and see what he can do for you.
Captain A. F.. Lindquist went
to Redfield last Tuesday to at
tend a meeting of the officers of
the state militia The conference
is one of the requirements of the
national guard law, and is for
the purpose of making plans for
bringing the militia up to the
highest possible efficiency.
DR.. Upton, the osteopath, last
week transferred his practice
and office effects to DR.. John w.
Pay, and has returned to his old
home at West Salem, Wis. DR..
Pay come from Arlington and is
we'll recommended as skillful
practitioner, and is prepared to
give osteopathic treatment in the
most approved manner. He is
located in Wood Bros. block.
Warning! If you miss 1.-The
Metropolitans' Friday night you
miss the treat of the season.
Mr.. H. Il. Smith, a former resi-
dent of Roberts county, who re-
moved to Wolf Point, Montana
last year, stopped over in Mil
bank between trains Tuesday.
He was on his way home to Mon
tana, where he is engaged in one
of the Indian schools on reser
vation. He had been to Roberts
county to look after some of his
farming interests north of Cor
IOna.
| An exchange says; "a merry
go-round man at Lacrosse got his
leg caught in the cable of his ma.
chine 'The crowd about could
hear the legcrack as it was broken
in several places. The machine
was clogged and brought to a
standstill, and several women
tainted. The unfortunate man
, smiled wearily, wiggled around
and unstrappe6 a wooden leg
and announced cheerfully: Gee
your tickets for the next ride.
!. Some nineteen young people
Joined the Y. p. S. organized by
Rev. r. Strutz at the Evangelical
church last Monday evening
The following officers were elect
ed:
) President-Rev. Heinrich Haag
; VicePresident-Miss Clara Kahl
,, Secretary-Miss Ella Kruger.
Corresponding Secretary-Mls'
Dora Dehlendorf.
Treasurer-Chas. Dehlendorf.
Oreanist-Miss Clara Kahl.
Reserved seats now on sail
; for "The Metropolitans. Ge
your seats early. Prices 20, 8;
and so cents.
Money is good thing ant
; serves many useful purposes
! 1t is quite impossible to accom-
plish much without it, but tn
,, fact remains that the most de
! sirable possessions in this worlt
cannot be bought and sold