The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-11-25
Sanford Dodge company in
"Ghosts,' next week, Saturday,
December 3.

Ed Schumacher, of Olivia,
Mimi, is visiting with the John
Neuenburg family.
Thad L. Fuller is enjoying a
a visit from his father, Judge
Howard G.. Fuller, of Pierre.
Miss Goldie Stafford, one of the
senior pupils, had charge of Miss
Elliot S room during her absence.
w. B. Saunders leaves for st.
Louis Saturday, where there will
be meeting of the South Dakota
worlds fair board.
Mr.. Dean Carmine, of Aber-
deen, will take the place of Frank
Mccarthy as stenographer in
Mayor Bouck's law Office.
Last Wednesday Mrs. Ella r.
Ely received telegram announc-
ing the death of her father, Mr..
L. G. Robinson, of Pike, N. Y.
"Ibsen's Ghosts" are going to
be here in about a week, with
Sanford Dodge as master of cere-
monies. Saturday, Decem mber 3.
w. w. Wilson and family and
Tom Hicks and family ate their
Thanksgiving dinner with the
family of Len Kaercher in Orton
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Merry of
Minneapolis, are enjoying their
Thanksgiving in Milbank, on a
visit to George Merry and
family.
The Women's Missionary
Society rendered a very pleas
ing Thanksgiving program at
the Evangelical church last
evening.
Miss Ella Bleser and Lola
Vandervoort came down from
Webster Wednesday night to
eat Thanksgiving dinner with
their parents.
Miss Harriet M. Lockhart and
| friend, Miss Leach, teachers in
the Renville schools, are spend
ing their Thanksg giving vacation
with Milbank friends.
Miss Archambeau, the windo "
decorator in the Mittelsteadl
Bros. store, is spending her
Thanksgiving vacation with
friends in Watertown.
| Ole Dingsor, Of Blooming Val.
/ ley, was visitor in Milbank last
Wednesday. He was down to
get DR.. Hicks, the veterinarian
to kill some glandered horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Reeve, o1
Melrose now sign them selves
grandpa and grandma to &
fine boy born to their daughter
Mrs. E. J. Campbell of Orton Vile
MINI.
The Lilliputian company
which entertains at the opera
house next Wednesday will give
a matinee in the afternoon, as
we'll as the evening entertain
ment.
julius Hanson, knows where
the best turkeys and best cooks
are, so came to Milbank for his
dinner on Thursday and inciden
tally to take a few orders fo1
gents furnishing goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Theim Ell
came over from Strandburg ano
ate their Thanksgiving dinner
at the Elliot home. Miss Ada
Elliot also came from Mime
apolis to enjoy the Thanksgiving
season at home.
Miss Esther Partridge returned
from Colesburg, Iowa, las
Wednesday morning, where
she went two weeks ago to
attend the funeral of her grand
father, Daniel Partridge, who had
reached the ripe old age of 9;
years and seven months.
The Big Stone high schoo
boys came up to Milbank Thurs
day afternoon for game of foo
ball with the Milbank school. 4
very interesting game of foo
ball was pulled off before a large
crowd of spectators. The Mil
bank team was successful, win
ming the game in score of q
too.
| G. w. Kindlespine, of Spencer
Iowa, and Miss Selma Decree
of Stewart, Mimi, were 81
thankful last Thursday that the,
appeared before Judge Lock
hart and had all of their happi
ness and tbankfulness doubled
up into one great big bundle
rron,;cirU at, tho Same time I,