The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-11-04

Mrs. George S. Rix and little
dau ghter Doris left for Chicago
last Wednesday night to visit
for a month or more.
"A. w. Schone had a fine regis
tered Poland China at the mar
ket day sale Wednesday. The
pig weighed 600 lbs.
Mrs. George Ortwein, of Aber-
deem, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. L. O. Clark, and other Mil
bank friends for a few weeks.
]. A. Mcbride shipped a car
load Of his effects to southern
California this week, and intends
to make his home in that state. |
Mrs. n. j. Bleser and little
daughter left for Minneapolis
yesterday where they expect to
visit with friends for a few
days.
John Hicks, jr., who had been
visiting at the old home in Mil
bank for a month or SO past, re-
turned to his home in Alberta
the first of the week. y
Last Monday a party of young
people forcibly took possession
of and spent a pleasant evening
at the Dehlendorf home, few
miles north of town.
When in need of collars try the
Helmet brand. Two for 25c is
the price. Erlandson q John
son sell them.
John Sauressig, of Big Stone,
was up to Milbank Monday,
meeting his old friends in this
city. Mr.. Sauressig recently
bought what is known as the
Grosskopf brick house in Big
Stone for a home.
Henry Neil, secretary Of the
South Dakota MlIlers AssOcla-
ton and an Old lme resident OF
Milbank who - now living at
Madison, WIS greeting friends
here Tuesday while attending to
some association business.
Mr.. w. Keeney and wife took
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week f.r Texas, making a visit
to the Nnriu 5 fair on their way
| down They expect to remain
there /; ring the winter If the
climale agrees with Mr.. keeney
K. J. Miller, Of Ortonville,
and j J Hamilton, the district
manager of the Surety Fund
Life insurance company Of Min
neapoIis, have been in the city
for a few days this week, work
ing up the life insurance bust
ness.
DR.. Kriesel was called out t(
the w. G. Ackerman farm Tues
day evening, where Ray Cannon
had been kicked in the face by
a horse. Several stitches had t
be made in the wound, and the
face was badly cut and bruised
at the nose.
: The board of education at it,
, monthly meeting last Weel
t named the following as tn
library board: Mrs. w. B
| Saunders, Mrs. G. A. Wood, Mrs
B. F. Vossburg, Henry Schafe
and G.. L. Wood, the last two t.
represent the board of education
: : on the library board.
5 Halloween was observed quit
: generally by the young peopl
4 this year in harmless pranks
TO the credit of the kids be
said there was no destruction c
property or anything else tina
> should call for rebuke, and it j
probable that the youngster
enjoyed themselves just as muc
as if they had resorted to tn
J vandalism that in times gone b
has marked the halloween spor
!, Aberdeen News: The will {
F" the late S. p. Howell, of FREQ
> erick, was filed and the day st
: for the appointment OF execute
,, on November 21st. The Wi
= shows the estate to be wort
! about $4,000, which is to +
divided in seven equal part
n among his wife and six children
g The deceased in his will appoin
h ed his wife and two sons as e,
IS ecutrix and executors of tt
y estate.
- John Eliason, a fireman on
80 stock train going east last Tue
- day night, was killed by iumpir
from the engine near the b