The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-12-09

Market Day in Milbank is the
first Wednesday of each month,
rain or shine.
j. G. Jenson, of Stockholm.
was doing business at the county
seat last Wednesday.
Mrs. d. S. Cable came down
from Wilmot Thursday to attend
the bazaar of the ladies guild.
Election of officers of Esther
Chapter next Monday evening.
Every memb Der requested to be
present.
Ray Cannon left Monday night
for Portal, n D., where his wife
has been for some time with her
mother.
j. H. Hennings returned the
first of the week from Milaca,
Mimi, where he purchased a six
ty acre farm.
Messrs. G.. Hulsman and son
returned last week from an
extended trip to New York and
other eastern cities.
The numerous friends of A. L.
Abbott will regret to learn that
he has been in a very feeble con-
dition for some days past.
County Auditor Pinckney has
been away for a week, enjoying a
visit to Minneapolis and the old
home in Fillmore county, Mimi.
Miss Kate Schnacke, the Big
Stone postmistress, spent Sun
day with her aunt, Mrs. Won
Valid, and among Milbank
friends.
DR.. Kohler, of minneapolis,
will be in MilbanS Wednesday,
Decem Der 14th, to do eye, ear,
nose and throat work. Office at
DR.. Kriesel's S.
The Henry Schafef family nave
been enjoying a visit from Mrs.
Schafer' brother Mr.. Henry
Koch and his wife, whose home
is at OWatonna.
Gilbert Nelson, one of the sub
stantial farmers living south of
Summit, was down at the county
seat Tuesday, attending to some
business matters.
Rev. j. Deginsue, the pastor
of the Lutheran church in Alban,
spent Sunday in Webster. where
he went to fill the pulpit of an
absent pastor at that place.
O. f. Lindahl, one of the sub
stantial farmers Of the Strand
burg vicinity was up at the
county seat Monday, and was
a caller at the HERALD-ADvANCE
office.
d. B. Nichols, while away a
week or soaeo, visited Zum brota,
his old home, where he saw Will
Poison and inspected his laun-
dry. The latter S friends will be
glad to know that Will has a nice
plant and is doing a good busi-
ness.
August Port, who has been at
tending the Wisconsin university
aJ Madison, is home on a visit
August takes considerable inter
est ia college athletics, and does
little sprinting himself when
he has his hair com bed and his
corns are not hurting him.
A number of the railroad Off
cials, while on an inspection tour
along the line, visited the recent
ly ompleted improvements at
the dam. Among the party
were: General Manager H. r.
Williams, Assistant General
Manager Underwood, Assist
ant Superintendent Sewell and
j. B. Moll, general roadmas-
ter. They were we'll pleased
with the work and the perma-
nent character of the same.
A party of our farmers north
and west Of town, among whom
are Rudolph Berkner, Gus Liebe,
Nick Boerger, A. Bohn and the
Ferber brothers have purchased
a fine Belgian horse that has just
been imported, paying $4,000 for
him. The animal has the ap-
pearance Of the perfect draught
horse, and the purchasers are
naturally proud of him, as he is
the only full -blooded imported
Belgian in this locality.
VIM. Graham and wife have
sold their farm northeast of
town to Mrs. Clark, of Big
Stone, S. D. Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham will move to their for
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