The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-02-12

days during the past week.
W. Neuenburg, of Danube,
Mimi, was up visiting his Mil
bank friends last Saturday.
j. S. Farley. the hard ware
man, has been on business trip
to the cities during the week.
Nettie, the little eight-year-old
daughter of James Lockhart has
been taken down with the scarlet
fever, but we understand she is
getting along nicely.
Miss Lillian M. Phelps will
speak Friday night on the
Lincoln program at the M. b,
church She will also speak at
the M. E. church Sunday morn
ing and at the Congregations
church Sunday evening.
Hon. Coe [. Crawford was a
Mil lbank visitor Tuesday, spend
ing the day in this city looking
up the prospects for his canvass
He was on his way to Sisseton
where he went to make public
address Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Elias Wise, notice OF
whose decease is given in the
Alban news. was one Of the old
settlers of Alban oWnship. His
remains were brought from
Montevideo on Tuesday fol
burial in the Albau cemetery
We have received announce
ment Of the marriage Of Mr.
Michael Hoeltgen and Miss
Elizabeth Ann Brig 2htbill, al
Cando, n. d., on the 2nC
inst. The groom is q former
Milbank boy, aud his many
friends here extend cOngratula
tions and wish him every
happiness.
w. G. Miller and wife, whc
had been spending several week:
visiting at Madison, Wis, where
Mrs. M Her S sister is living, an(
at other points cast, returned
home last week. Either thc
Wisconsin climate or the chang
of diet agreed with viii as la
was not at all run down when ht
got home.
Gronnd feed for sale a. tn
Big Windmill.
The bachelor maids OF Militant
assisted by numerous matron
gave Il very enjoyable leap yea
dancing party at Harmonic hal
on Thursday night to their gen
tleman friends. The hall wa
very prettiIy decorated AM
music was furnished by th
Miller orchestra. Supper a
Hotel St. Hubert.
TIE business mems banquet
which has become an annua
event at Aberdeen, and to whic
the business men of the mort
part Of the state are invited
takes places on Thursday even
ing, February IS. One and one
third fare tickets will be sold Of
the M waukee and Northweste
roads, good for return till th
10th.
Ga February 23d The Stock
holm school board VIII aEar,
contract for a new school build
ing at that place. The buildin;
will be two stories in height an,
will be large enough 10 anSWe
for school purposes for man.
years TO come If the bids ar
satisfactory, the contract Wi
!, be awarded as soon as p0ssibi
SO work can commence on tn
: building with the opening Q
spring
On telegram from AberdeeI
: last Thursday Sheriff CraWfort
arrested a passenger on th
! night train and took him back
Aberdeen. The man had q licke
for the Pacific coast, but wa
charged with stealing an over
t coat from his former employer
who had befriended him on
7 previous trouble in which he wa
involved. The Aberdeen News
says the diff Guilty cost the felloN
} considerably more than the prlc
OF a new overcoat.
Aberdeen News: Last evenin
in honor Of the birthday of Mis-
Wlihelmina Seide. Miss Viva
Curdy gave leap year part
at her home with Mr.. and Mrs
II. G. Andrus on Seventh avenu
west. The young ladies too
ad vantage OF the leap year priN
ileSes, and with hacks escorte
the young men to and from tn
, evenings entertain ment. One {
, the features of the evening wa