The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-11-25

In another column is the quar-
terly report of the Merchants
bank of this city, showing local
to the amount of S172,- !
725 80.
All mem bers of Esther Chap
ter are requested to be present
next Monday evening, Novem Der
2Sth, as matters of Importance
will bebefore the mem bers at
that time.
"A number of the older mem
bers Of the German Evangelical
church came in upon William
Meyers, the blacksmith, Tuesday
evening aud hurried him along
on the road to recovery
Friends in the city received
word of the death of Miss Min
ME Grabow at Corona last Tues
day, the funeral of the young
lady taking place today, Rev.
George Kase officiating.
Mrs. Angie Williamson, of
Madison, S. D., was the guest
of Mrs. Downie Monday, while
on her way home from Sisseton,
where she had been making an
off cial visit to the Eastern Star
Chapter.
A letter from Santa Cruz in
forms US that j. A. Williams has
opened a real estate office and
is now prepared to locate his
friends on the most desirable
properties in that section of
the state.
George Daniels, who accom-
panied his aunts to NOrthfield
last Saturday, will return to
Milbank the first of next week
to attend to some business mat
ters and will then go on to Cali
fornia with Mrs. Daniels.
The ladies of the Episcopal
Guild will hold their annual
Bazaar and supper at Harmonic
hall, Thursday afternoon and
evening, December 8. Come
and buy your Christmas gifts
from their large assortments OF
fancy articles.
Mrs. Lelah Curl, teacher IN
the seVent til grade, left for home
in WatertoWn Wednesday to be
present at the wedding Of her
brother Frank Cannon to Miss
Nellie Fountain. of Clark, which
took place on Thanksgiving day
at the brides home.
Miss Alice Jones, of Big Stone,
who is teaching school near
Corona, stopped in Milbank aud
visited the Downie family be-
tween trains or Wednesday
while on her way home to eat
Thanksgiving dinner with her
parents at Big Stone.
Miss Mayme Hausaur was the
successful contestant in the
Ortonville Herald Star voting
contest, and secured the piano,
while Evelyn Travett was award
ed trip to the St. Louis fair,
and Miss Hulda Johnson has a
fine gold watch as her reward.
Fred Meyers nearly sue
cumbed to heart failure when a
group of mysterious looking
young people suddenly took
possession of his home
last Tuesday evening, but
after having restoratives applied
in the way of games, etc, he
again became himself and as.
sisted materially in making the
affair the success that it was.
Maiden Rock wis., Press:
"Mrs. Keeler and George are
secluded from the outer world
these days, because Of George
having the scarlet fever. The
rules Of quarantine, as directed
by DR.. Miller, are being rigidly
adhered to- The Milban h
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Keeler
extend their sympathies and
trust that George will soon re
cover from the dread disease
Mrs. G. H. Kim ball, of Vernon
accompanied by her son Ray
went to Minneapolis the first
of the week, where they will be
| joined by Miss Blanch and from
there 60 on to St. Louis to take
in the sights at the fair. Upor
their return Ray will remain II
Minneapolis to take a course II
the Minneapolis business college
We have received cards an
nouncing the marriage OF the
two daughters of Albert Moviu'
of Bowbells, N. D., and formo
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