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

The delightful weather of the
past two weeks was followed by
drop in the temperature Wednes-
day and slight furry of snow,
which, however, melted as it fell.
The basket social at the VIM.
Schaffer home last Tuesday even
ing, which was well attended by
mostly Y. p. "A. members, was
an enjoyable affair. Some sd
were realized from the sale of
baskets.
Miss Haley, teacher of the
eighth grade, has been compelled
through poor health to suspend
work and ia ke vacation for the
balance Of the month. Mrs. S.
K. Clark has taken charge of the
department.
Miss Florence Haines enter
tanned her friend Miss May
Sheppard, of Clark, Wednesday
night. The young lady's father
has purchased the newspaper at
Veblen, Marshal county, and the
family were on their way to that
place Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Skoe, who
have been residents Of Milbank
for couple Of years past, left
w ednes day for visit with
friends at Appleton and Monte
video, and will later be joined by
N E. Skoe, of Butler, and take
their departure for California.
On next Wednesday evening,
Novem Der 10th, Esther chapter
@. f.. S. will entertain the grand
matron, Mrs. Angie Williamson,
of Madison. who is making an
official visit to the several chap
ters IN this part Of the state. All
members are requested to be
present.
Mr.. Slausson, the night opera
tor at the depot, had the misfor
tune to fall in the cinder pit last
Monday night while running in
the dark, falling on the rail. He
was left insen ible for few min
utes, and was SO badly bruised
that he has been unable to work
since the accident.
In the Swedish Lutheran
church services will be held
by the new pastor, Rev. E.
Schold, beginning at 1870 a. N,
Every body welcome. During
the winter months Rev Schold
will preach every third Sunday
IA the forenoon and evening at
Milbank, other Sundays at
Strandburg.
We are indebted to our old
friend, Frank H. EIdredge, of
the Towle Syrup Co, for a sup,
ply Of the celebrated Log Cabin
syrup, which will help to smooth
the road bed on which the buck
wheat pancakes are supposed to
travel during the winter months.
A can of Log Cabin will tend to
keep any household sweet.
Rev. Christian Staebler, of
Cleveland, Ohio, general CORE
spending secretary Of the Young
Peoples Alliance, conducted an
all day Y. p A. rally at the Evan
gelical church last Sunday. Rev.
Staebler delivered three able adj
dresses during the day, and
these, together with the special
music. etc, made the affair an
enjoyable and profitable one.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Pasco,
who have been at Bonair, Iowa,
for a mouth, left this week for
Pomona, Cal, where they will
spend the winter, fearing the
cold of the northern winter on
Mr.. Pasco's health The latter
is about the same as he was
when he left Milbank, and it is
hoped that in the genial climate
of southern California he will
improve.
Rev. E. Schold, the minister
appointed to the Swedish Luth-
eran churches at Milbank and
Strandburg came over from the
latter place last Monday A
number of his parishioners also
came over the same day with
teams to take his household
effects to Strandberg, the goods
having been shipped over the
Milwaukee from Wheaton, Mr..
Schools former home.
The capital contest brought
out the only oratory of the cam
paign. with the exception of the