The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-01-01

received more than usually
valuable package via the stork
route on Wednesday. He ac-
cepted it as "m ale m after though
1t was little dau ghter.
Supt. Randolph and wife Of
Roberts county, accompanied by
nu mber of teachers, came down
Mon day and took the train for
A berdeen to attend the state
ed ucational convention.
Wade Shifflet, who worked at
the mill for some time and for
the past few months has been
employed in the E. H. Johnson
store, returned to his home at
Grlnnell, Iowa, yesterday:
Will Emanuel has given up
his position in a store at La
Crosse, and is now travelling for
the Red Wing Man ufacturing <
company. He expects to be in
Milbank during the month.
L. P. Farley has added to his
Christmas joys the fact that a
bouncing boy came to his home
Wednesday of last week just in
time to hang up his stocking,
and is doing his share in cele-
brating.
Episcopal services, Sunday,
January 3rd, at 1O:45 a. m. aud
p. m. in the Episcopal church,
corner of Fourth street and
Second avenue, The public is
cordially invited at all tim es to
the services
Miss Corinne Saunders enter
tanned a number of her young
friends, Friday evening last, in
honor Of her college friend and
room mate, Miss MILAN, who,
is spending the Christmas vaca-
ton with her.
Will Schafer from Owatonna,
and Lincoln Schafer, from the
university at Mitchell, are en-
ioying their Chris tmas at home,
as is also Fred Port, who has
been attending St, Thomas
college, at St. Paul.
The Misses Louise and Pres
ella Seide left the first Of the
week for Brookings The for m
er resu mes her place in the
public schools of that city, and
Miss Perscllla takes a course in
the agricultural college.
County Supt Raberge, Supt
Ramer, Prof. Ben Bower, and
the Misses Koch and Black of
the city schools and Prof. H. L.
Priest, of Vernon have been
attending the state educational
con ventiOn at A berdeen this
week.
George Pedlar, the fireman
who was injured by falling from
his engine at the James river
water tank last week, after being
taken to his HON at Montevideo,
became paralyzed in his lower
lin bs, and is ia a serious con
dition.
Mr.. W 3. j. Phinn, son in law of
VIM. Jennings spent day or
two with his friends here last
week. Mrs. Phinn is living
with her parents at present as
Mr.. Phinn has given up his work
at Duluth and is travelling for a
Sioux Falls house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dillman
came up from Revillo Mon day.
They had been spending the
Christmas holidays with their
friends at the old home, and Mrs
d. was on her way to visit a
sister at Aberdeen before re
tur min g to Excelsior.
The South Dakota Sanitarium
Concert company will give al
weeks entertainment at the
opera house. com mencing Mon
day; January 4. Admission 10
and 20 cents Ladies free the
frs t night only. Some very fine
specialties and lots of fun at this
first class show.
Mrs. A. w. Schone expects to
leave about Jan uary 10Th for a
trip TO Europe, where she will
visit her parents in Germany
and a sister and brother in
Lon don, Eng. Upon her return
to this country next spring she
will meet Mr.. ScLone at the St.
Louis worlds fair.
The Red Wing Butter & Egg
Co is paying the following prices
FOR live poultry this week: Tur.
keys 10 cents; Chickens 6 cents;
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