The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-11-03
Anton Foss was Wilmot Wis.
ltor over Sunday.

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ltor over Sunday.
Prof. Geoferoy, of Wilmot, was
IN town Wednesday.
G. H. Babcock of Sisseton, was
IN Mllbank on business Tuesday
2. V. Ostrom. of Sisseton. was
a Mllbank visitor Wednesday af
ternOOn.
Adele Foss, who was visitino
at her home at Wilmot last week
returned to Milbank Monday
morning.
Mrs. Mons Monson of Sisse
ton, was Milbank visitor Satur.
day, on her way home from a
visit east.
Robert Daniels, of Ortonville,
was IN Milbank Wednesday, on
his way home, after visit with
friends at Wilmot.
Gilbert O. Helvig, of Dawson.
Mimi, was calling on Mllbank
friends Tuesday, on his way to
visit friends at Sisseton.
Little Madeline Buxton has
been suffering with an abscess
on her neck, which was lanced
by DR.. Bolsta Wednesday.
George Thomas and Ralph
Plke spent a day over at Bic
Stone lake the first of the week,
bagSlng twenty eight ducks.
Otto Schwandt, of Alban town.
ship, had the misfortune to break
his leg a few days ago while rol.
ling barrel of salt into the eel
lar.
L. H. Peever, of Sisseton. was
in the city Friday of last week.
purchasing tickets for the grand
opening at the opera house next
Monday.
Quite coal famine is being ex
perlenced by Milbank people,
especially in hard coal. ONLY
one or two dealers have any hard
coal on hand and very little at
that. A scarcity Of cars at the
docks is the cause, all closed
tfrs having been shipped west
Il handle grain.
1e Grant county friends and
iintances of H. H. Green
and family are interested to
learn that Miss Nettie Green was
married at her home in Toppen.
ish. WASH, to Cellar A. Gibo, on
Nov. 1st. Miss Green was a
teacher in the city schools of
Milbank several years ago, and
her friends here extend congrat.
ulations. The newly welded
couple will spend the winter in
California.
The halloween excitement
passed off without ary serious
damage being done to property,
and the young folks had some
very thrilling adventures. Peo.
pie generally like to have the
Boys and girls have good time
shown. them. This can be done
With out any serious loss or dam.
lge to anyone, even on halloween
ma we are pleased to
believe that a more sensible man
Ter of observing the anniversa-
y is taking the place of a former
lotion that good time could be
lad only by reckless destruc-
ion or damage to property.
At the regular monthly meet
ng OF the official board of the
lethodist church, held at the
ome of Henry Schafer last
londay evening, after the busi
ess OF the session had been dis
osed Of refreshments were
erved and social greetings ex- |
hanged in recognition of the de-
arturo of Mr.. and Mrs. James
err, the former one of the trus.
ees of the church for many
ears and the latter an active t
nd faithful member of the
oard of stewards. On behalf
the board the pastor present
d Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr with a
retty piece of chinaware con-
aiming picture of the church,
5 remem brance of their asso-
ation and long connection with
le church in Milbank.
Mrs. Kerr and family left for >
lewiston, Idaho, their new S
ONE, last Tuesday, Mr.. Kerr
blowing with the carload of
ousehold effects on Thursday.
he best wishes of Milbank peo. !,
le 60 with these old residents
our city to their western 6