The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-03
State bowling tournament is
TO be held at Watertown, Feb.
IA, Is and 16.

IA, Is and .16.
Mrs. T. L. Bouck gave very
pleasant cinch party to a mum Der
of her lady friends Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. N. l. Lowthian is enjoy
ing visit from her niece, Mrs.
Fennimore, who came from the
west last Tuesday.
Rev. H. G. Haag aud wife, of
Wilmot, were in town Sunday,
the former occupying the Evan-
gelical pulpit in the evening.
Miss Sadie Walsh left for St.
Paul yesterday morning. where
she goes to resume her work in
the millinery ablishment of
Robinson & Straus.
Word was received here the
first of the week of the death of
Conductor Carey, who was the
oldest conductor on the H. & d.
line.
Don't forget the dime social at
the court house tonight. All
kinds of fun and refreshments,
by the young people of the Con
gregational society.
A little circle of friends spent
a pleasant evening Wednesday
with August PocharG, who is
here from Marshall, MINI, visit.
ing with the Fred Bohn family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. MCGOWAN
went down to the cities last week
where they spent number of
days, Mr.. MCGOWAN attending
the annual meeting of the North.
western Lumberman's S Associa.
ton while in the city.
We have some seventy-fve
suits for men, youths and boys.
which we must sell to make room
for our spring goods. These
suits will be sold at the cost
price, but you will have to call
at once to get them.
ERLANDsON e JOHNSON.
Ora Nye, who was one of our
Milbank boys few years ago,
is on a visit to friends in this
city. Mr.. Nye is railroading
out in Nevada, and is located at
Minnemucca in that state. Ora's
friends in Milbank are always
pleased to see him and learn
that he is prospering.
William Meyers, the black.
smith who was hurt while shoe
ing horse some three months
ago, but who had almost fully
recovered from the accident,
suffered several serious attacks
of heart trouble during the
week and at times his life was
despaired of. His many friends
hope that he may soon recover.
E. j. Hinman, the weather OBJ.
server, says that the morning of
Wednesday, January 25th, the
thermometer registered the low
est of any time during the win
ter, the mercury going down to
26 below. 1t was just year
to within day that the coldest
weather for the preceding win
ter was noted, the day being Jan
uary Oath, when the mercury
went down to "a below. Tues.
day night of this week the mer-
curry made the same registra.
ton as on Tuesday night of last
week, going to 26 below.
We had the pleasure of attend.
ing reception given by the
the ladies aid society of Big
Stone Friday evening of last
week, the affair being given at
the handsome new home of John
Gold, and serving as a house
warming for the building. The
family have just got nicely To-
Gated in their new residence,
which is probably one of the
finest and best appointed in this
part Of the country, being fitted
up with all of the modern ap-
pliances for the comforts of the
family, hot and cold water, gas,
ard heat by hot water apparatus
with automatic appliance for
preserving a uniform tempera-
ture in the house The building
is a handsome brick structure
with stone trim mings, finely
finished in oak aud Georgia pine,
and built with a view to the con
venience and comfort of it's oc.
cupants. After the guests had
had the pleasure of a tour of in,
spection- over this finely ap-
pointed home, the ladies of the
society held q country school,