The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-12-15
Corn planter oil at Fishers.

Arthur Kim ball and family
are expected down from North
Dakota this week to spend the
holidays at the old HON es tead
here.
DR.. Ferguson reports the ar.
rival of little daughter at the
home of Rudolph Berkner the
first of the week.
Good mixed nuts at Fishers, a
shilling pound.
Mrs. Darius Cable of Wilmot,
was in Milbank last Thursday
attending the annual sale of the
Episcopal ladies guild.
Buy s. worth of merchandise
at Fishers and get Xmas tree
free.
Peter Hogan of Sisseton, was
in town Monday, between trains,
on his way to Ortonville.
Mrs. Ed A. Murray spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Byran Davis of Twin Brooks.
Only a few people were pres
ent to hear Christian Ha nsen
the violinist, at the opera house
last Friday evening.
Milbauk Court of Honor at
their regular meeting Dec. 21st,
will elect officers. All mem bers
are requested to be present.
John Moore and Theodore
Moore, of Minneapolis, brothers
of the late Mrs. Reuben Black,
came the first of the week to at
tend their sisters funeral.
A fine little daughter arrived
at the home of Ross Atkins We'd
nesday so as to be in plenty of
time to celebrate the Christmas
festivities with the rest of the
family.
Fisher has the best assort.
ment of ladies, gents, and chill
dren's handkerchiefs in town.
Godfrey Stengel, of Melrose,
has this week been enjoying a
visit from an old friend, Christ
Vein, who lives on a farm near
Butler. Messrs Stengel and
Vein were school boys together
in Germany years ago, and of
course have been enjoying to the
full this visit.
Nels 0. Monson and Louis ia.
cobson of Max, N. D., was in
town Saturday morning on their
way to Wilmot.
The Excelsior club met with
Mrs. Vosburgh, Dec. 9th. Four.
teen members were present.
Mrs. Ely read q very interesting
paper on Vatican Art, and AssO.
Citations of Rome. Mrs. Downie
read from Stoddard Lectures.
The hostess served q very fine
supper which was enjoyed by
all.
L. G. Fairchild, who was night
agent at the depot year or so
ago, is home on q visit of q week
or two He now has q SUBJ station
at Duluth on the Northern Paci-
fic, and is we'll pleased with his
location. He thinks Duluth is to
be the coming city of the north
west, as it is making great
strides as a wholesale jobbing
point because of it's ad vantage
as lake port.
T. F. Laughrin of ST. Paul,
with the Singer Sewing Machine
Co., as supervising agent, and
Mr.. Sudmeier. of st. Paul, with
the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine Co., were in the city
Saturday, checking up the lat
ter company's business before
turning the same over to the
Singer people who recently
bought out the Wheeler &Wilson
company Hereafter E. A.
Marsh will handle the business
of both concerns, consolidated
at the Singer Office, where sup
plies for both machines may be
purchased.
Last Friday Mesdames Rix,
Vosburgh, Prevey, Do wnie and
Cable, the latter from Wilmot,
went down to Big Stone and at
tended the sale and chicken pie
dinner given by the ladies aid
society of the Big Stone church
Among the incidents noticed by
the ladies while in the town at
the lake, was the marching of
the primary grade, numbering
twenty eight and under escort of
their teacher, Miss Donaldson,
to the chick ken.pie dinner at the