The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-01-27

John Malsed jr., is enjoying a
visit from young friend, Her
bert Monroe, of Appleton, Mimi.
H. 0. Breckenridge, the cattle
man Of Big Stone, was doing busi-
ness at the county seat last Mon
day.
Little Esther Ross, daughter
of VIM. Ross, has been quite
i'll with German m easles the
past week.
Helmet Brand Collars are of
the better sort, at the usual
prices, Erlandson & Johnson
sell them.
Miss Mamie Mittelsteadt and
Miss Bessie Downie have been
on the sick list aud missed school
all this week.
A pun Der of the young people
enjoyed very pleasant time at
the home of Frank Kockx last
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Effner Benedict enter
tanned a number of her lady
friends at cards last Thursday
afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock.
John Erlandson went to Sacred
Heart Tuesday to attend a Swed.
ish Lutheran conference which
was convened at that place this
week.
Miss Hattie Preyey came down
from Ellington last Friday and
will be at home to her friends in
Mil oank for the remainder of the
winter.
A jolly crowd of young people
took possession of the Rabbit
home and had an enjoyable time
las t night 10 the surprise of Mrs.
w. F. Rabbit.
Mr.. NJ. J. Given, Of Summit,
visited with his step daughters,
Ruby and Hazel Ryder, Satur-
day while on his return home
from visit to Altamont.
Miss Laura and Anna Rod gers
go to ST. Paul on the morning
passenger where they will visit q
couple of weeks with their
brother Will and other friends.
We have received new years
picture card from Otto Meyers
and his mother, former residents
of Milbank, who are now living
at San Bernardine, Paragua,
South America.
Manager Stahler of the Whet
stone Valley Mill announces that
he has received a shipment of
macaroni wheat flour which NAV
be had in ten pound packages
by those desiring to give the
same a trial.
Will Poison, who formerly
conducted a laundry in Milbank,
but is now established at Zum-
brota, Mimi, has an advertiser
ment in another column. w. H.
Neuhotf is agent at the Red
Awning Restaurant.
Mrs. Henry Port leaves for
Chicago Saturday, where she will
spend couple of weeks select
ing her stock OF ladies furnish.
ings for her spring trade.
Ladies will do we'll to wait for
her goods to arrive.
Mrs. Amos Hevener gave a
very enjoyable party Friday
evening of last week in honor
Iof Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Casey (nee
Maud Mills) The friends pre-
sented Mrs. Casey with many
gifts in token of esteem.
Mrs. Al Smith entertained the
mem mbers OF the degree team
of the Degree of Honor lodge last
Monday evening. In addition to
a pleasant social evening and an
petizlng lunch the mem bers were
treated to a sleigh ride to and
from the Smith home.
James Doherty, who has been
working at his trade in Brandon.
Man, returned home Wednes.
day. He is greatly pleased with
that north country and says
there is a fine future for it.
Brandon is now stirring little
city of about 5000 population
and growing rapidly.
Co. Supt. Raberge, in company
with Supt. Jones, of Roberts
county, and Elk Supt. Randolph,
of the same county, made a trip
to Appleton Tuesday, where they
were to confer with a number of
Minnesota superintendents and
make preparations. for a great
teachers institute at the lake
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