The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-11-17
Judge LOckhart tied the nup

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place, on last Thursday, Nov. IA.
| Herman Crowl, of Garrison,
n. D, came down to his old home
at Mllbank the first of the week
TO assist his mother in moving
her household goodsNt TO North
Dako here she viii make her
hOH Elth her sons.
Lee Amsden reports quite a
mum Der Of auction sales this fall.
He is a legally qualified auction.
eer, and knows the run Of sue.
cessful auctioneeriug from a to 2.
No one contemplating q sale Of
this kind will make a mistake in
securing his services, thereby
getting the best for their money.
He refers the public to any bank
in the city, or to those for whom
he has conducted sales. Dakota
Central phone oo.
j. G. Knapp and Mayor Rick
ert Of Sisseton were in town
Saturday on their way to the
cities, where they go to meet the
remains of l. G. Hill. former
resi- dent of Sisseton and at one
time treasurer of Roberts coun,
ty. The remains were being
taken from the Pacific coast
where the deceased had gone
last spring in hopes of regaining
his health, to Winnebago City,
Mimi, fo- interment.
The long looked for new ser.
vice on the Sisseton line went
into effect last Monday. Accord
ing to the new time table
there will be two trains a
day. The morning train will
leave Sisseton at 7:30 a. M, and
arrive at Milbank at 9 a. m; will
leave Milbank at 1915 a. M, and
arrive at Sisseton at 12:45 p. m.
The afternoon train will leave
Sisseton at 2:30 p. m. and arrive
at Milbank at p. m; returning
will leave Milbank at $50 p. M,
and arrive at SissetOn at 8 D. m
The MakOcha club has just
secured it's annual calendar from
the Herald presses giving the
course OF study. The cover is
EN- bellished with a hand painted
flag of the German empire, the
country under study for the
year. The painting is the work
of Miss Laura Rodgers and is in
deed artistic. The ladies of the
Excelsior club also used the Her
aid presses for the printing of &
neat calendar of their years
study on South Dakota, Italy
and Greece. The ladies are con
noissears in the art of printing.
Attorney Thos. L. Bouck ex
tended an invitation to the Her
ld-Advance reporter to accom-
pany him on drive to Kilborr
township, last Sunday, which
was accepted. The weather wa
beautiful and to say that w
took in all the sights possible i:
putting it mildly. The Whet
stone Valley is certainly the par
adise of South Dakota. All tn
threshing for the season i.
about finished excepting her
and there an occasional settin.
remains to be finished. A littl
after the dinner hour the may
or aud the writer called at th
! farm Of A. Poppleman and foun'
both he and his wife at home. tn
: latter insisting that we remain
long enough to eat a lunch be
fore returning to town, which
, we did, and enjoyed it as onl,
hungry people can enjoy such
! meal, es pecially when prepared
. at a farm.
: CDR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde
like Uncle Toms Cabin will g
on forever. The public want it
They go to see it, all talk abon
it and send their friends to SCI
it. That there is good and ba(
in all men is unquestionably true
and when DR.. Jekyll discovered
the drug that would seperate the
two. he did not realize the tiend :
work that would be done by him
; self when free from the restrain
, ing influence of his better self.
!, Hyde, the monster who tram
Piles on little children, murder
the good old vicar, is but the evl
asserting itself. 1t is a grea
/ strain on an actor to play DR.
r Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde. MI
5 Mansfield. who made the pla
> famous, will not play the par
: two performances in succession
f Mr.. Lorch, however, plays tn