The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-12-01
Honest Lawyer. y

Geo. II. SOule q Bro, OF Corona,
was in the city Tuesday on
business. Mr.. Soule says busi
ness is picking up since the
farmers have finished up their
work. There are still a few
scattered stacks Of grain to be
threshed, but not any great
amount.
Miss Frapkenfield, the actress
who played the leading part in
"Her Double Life" is an old
friend of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. w.
Buck Of this city, having gradu-
ated from the Glenc coe high
school about the same time Mrs.
Buck did.
Gold & Go. are making farm
loans both large.and small on any
part of Grant, Roberts, Day,
Deuel. Or Codington counties, on
the most liberal terms and lowest
rate of interest. See them be-
fore making your loans.
William Boice and Mr.. Zirble
two Mazeppa citizens were in
town last Saturday. Mr.. Boise
was greatly pleased that a rural
mail route along his way from
South Shore is likely to be soon
established.
Franz Wendland reports the
sale to A. G.. Lender, the clothier,
of the piece of land north of the
creek, which has been used as
a ball grounds lately, The piece
con ntains % lots, besides streets
and alleys.
Reuben Morton, Of Montevideo,
was married to Mrs. Emma
Southland, of Melrose, by Rev. S.
A. Chapel at the M. E. parson-
age in this city on Monday, the
9th inst. The newly married
couple returned to Montevideo
on the evening train.
DR.. B. F. Vosburgh, the pain.
less dentist, has change in his
card in another column which
you should look up.
Miss Ruby Ryder, as che
guest Of Miss May Egrmeyer,
attended the reception given by
the Twin Brooks glee club last
Saturday evening. The hall was
handsom ely trimmed for the
occasion, and with music and
games a very delightful time was
enjoyed.
What would be nicer for a
present to your wife and family
than a policy on your life, pro
tecting them in case of your
death, and a neat little sum OF
money IN ten or twenty years il
on the endowment plan, for
yourself. A. M. Taylor, the life
insurance man will explain its
benefits to you. Office Farmer S
Bank building, Milbank, S. D.
Write or phone. Don't delay.
J. Larson of Madison, was ir
town Thursday.
Mr.. K. E. HUSKY lost his pock
ct book one day during the week
The purse contained about $1(
in cash, but it was picked up il
the Erlandson & Johnson store
by one of the clerks, and later
handed over to the owner. Mr.
Husby wants to bear estimony
to the honesty of the clerks in the
store, as he had no means O
finding his lost property if the
finder had not desired to return
it to him.
The concert given by The
Wright Gridley Concert compa
ny at the M. E. church last Fri
day evening was heartily enjoy
, ed by q large audience. The
musical selections on mandolin
banjo and guitar were exception
ally fine, while the bird imita
tions of Mrs Gridley were some
thing not often heard, and richl.
merited the applause they re
. ceived. The concert given b,
these folks is wholesome ant
pleasing in every way.
:
, Christian Hansen, America
gr eatest vlolinist, will appear a
) the Bentley opera house, Frida,
: evening, Dec. 9Th.
Market day for December i
.. next Wednesday. Auctionee
Lee Amsden informs the Herald
!, Advance that II nothing happen
he will be on the streets all Of tn
forenoon and will cry all sale
= free up to the noon hour. Any
q one having stock, or any article
Il of anv kind to sell should hav