The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-02-17
The "Old folks dance promises
to be we'll attended tonight.

The "old folks dance" promises
to be we'll attended tonight.
Mrs. B. D. Gam BILE is making
a visit to her Milbank friends.
Mrs. B. T. Vosburgh has been
quite i'll this week with pneu-
monia.
John Mccarthy of Luvern, has
engaged as stenographer in
Mayor Bouck' S Office.
E. H. Lindsley and son re.
turned home from several weeks
visit in central consin, where
they say the country is buried in
snow.
B. e. Let's, is advertising an
auction sale of his live stock,
farm implements and household
goods for Thursday, March I'd,
on his farm in Vernon township.
Old settlers from out in the
country should plan to remain in
town during the evening of the
day of the old settlers meeting,
and attend the seed grain meet
ing.
The Lanpher hats have a repu-
tation for quality and style all
over the country. We have them
from the Dunlap block in black,
brown, tan and grey aud are
making special prices on them.
ERLANDSON & JOHNSON.
The senior class of the high
school gave d valen tine party
at the court house last Monday
evening at which they not only
had a good time, but realized
about S25 to assist them in get
ting out a graduating souvenir
! book.
A letter from Mrs FL. j Keeler
of Lake City, Mimi. states that
her mother, Mrs. Warring, who
fell down a fight of stairs some
three months ago has not regain
ed the use of her lin bs sufficient-
ly to walk about, and is only able
to sit up in her wheel chair when
assisted.
DR.. Homer Burgar, of Tracy,
Mimi, was visiting with his
father, John Burgdn, for a short
time the first of the week. DR..
Burgan has made arrangements
and is about to remove to che
Pacific coast where he will be in.
teres ted in a sanitarium and hos.
pital at San Francisco. He is at
present engaged in placing a icv,
surgical instrument in the hands
of the medical fraternity.
The seed grain special on the
| II. & D. route is billed as follows
for Thursday, Feb 81:
Leave Ortonville. le....... $50 a. m
Arrive Wheaton ,......... $50 a. m
Graceville. .. .11:l5 a. m
Ortonville ....... .12:4O p. m
Wilmot ....... 4:4O p. m
Arrive Milbank. 900 p. m
This will mean that the lecture
in Milbank will be given after
the supper hour, and every
far mer in this vicinity and othel
persons interested in this i'm
portant question should plan t,
be present.
Mrs. F. B. Roberts entertaine(
the Excelsior club Wednesday
afternoon, February 10Th Pa
pers were read-one on the his
tory of Sweden from 1854 t,
1866; also one on the civil GOV
ernment of Norway and Sweden
a reading on Denmark was als'
given. A feast Of original val
entlnes brought out the poetica
side of the mbers, and par
, liamentary drill was most inter
esting. The afternoon close(
, with "a delicious lunch, includin!
d famous Swedish cake, serve(
by the hostess of the day.
G. L. Wood returned from hi
trip to Chicago the first of tn,
, week, where he visited the grea
automobile exhibition. A won
derful variety of machines wa
on display and automobile driv
ers from all over the Unitet
States were present to examin'
the machines. Mr.. Wood, Will,
in Chicago, stopped with one ole
townsman, Frank Hall, who il
conducting the Majestic hotel
an annex of the Great Northeru u
It is first-c class house and Mr.
Hall. his friends here will b.
: pleased to learn, is making it
financial success.
, Watertown Public Opinion: Mrs
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