The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-12-29

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Milbank visitor Monday.
Atty. Thad L. Fuller was 6
Chicago visitor over Sunday.
| E. D. Churchill, of Sisseton,
was Milbank visitor Saturday
| Samuel and Ed ward Hagen, of
Wilmot were Milbank visitors
Tuesday.
Miss Lena Ray of Wilmot, was
in the city visiting friends the
first of the week.
Brit Pollard is home from the
cities tospend the holidays with
his mother, Mrs. E. P. Dore.
A good house greeted the com
pany that played "a Woman s
Sacrifice at the opera house
last night
Levi Jordan of Chickasaw, Ia, !,
who has been working around
Miibank this fall returned to his
home last Friday.
Knute Nelson, the road mas.
ter has been having serious
time with eczema in his linn bs,
but is now improving.
A. A. knight Of Maynard, Ia, ,
was in Milbank Saturday on his
way to Sisseton to visit his
brother, A. M. Knight.
Mrs. Elmer Conright of Cor
rell, MINI, arrived yesterday
afternoon and is a guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Con-
right.
Miss Lola M. Daniels, daugh.
ter OF station agent Daniels, of
Wilmot. was in town between
trains Friday of last week on her
way east to visit friends and rel.
atives.
LOsT-On the south road to
Twin Brooks, Dec. 28th, a steel
bar and one pike pole. Finder
please notify W. NJ. Thomas, of
the Dakota Central telephone
com papy.
r. S. Pullen was called 10 An
Okla, Mimi, yesterday by the an
nouncement of the death of his
mother at her home in that
place. The deceased lady was
born in Maine over eighty years
ago, and lived to be eleven
months older than her husband.
who died some two years ago.
Among those who came from
the north Tuesday on their way
to attend the state educational
meeting at Brookings, was Supt.
Jones and wife of Roberts coun. !.
ty, Principal Geofrey Of Wilmot.
and Mrs. Francis Ham mond and
Miss Myrtle Todd of Sisseton.
Mrs. Hammond was accompan.
led by her daughter, who was on
her way to Britton for q visit.
The Christmas number of the
M. H. s. Boomer, the production
of the senior class of the high
school, came out with a two color
title page in recognition of the
holiday season, and contained
number of interesting and spicy
articles and items in connection
with school work. The boys and
girls show considerable talent of
literary and business character
in this enterprise, and are wor.
thy of encouragement from ad
vertisers and others.
E L. Moore of Litchfield,
Minn., has been employed by the
Farmers telephone company to
act as manager, to take the place
of E. E. Templin who resigned
some time ago. Mr.. Moore
comes well recommended by the
Twin City Telephone company.
He speaks well of the work thus
far done by the new company
and thinks the system a valuable
one. Mr.. Moore will proceed to
put up more cable in the city,
when the work of putting in the
city phones will be taken up.
We have received announce.
ment of the marriage at Mitchell
on Chris tmas day of Miss Ella
May Williams, daughter of Rev.
Oliver Williams, and Mr.. Lewis
Shuster, the newly welded
couple to be at home after Jan.
Goth, at Mitchell. Miss Williams
spent four years of her girl life
in Milbank, graduating from the
high school here some six years
ago. She is most estimable
young lady, and on behalf of a
large circle of friends and form.