The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-11-16

Fine Crockery at Priess Bros,
department store.
d. Eastman of Wilmot was
Milbank caller Wednesday.
A. J. Morphey of Sisseton
was in the city, last Thursday.
DR.. Towles of Sisseton was in
Thursday of last week.
Your choice of 1Oc towels and
wash rags &c, Saturday at Fish
er's.
G.. d. Fairchild was a Twin
Brooks visitor Wednesday of
last week.
Con Puder of Big Stone, was
in town between trains, Thurs
day of last week.
President Roosevelt has desig,
mated Thursday, Nov. Doth, as
Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Frank DeGreef of Will
mot, is the guest Of her daughter
Mrs. Frank Kockx. ir.
Atty. Howard Babcock of Sis
seton has been in the city during
the week on court business.
Editor Aldrich of Big Stone
was up Monday evening and at
tended the masonic meeting.
Mrs. George Macheledt of
Twin Brooks was visiting friends
in this city the first OF the week.
McCollum & Thirsk have re-
Gently added to their store fix
lures a very fine set of comput-
ing scales.
The county com missioners
met the first of the week and
canvassed the returns of the
election of the 9th.
Russell Jorgenson of Wilmot
was in the city Thursday even
ing of last week on his way home
after a visit in North Dakota.
Tickets on saleat NJ. Bleser's.
Season, adult $500 including re-
served seat. Season, child, $3.50.
Single admission so, IS and Csc.
Word was received Wednes-
day from Montevideo that the
little two year old grandson of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jones died
that morning of Group.
Home of Real Bargains is the
envy Of an-equalled by few-ex-
celled by none when 1t comes to
"Real Bargains every day in
the week. McCollum & Thirsk
Mr.. and Mrs, George Farm,
ham of Twin Brooks will take up
their residence in this city for q
time. Mr.. Farnham will later
60 to tho western states to look
up a location.
The lecture by DR.. Jas. B.
Watson at the opera house Mon
day evening promises to be the
best thing the people of Milbank
have heard for a long time. His
subject 'The Evils we Wink at
are Greater than the Ones we
Stare at" should be of general
interest to all. DR.. Watson is
one of the ablest and most elo-
quent orators on the platform to.
day. The management were
exceedingly fortunate in secur-
ing him on their course.
w. E. Vandervoortof of Milbank,
was in the city last Saturday as
in invoicing the stock of
Wood Bros. and completing the
transfer of a half interest in the
business to A. H. Hevener. The
irm will hereafter be Wood Bros.
& Hevener. The new firm will
carry in stock a full line of farm
Implements, wagons, etc., and
will probably add another line to
heir business in the spring
Wilmot Republican.
AS announced elsewhere ia
,hese columns, Mr.. G. E. Mills
las been chosen cashier of the
Farmers bank of Miibank. Mr..
Mills was connected with the
Tar rmers bank for some two
7ears going from here to Fair
7iew, So. Oak, where in con-
lectlon with his father he organ
zed the Fairview State bank in
he capacity of cashier, and he is |
low president of the same bank. |
Mr.. Mills is favorabiy known in |
Milbank as a conservative and
'areful business man and accept.
ng the position Of cashier of the
Ear mers bank, it is his intention |
o become permanent citizen Of
dilbank and become identified
With the interests and affairs of
he city aud Grant county. The
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.