The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-11-16
Ferd Maly of Wilmot was in
town Wednesday.


F. ]. Paddock spent Sunday
with his family at Big Stone.
F. FL Stahler was an Aber-
deen visitor Friday of last week.
Meyer & Hocum have change
of ad this week which is interest
ing.
E. P. Mesmer & Co., mention
fountain pens in their ad this
week. Look it up.
Mr.. George Merry was an Or
tonville visitor Saturday return
ing in the evening.
Elsewhere appears the official
returns as convassed by the
county board this week.
Bentson, the druggist of Cor
ona has change of ad this week,
in the Corona department.
Gilbert Nelson living near
Summit has been in the city
during the week on jury duty.
The ladies aid society meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Joseph Fanset on next Thursday
afternoon.
McCollum & Thirsk give you
honest.weight, honest goods at
honest prices. The Home of
Real Bargains.
Wood Brothers are building a
large lum ber shed west of their
lum Der Office and present large
lum Der house.
The Banner-News com bination
failed to come to ahead at Sisse-
ton as the respective papers had
announced the week previous.
Farrell, the music dealer, has
a change of ad this week. If
you live out of town send him
your order for popular music by
mail.
The first snow of the season
fell Monday-one resident was
brave enough to hitch his horse
to a cutter and try the expert
ment of q cutter ride.
Several days this week store
keepers have been unable to pro-
cure either eggs or butter
Tuesday-not a store having
either of these precious articles
On hand.
The Sisseton Banner says that
L. V. Peek of Wilmot was at Sis
seton last week disposing of
Farmers telephone shares and
making other arrangements for
the extension of this system to
that place.
The six o'clock passenger, west
hound Friday evening was
laid up at Twin Brooks from
seven until about four in the
morning on accountof the engine
being derailed. No other dam
age was reported.
Bridget, the II year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Sullivan, living north of the
tracks, died of diphtheria, Mon
day. She had been ill but a few
days, physician being called
Sunday forenoon.
Mrs. Hubbs, who has been
very i'll at the home of her
Mrs. Atkins, was tax
en- to Appleton last Saturday, ac-
companied by another daughter
Mrs. Vreland of Appleton, with
whom Mrs. Hubbs will live.
Priess Bros. just to show the
people that they appreciate their
since coming to Mil
bank, made last Saturday even
one of special interest and
pleasure to all who called, by
procuring Caffarilla's celebrated
to furnish music for
the evening. Between two and
three hundred people enjoyed
their music.
The little daughter of M. S.
Druecker, has been quite ill, and
the home quarantined for diph-
iberia, but the little one is sgetting
along nicely. One other home
has been quarantined this week.
1t is not thought that with the
precautions that have been taken
my new cases will break out and
that there will not be repetition
of last falls epidemic.
The directors of the Farmers
bank held their annual meeting
IN the banking rooms, the 9th,
and the following officers and
directors were elected:
President, G. L. Wood. Z
Vice President, j. C. Elliot.
Cashier. C.. E Mills