The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-12-28
MH+BANK. S. OAK, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 28 1906

Fisher wishes you q happy
New Year.
John Lewis is buildingan addi-
tion to his ice house.
Priess Bros. teas and coffees
always give satisfaction.
Anton Foss spent Christmas
with his family at Wilmot.
McCOllum & Thirsk haye q
new ad in another column.
Editor Childs of the News,
visited with his family at Twin
Brooks Christmas day.
Miss Mabel Shonkweiler, at
Priess Bros. store, is visiting
relatives in Minnesota during
the holidays.
A. B. Conright made a trip to
Minneapolis yesterday, and is
considering the possibility of
moving to that city.
Messrs. Wood Bros. report a
fine christmas trade this year,
and others Of our merchants have
the same report to make.
Our stock of merchandise is
terribly disfigured from Xmas
shoppers but we are still in the
ring for bargains. McCollum &
Thirsk.
Mr.. and Mrs August Port of
Ramona, S. D., are he happy
parents OF fine young son. who
arrived at their home last Mon
day the Oath.
Miss Lena Ray, a teacher in
the schools at Wilmot, was in the
city Saturday evening on her
way to her home at Webster to
spend the holidays.
Miss Francis Ferguson, who
has been teaching school in the
county. went to her st. Paul
home Saturday to enjoy the
Christmas vacation.
Christmas day this year was
made out Of the finest weather to
be had, clear, bright and balmy,
and ii Il was not q ''merry
Christmas the weather mau
was not to blame.
Miss Lenora Archam bault and
Miss Edith Mittelstaedt, who
have been working in the Nit
telstaedt store as sales women.
left for there homes in Wiscon.
sin the first of the week.
Will oisvslsnd and wife, Of
Minneapolis, came up and en-.
joyed q Christmas dinner with
Mr.. Cleveland's parents. Will
is engaged in elevator building
and is now putting up q large
concrete elevator In Minneapolis.
The many friends of the G. L.
Addison family regret to learn
that Mr.. Addison has had orders
from the International Harvester
Company to make his headq uar.
tersin Aberdeen, and consequent
~ has been obliged to move to
that city.
Will Poison. of Zumbrota,
Mimi, came out to Milbank to
enjoy Christmas with his friends
in this city. Mr.. Poison is get.
ting along nicely in Zum mbrota,
but he thinks Milbank has some
pretty good people too, hence his
occasional visits. That's all
right.
You will notice elsewhere that
the lum ber yards of Milbank
will cease their free delivery
after the 1st of the year. This
has been under consideration for
some time. There are no other
yards in the state maintaining
delivery teams, and now the
Milbank yards have decided to
discontinue it.
Henry Seide has been enter
tanning a number of relatives
during the Christmas season.
Among theseare Mr.. G. H. Evert,
wife and child of Olivia, Mrs. E.
being sister of Mrs. Seide, and
II. G. Seide, brother. from
Nicollet, Mimi, with wife and
three children. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Seide, of Waubay, were
also at the parental home for
the Christmas dinner.
Messrs. T. L. Bouck and s. s.
Lockhart, the attorneys, receiv-
ed word last week that the 50.
preme court had reversed the
decision Of the circuit court in
the case Of William DeerinG 4
ca. vs r. Aortel1. j. l. Lock