The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-02-02

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this week.
Schafer Bros, proprietors of
the White Front meat market in
vite you to call.
Prof. Clark has a new phone e
on the Dakota Central No. 81 and
Miss Tina Anderson, dress max
er, No. 1872.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hicks of
Corona, spent last Sunday with
the J. G. Rawson family and
Milbank friends.
Alfred Nelson of Brookings,
spent Sunday with his family,
being accompanied by his broth
er of Stockholm.
Henry E. Hacke of Alban, has
gone down to Spring Valley,
Mimi, for a couple of weeks Wis.,
it with friends in that locality.
Mrs. J. P. Finnegan went east
last Saturday to join her hus-
band, who is working at carpen-
ter work in Chicago this winter.
Music, games and a general
good time was enjoyed by those
who attended the social hour
gathering at the home of Mrs
Sophia Nixson last Monday even
ing.
The Evangelical society had a
basket social at the home of Hen.
ry Seide last Friday evening,
which was heartily enjoyed by
all present.
Mrs. Frank Thorndike OF
Big Stone spent Sunday with
her daughter Katherine, who
has been suffering a slight attack
OF appendicitis.
The Dubbel family of Melrose,
have been enjoying visit dur
ing the week from Carl Hen
bricks, a young friend and form
er neighbor in Illinois.
Miss Ada Youmans, the fifth
grade teacher, spent last Sunday
at Big Stone enjoying a dinner
party with her former cOworkers
at the home of Mrs. Keinholtz.
By angement of the mail
service on the H. & D., three OF
the clerks on the night train
during the week now stop over
IN Milbank instead of going on
to Aberdeen.
Miss Jennie Smull gave box
party at the Bentley Grand to a
mum Der of her young friends
Friday evening at the presenta
ton of David Harum. The party
was chaperoned by Miss Louise
Seide, and consisted Of Clara
Mittelstaedt, Ethyle Lee, Lillian
Benedict, Irene Schnabel, Doris
Wilson, Bernice MCGOWAN, NADIA
Pinckney.
The pupils of the fourth grade
in the public schools called upon
their teacher, Miss Agnes Lock
hart in a body last Saturday af
ternoon and started in to show
her how to have a good time out
of school. They succeeded in
doing this, and the occasion was
heartily enjoyed by both teacher
and pupils.
The family in the west part OF
the county mentioned last week
as being in destitute circum
stances, were very grateful fol
the liberal donations of clothing
sent them by friends in the la
dies aid and benevolent societies
and the parties who took the
bundles to the needy ones assert
that the goods were thoroughly
appreciated by the recipients.
A number of the friends and
neighbors of Mr.. J. w. johnson
were invited to that gen tleman S
home last Friday evening ano
helped him celebrate the fact
that he had reached his three
score and ten years. A most en-
joyable time was had by al
present, and before leaving the
guests presented Mr.. johnson
a handsome rocking chair thai
he might take life easy as the
days go by.
The people of Milbank had the
pleasure last week of welcoming
the Right Rev. Frederick F
Johnson, the new assistant bish
op of this diocese. On Friday
the ladies guild rendered the
gentleman q reception ct thu
home of Mrs. David Gamble
when Milbank churchmen anG
citizens generally welcomed the
bishop to the community. Or
Sunday the bishop preached ri