The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-11-30

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Sisseton and Wahpeton Indians
The annual interest payment of
$40 per capita, was also made.
The Indians wired IN a pro.
test on account of the rulings of
the department which excludes
all inebriates and minors, and
the Indians claim it is deprlving
them of money to which they are
entitled.
90. Dahl of Clinton, Mimi,
was in the city last Friday.
Miss Alma Hougen spent
thanksgiving with relatives at
Wllmot.
Miss Rhoda Ross ate thanks
giving dinner at her home near
| WilmOt.
Anton Foss, the abstrac man,
at thanksgiving dinner with his
family at Wilmot.
Mrs. Hutchinson of Twin
Brooks was in the city Wednes-
consulting DR.. Goodman.
State Superinten dent Ramer
came home yesterday TO carve
the thanksgiving turkey for his
family.
O. r. Antelman, the travelling
man from Aberdeen, was in the
town Wednesday doing business
and renewing old acquaintances.
Dan Howell of Wilmot was in
the city Wednesday on his way
to the cities where he was TAX
ing little Elizabeth Jorgenson for
medical treatment.
Supt. Van Vliet of the HI. & d.,
was in the city Monday, and with
Roadmaster E. w. Phelan made
an inspection trip up the branch
under the guidance of conductor
Cinclair.
The ladies aid society of St.
Johns Lutheran church will
meet at the home of Mrs. Jas.
Lockhart Thursday afternoon,
Dec. 6. Mem bers and friends
are cordially invited.
II. W. Buck, who has for q
mum Der of years past been with
the MCGOWAN Lum Der company,
takes his departure this week
for Leola, S. D., where he will
locate his headquarters as audi
tor of the Imperial lum Der CON-
pany, the company having a num-
Der of yards in that part of the
state. Mr.. Bucks Milbank
friends regret to see him leave
the town, but as he considers his
new position something of ad-
vancement, the best of wishes
will accompany him to his new
home.
Henry Mcpherson, who has
been up near Willlston, N. D.,
for the past year, and where he
has recently proved up on a
land claim, came home for visit
with Milbank friends during the
winter. Henry thinks the North
Dakota country is all right and
states that it is developing rap
idly. The day before coming
home he had the good fortune to
shoot large buck deer while
hunting on the Missouri river
bottoms, and he brought along
the head and hide as proof Of his
story. These were on exhibi.
ton at the SchAfer market win.
dow during the week, and were
evidence of the great size of the
animal.
A couple of Milbank lovers OF
foot ball ran up against a bet one
evening last week that after they
realized how easy they had been,
caused them to start making re-
solutions before New Years. A
certain party had been at the
post Office on the evening Of the
occurrence, and getting his daily
noted the outcome OF a game OF
foot ball between two of the
we'll known college teams. He al
this time turned around and of.
fered to bet q quarters worth OF
cigars that the Indians would
get the worst end Of the game,
which was taken up-and the
paper shown as proof. He then
walked down the. street and
meeting q party who generally
does considerable betting on
foot ball games, tackled him,
with the result that the bet was
cash and the amount s.. Afte.