The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-11-29
Postal cards, 10 cents a dozen
at the 10 cent S sore.

I az lllC ~ CcuG > JOIc.
W. l. Lowthian adyertises
chickens in the Want column.
Meals at all hours at the Acme
Res taurant, Peterson & Williams S
Nelson, druggist, has change
of ad this week, directing your
attention to soaps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Putzke OF
Anamoose, N. D., are guests al
the Franz Wendland home.
Miss Mae Phelan went to Min.
neaplis Tuesday to spend the
week with friends in the city.
Harry E. Polk, of the Veblen
Advance, was a Milbank bust.
ness visitor, Thursday of last
week.
The water at the dam which
was at one time frozen over and
used by skaters, has again open.
ed up.
Mrs. Emil johnson and Mrs.
Godfrey Johnson went to Marvin
today for a short visit with the
Mollberg family.
Peter Kramer and family of
Watertown, are visiting with the
W. M. Thomas and George Kern
families this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mooar visited at
Lltchtield, MINI the first of the
week, to spend their thanksgiving
with friends in that city.
EVIL. e. Lance, who was form
erty stationed a. Stockholm, is
now the travelling missionary for
Wisconsin,. and is located at
Glen wood, Wis.
Ernest Witte, the new clerk at
the Mittelstaedt store, moved
his family from Odessa, to this
city the first of the week.
G M Williams of the Ameri.
can Sunday school union was in
town Wednesday soliciting funds
and talking up the work of the
union.
The Catholic ladies will give a
dinner and supper at Harmonic
hall, Thursday, Dec 5 Turkey
dinner at noon; supper at $50 to
8 p. m.
The splendid weather of the
past week has been taken ad-
vantage of by the farmers, and
teams could be seen out ia the
fields in all directions blowing
or dragging. This is getting
pretty close to Decem Der plow.
ing.
Fred kittenbeiI, clerk of AL
ban township schools, said he
was successful in getting two
good teachers for districts Nos.
! and 8, Mr.. CASTOR Of Twin
Brooks for the former and Miss
Wyman of Big Stone for the
latter district.
The Home Circle Column is a
new feature which we have
added to our columns. L is
dedicated to the mothers in the
Herald family, but it is good
reading for ali thoughtful people
and may inspire some who are
not thoughtful to better things.
The ladies of the w. G. T. U.
will hola Scripture contest at
the home of Mrs. Henry Schafer
Tuesday evening, Dec. TO- All
mem bers of the Union and their
husbands are especially invited
to be present. Light refresh
menus will be served and a.
charge Of 1Oc will be made
MRS. W. E. VANDERvoRT, Sec.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Kruger
returned the first of the week
from ltansome. ILL.,, where they
had been called by the illness of
their son, Rev. VIII. Kruger.
The latter was very low from an
attack of heart trouble, follow.
ing hay fever, and for time it
was believed he could not rally.
Before his parents left Ransome,
however he had SO far recovered
as to be able to oe up and around
more or less, but will probably
be unable to resume preaching
this winter.
Young people who would like
to get located IN business should
begin right by taking q course
with good business school. Al
local school such as the Granger
business school at Big Stone, by
reason of it's acquaintance with
the business men in this locality,
can give much more assistance
in securing a position than q