The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-11-29
Don't miss the Spinster S Con.
vention, Dec. 6.

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Eat at the Acme Restaurant
successors to Jens Peterson.
Ptess-cut glass as good as the
best, but price much lower. 10.
cent store.
Miss Minnie Emanuel is
spending the thanksgiving week
with friends in Minneapolis.
Summit Signal: John Schad,
who has been quite seriously i'll
for the past two weeks. is re
ported to be improving.
Mrs. N. J. Bleser and children,
Helen and Carl, left for Mime.
apolis Wednesday, to spend a
couple of weeks with the formers
mother and sister.
Mrs. D. L. Andrews, of Ia
coma, Wash, arrived Wednes-
day on a visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Webster.
William Miller, leader of Mil
ler's popular orchestra, goes to
Odessa once a week, to instruct
the band at that place.
Oscar Johnson, the smiling
meat cutter at Meyers & Ho-
cum S meat market, visited at
Sisseton, Tuesday of last week.
Splnster's Convention under
auspices of Epworth League,
Harmonic Hall. Dec. 6. Come
and have good time. Tickets
Csc.
Mrs. Sophia Nixson left for
Manley. Iowa, the first Of the
week to attend her son Bert's
wedding, which takes place on
the 26th.
Miss Mayme Nixson and
Grandma Dutch went up TO Will
mot Tuesday to spend thanks
giving with the Amos Hevener
family.
Mr.. and Mrs viii De6eld we're
called to Graceville Wednes-
dav Of last week by the death of
Mrs Detelds father. Mr.. Fahey,
who was nearly seventy years of
age.
E. S. Van Walker, carrier on
rlral route, has been putting in
considerable time evenings of
late. building a mail wagon, with
which he will carry mail during
the cold weather.
James COchrane is another
Grant county farmer who has
been experimenting in raising
clover seed, and has mad a sue
cess of it. He realized a good
yield from few loads which he
recently threshed.
The little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Webster was ia
ker to Rochester, MINI, last
week, where she had to undergo
an operation on her throat and
nose She WAS accompanied by
Mrs. Webster. returning home
last Saturday.
Mrs. Bert Voss and little
daughter made a visit over to
Big Stone county Wednesday to
the home of her sister. Mrs.
Tyler, where she spent thanks
giving. She was accompanied
by her neice, Miss Tyler, who
had been enjoying a visit with
Milbank friends.
G. T. Oehler of Grant Center,
fearing that his flowing we'll was
not going to give him as large
supply of water as he needed,
had Well-digger Morley sink
his well 25-feet deeper, last Tues
day when a strong inch and
quarter flow was secured. The
we'll was down 361 feet original.
ly; the 25 feet added to this is
through shale and is not
piped. Gottlieb says that he
now has plenty of water and
some to spare for his neighbors.
There will be "doings" at the
store commencing
tomorrow all to be of especial
interest to the ladies. The Nit
Lelstaedts, not desiring to carry
over any lady's, misses or child.
rem s coats, announce that they
will have a sale-that means
every Goa; in their store, plain or
fancy, or fur lined can be pur-
chased at cost,or in other words.
you can buy them at the same
price the proprie,ors of this big
store paid for them. Mr.. Mittel-
slaedt remarked to the Herald
"make that plain facts