The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-01-04
Schafer Bros s.-the best meats.

house, soon.
r. L. Liebe is enjoying visit
to the Hot Springs, Ark.
Profit discontinued during our
big sale-Schneider & Nelson.
The farmers headquarters
Priess Bros department store.
Eugene Thorndyke was on the
sick list the fore part of the
week.
Miss Nellie Sullivan returned
to her school duties at Sedan,
Mimi, Wednesday evening.
Ed Moulton, the oil inspector
was down at Milbank Saturday,
looking oyer things in his line.
Miss Josephine DeTuncq aud
Miss Millie Mitzner of Appleton
were Milbank visitors Wednes-
day.
Virgil Pratt of Summit, came
with Prof. H. L. Priest last week
for a visit to the Priest farm in
Vernon township.
Ash Davis, the Cartoonist, at
Bentley Grand, Friday, Jan. II.
Tickets on sale at Bleser's drug
store, Monday, Jan. Z, so and
35c.
w. j. Runge goes to Mime
apolis this week where he ex
poets to take course in one of
the business schools of that
place.
During the Christmas rush in
the post office Miss Minnie Nor
ley assisted in the work of the
Office, returning to her school
work in Melrose township at the
close of the vacation.
"By far the best num- Der on
our course" say several COM
mittees concerning Ash Davis,
the cartoonist. Don't miss it.
At Bentley Grand, Friday, Jan.
II. Tickets can be secured and
reserved at Bleser's drug store,
Monday, Jan. z.
J. A. Samelson left for his
claim in Butte county Wednes-
day night. He went up to Fargo
and via the Northern Pacific,
having a ninety mile drive from
that road to the location of his
claim. When the Milwaukee ex-
tension gets through, his land
will be in the immediate vicinity
of a town on that line
John Burgan has taken the
agency for the Pitner gasoline
lighting plants, a number OF
which have already been installed
in the stores and business houses
and which are giving eminent
salts faction, the users claiming
that it is one of the mos
economicaland satisfactory plant;
that has been brought out.
Peter Larson is having con
siderable troubi with one of hi:
| eyes. While splitting wood +;
3 couple of weeks ago a flying chil
struck him on the eye. AS tn,
= hurt was not painful he paid NJ
:. attention to it, until he com memo
: ed 20 realize that he was losins
y the sight Of his eye. AS he hat
been going out on long trips il
= the cold without any protection
to the eye the difficulty ma.
cause him some trouble, but it i
}. hoped that proper care from noy
e on will restore the sight.
= We have received announce
9 ment of the marriage, of Mr.. A
! bert Atkins and Miss Rose Cal
= rol, who were married an Tues
= : day, Dec. 25th, at Glenburr
: N. u. The bride was a forme
resident of Grant county, he
e parents living in Mazeppa towr
e ship, and Miss Rose attende
t. school and lived in Milbank for
l. number of years, graduatin
i. from the high school in this cit
5, a few years ago. while livin
e with the E S. Healy family. He
:, many friends at the old hom
S sincerely wish her every happ
e. ness in her welded life.
Sisseton News: Here is
IF little puzzle to puzzle your brain
\, over: The milkman called {
le the house of a Sisseton lady wh
.e wanted four gallons OF mill
,e The milKman found he had fo
10 gotten his measure. He had q
S. 8 gallon can full Of milk; the lad
,e had a 5 gallon and . 3 gallon cal
r. and these were the only recel
r ticles they had with which
"a mpaS ,1ra ont the pnllnne HO