The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-12-25

the state, Grant county comes
out in great shape. In the yellow
dent department Garnett Bros.
win third; O. w. Hoyt, fourth; E
S. Farnham, fifth; and Martens
Bros, sixth prize.
White Dent-Fred Lamm. Sec
oud. |. ID Aldrich, Big Stone,
fourth. Garnett Bros. fifth, and
G. S. Amsden sixth prize. Only
four other prizes were awarded
in these classes.
The manager of the "District
Leader company writes that
while the company was unable to
get here as previously advertis.
ed, they may possibly be able to
make date for Milbank in Janu-
ary.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Kelsey, of
Bawlf, Alberta, arrived yester.
day for visit to the old home
aud friends in Milbank. Mr..
kelseyis suffering from a sprain
ed limb.
Rev. A. D. Stuckeman, of the
children home society, was in
town Tuesday on his way to
Sisseton in connection with the
work of the home.
Mrs. Maynard and son Carl,
returned from Rochester, Mimi :.
the hrsr Of the week, where Mrs.
Maynard went for medical treat.
ment.
Miss Gertrude Austin, who
has been teaching at Newark, re-
turned home to spend the christ.
mas holidays with her parents
at Corona.
Miss Ina Clark on her return
home from her school at kearney
Neb., was accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Miriam Clark,
whose home is at kearney.
Miss Leona Gllchrist left last
Monday for visit to her old
in home Ashland, Neb., where
she is to meet two of her broth
ers whom she had not seen for a
mum Der of years.
G.. l. Rise. of Adams, who had
been up at Sisse.on looking after
some Of his Roberts county in,
terests, was III town last Satur-
day on his way home, and took
along with him pair of those
famous shears.
The list Of time tables on the
county news page is about com.
plete this week. If you desire
to know the time of departure of
trains at any of these towns.
refer to that page.
Mr. and Mrs. w I. Lowthian
left Wednesday morning for
points in the southern part of
state. expecting to be gone until
about the middle of January,
visiting friends and relatives.
Paul Pinkert, G. H. Steneel,
and W. l Lowthian, expect to at
tend the annual meeting of the
state equity society, at Mitchell
next week. W. I. Lowthian is
secretary of the state organiza.
ton.
Pat Dumphy, the section fore
man, who now has block west
OF Miles City on the G. Nj. & St.
+. extension. was meeting his
old friends in Milbank last Sat
urday. He is greatly pleas led
with the Yellowstone country.
Miss Aimee Cleveland. who is
the instructor IN drawing at the
Aberdeen schools, returned
home to spend the Christmas.
tide. She was accompanied by
Miss Hum bic, an associate teach
er, who will spend the holidays
as her guest.
Have you taken advantage of
that offer of the Herald Advance
to get pair of those fine shears.
Just get your subscription
marked up ahead one year and
the shears are yours. Don't de-
lay the matter too long or you
may lose the premium.
Among the young folks who
have come home from their
schools to spend the Christmas.
tide are Messrs. Louis Lockhart,
Louis Saunders, Elton Sutcliffe
and Burt Cochrane from the U
at Vermillion; Miss Edith Bran.
non and Miss T. McKernan from
Aberdeen; Miss Carrie Leavitt
from Mitchell; Miss Florence