The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-12-11

Just two weeks till Christmas.
Everybody welcome to Mil.
bank institute days.
Mrs. A. F. Lindquist was a
twin city visitor Tuesday.
The White Front Meat Market
advertise for hides and pelts
this week.
The presidents message is
given to our readers in supple.
ment form this week.
Landlord Guthrie of the City
Hotel was down to the cities dur.
ing the week on business.
Look on the doughnut not the
hole-look for the best-at the
farmers institute-Dec. 18th and
10th.
George Ssyers is in Ortonville,
where he has com menced to take
q course CT study at the Granger
Business school.
Mrs. A. F.Lindquist advertises
fancy goods for Xmas. The
ladies should be sure to read ber
ad which appears elsewhere.
Mrs. M. E. Raberge advertises
Photographs, pianos aud toys
this week. You should read her
ad and remem Der the place when
out shopping.
Nelson. druggist, furnishes a
list in his ad this week, OF the
many thing to be found at his
store, suitable for Xmas presents.
DR.. Prouty and wife, of Corona
were guests of DR.. and Miss
Good man while attending the
masonic party Tuesday evening.
Do your christmas shopping
eaaly. This will be a good thin g
for yourself and great blessing
to the shopkeeper aud his clerks.
Managers Mooar, of the Farm.
ers phone com pauy, reports a
crew of men busy putting in a
large uu m Der of phones through
out the county.
Erick Mollberg was ia from
Stockholm last Thursday on bus.
mess. Mr.. Mollberg recently
started meat market at Stock.
holm. aud is enjoying a nice bus
mess.
Be sure aud read the page an
noucement of the Home of Real
Notwithstanding 10 the Herald
this store has reputation for
dong things just about right in
the Xmas line
A ticket given with every 81
purchase at McCullum &
Thirsks, TicKets giving you a
chance on the s. cash given a.
way every Saturday at p. NJ, at
The Home of Real Bargains.
Not every deal makes both
parties smile-Schneider & Mel.
sen certificates surely do-Time
saver for buyer, and getting
what you want for receiver
Certificates at $1.0O up.
Aberdeen News: Frank Her.
rett, Mrs. J H. Herrett and Mrs.
George Schafer returned Satur-
day from trip to Belle -Four che
aud the country surrounding that
town. They have filed on land in
tina: part of the state.
The young men of the Masonic
lodge have instituted series of
entertainments to be given fort
nightly during the winter. The
first of the series was held last
Tuesday evening, and a large at.
tendance was present,and a most
enjoyable time was had, cards,
dancing and supper being pro
vided for the guests.
Erlandson & Johnson. the old
reliable'pioneer merchants, have
a large announcement IN the
Herald this week. They are max.
some unusual discounts in sever
al of their departments which
will be of more than ordinary
importance. Here is q firm that
has made good for over q quarter
of century, III fact they are al
ways so busy that they forgot to
celebrate the silver anniversary
of their estabIis hment. Some
Of the discounts they offer are:
ladies' 60 and IS cent dress goods
at 49 cents q yard; IS cent dress
goods at 20 cents; the biggest
deal of the season, ladies short
coats, S easonable goods. IS to sig
values to be sold at & each; 20