The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-13
Laux & Co advertise a special
suit sale this issue.


suit sale this issue.
H. Davidson was down from
Marvin Saturday.
Just received new Edison and
Victor records-Fred j Port.
See the Farmers bank adver
tisem ent in another column.
Miss Anna Pew made trip to-
Ortonville last Thursday.
Connie Doherty has been laid
up with the mumps during the
week.
Victor or Edison monographs
on your own terms. Fred J.
| Port.
Attorney Ray Dillman, of
Revillo. was in the city Saturday
on business.
Mrs. Bouck and little daught-
er made a visit to Ortonville
Monday, it being Miss Marguer-
ties first ride on the railroad
cars.
Miss Maud Farnham came
| down from Summit Saturday
and greeted her Milbank friends
while doing some shopping in
the city.
H. A. Kruger, of kilborn, who
was in town the first CT the week
recently had his hand quite
severely cut by the circular
woodsaw, and considers himself
fortunate in not losing the haud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marty Martens
and the editor and vile, old
friends and former neighbers of
the F. W. Thorndike family,
went down to Big Stone last Fri
day to attend the funeral of Miss
Bertha Thorndike.
The w. G. T. q. is planning
fol gold medal contest to be
given at the Methodist church
on Friday evening the 9th inst,
when the ladies who have won
silver medal in the various towns
adjoining and including Milbank
viii test Tor the higher honor
There will be contestants from
Sisseton, Corona and Big Stone.
Henry Krouse returned
Thursday of last week from Ma.
son county, ILL.,, where he had
been several weeks on a visit to
his father and brother. While
Mr.. Krouse says that he had a
very nice time in Illinois, he still
thinks South Dakota looks awful
good to a fellow when he has
been away for time.
The young mems oratorica]
contest, which was repeated as
an evening service Sundayat the
Methodist church drew a large
congregation, and was we'll en-.
joyed by all present The speak.
ers in their various recitations
gave pleasing temperance en-.
tertainment and presented a
number of the different phases
of the temperance cause. The
collection was given to the Local
anti saloon league.
A. p. Ryger, the creamery
man, was unable to go down to
St. Paul to attend the meeting OF
the National Association of But.
termakers last Tuesday, owing
to illness in his family, his little
daughter Maggie having just un-
dergone surgical operation,
which has left her in serions
condition. Mr.. Ryger was ap.
pointed one of the judges for
South Dakota, and regretted
very much his inability to be
present at the meeting.
Ortonville Herald. Star: The
E. J. Miller family expects to
remove to Minneapolis at the
close of the present school year.
| Mr.. Miller no longer repre-
sents his comrany, the Surety
Fund Life, on the road, his du,
ties being confined to the home
office in Minneapolis. 1t is a
serious thing to OrtonviIle to
lose such families. For nearly
a quarter of a century both Mr..
and Mrs. Miller have been active
and influential in the clty's up
building in moral, educational,
social and material way. at the
same time rearing a family that
is a credit to them selves and the
community. They will also have
many friends in this city who
will wish them all prosperity
| and haDnineSS wherever they