The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-02-07
Stationery at Jens Peterson s.
Spring dress goods at Mittel-
staedtS.

Spring dress goods at Mittel
staedts.
Get your lunch at Peterson s
restaurant.
Valentines / cent up. Home
of Real Bargains.
Peter Jensen was down from
Wilmot Friday of last week.
Fancy Baldwin apples, S4.5Oa
barrel. McCollum & Thlrsk.
ID. G.. Clark of Odessa was a
Milbank visitor Tuesday.
Large stock of spring dress
goods just received-Mittel.
staedts.
Berger Bergerson of Peever
was transacting business in Mil.
bank Monday.
Oranges, 60 cents a peck-bis
crop this year. Fine juicy fruit.
McCollum & Thlrsk.
The Misses Garry Jydstrup
and Josie Jensen of Summit
were Milbank visitors SATURDAY..
w. G. Kayser will clean or re.
pair that watch or clock for you,
Guaranteed work at reasonable
prices.
Mrs. H. G.. Port, ladies fur
nishings, has new ad this week
which will be of special interest
to the ladies for suits and skirts.
Ten dollar suit for S., IS suit
for 81, s. suit for So, S4 suit for
s. and 81 suits for 81. Erland-
son & Johnson. Read the spec
ad on last page.
The ST. Agnes Guild of the
Episcopal church will hold val
entlne social February IA, at Har-
monia hall. Adults 25 cents and
children Is cents.
Deputy Sheriff Fred Cross
was at Labolt on business Tues
day. He says the roads out that
way are bad, and that they have
had considerable more snow
there than we have around Mil.
bank.
Marion and Rasemond Wood
are among the children who are
affected with the measles. and
the little folks in family of Sheriff
Murray are also among the sic k
from the same cause and Miss
Mildred Kern is also among the
measles victims.
The social given by the senior
class of the high school last
Thursday was an enjoyable and
well-patronized affair, a program
Of exercises being held in the
high school room and refresh
ments served in the gymnasium.
The class netted oyer $50 from
the social, and this will be used
to defray com men ent expens-
eS.
Arnold Jurgens, who had been
visiting at the old home at Green
Bay, Wis, for a month or so past.
returned home last Friday. He
was accompanied by John Her.
mans. who had also been visiting 9
at Green Bay, and Mrs. Lutz,
who had been on a visit to Him
ois. Mr.. Jurgens had the mis-
fortune to tall and hurt his limb
while away, which laid him up
for some time, but etherwis he
enjoyed a good time.
A reporter happened to call at
the E. D. Mooar home one day
this week and was shown the ell
ectric light plant which Mr..
Mooar recently installed at his
home. Some eighteen or twenty
incandescent lights are distrib-
uted throuout the house, besides
several which have been placed
in the barn. The power for the
dynamo is furnished by three
horse power gasoline engine,
and the people who are pref
diced against gasoline engines
as not being steady power,
should see the successful man
ner in which Mr.. Mooar runs his
engine. Fifty-six cells are used
for storage, and thus running
the engine about eight or ten
hours in week furnishes elec-
tricity for the lights for one
weeks time. Since the pur-
chase of this property Mr.. and |
Mrs. Mooar have expended con.
money, refnishing it
IN hard wood, putting in plumb
ing, sewerage, ETC., and they now
have one of the most comfort.
able homes in the city. Mr..
MnOar ryho ;c