The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-02-12
Don't miss the 99c shirt waist
sale at the Racket Store.


j, s. Farley was an Ortonville
business visitor Monday.
George Dawson and D Frey,
of Corona, were Milbank visitors
Tuesday.
Miss Emma Schaffer. visited
her sister Mrs. John Hass at
Corona last week.
Mrs. A. Hocu m, of Ortonville,
was Milbank visitor several
days last week.
Postmaster Pryor of Troy was
transacting business in Milbank
Friday of last week.
Miss Eta Eversou of Milbank
visited Mrs. Jean Peterson be
tween trains Wednesday -Peev-
er Pilot
Raj ph Pike of this city is build
ing mOter boat which will be
pat on Big Stone lake, next
spring
W. d. Sloan, the Summit bank
er, has disposed of his interests
IN Summit and expects to move
to Iowa to make his home.
Edmund Cook. of Wilmot, who
with his wife, is enjoying an out
ing in Florida, writes that he has
caught his first shark IN Florida
waters.
The Wcodman lodge initiated
several mem bers last Saturday
evening. This lodge is steadily
growing, several new mem bers
being added at nearly every
meeting.
Bert KuehI, who returned
from Aberdeen last week, where
he was operated on for append
cltls. is getting along nicely, and
expects to be able to resume
work in a short time.
G. L. Wood let last week for
Santa Cruz, Cal, where be was
called on matters relating to the
estate Of his brother. the late
J. G. Wood. he being one of the
executors Of the estate.
The Racket Store has now
closed OGt its entire grocery
stock with the exception Of a few
full market baskets. These bas
kets contain about $50 worth |
OF all kinds of groceries which
will be sold Saturday at 81 each. |
A letter from Gary last week |
S states the threatened diphtheria |
epidemic in that neighborhOod |
has been checked, and that Miss /
Edith Ora wford, who was attack.
ed with the disease has recover
ed and is getting along nicely
Saturday specials at the Rack
ct Store; sc matches > packs for
sc: 1oc enameled cup &c: 75c |
white under skirts en-
broidery trimmed, 47c:enameled !,
pudding pans, 1Oc kind, sc and
81 % wasabowls and pitchers
69c.
John Lewis, the ice man, com
pletely filled his ice house last
week, in which he has about
l 600 tons stored away for picnic
weather. He expects to put up
about 200 tons in temporary
quarters for early use, as he is
that there shall be
no shortage during the coming
season.
Miss King, one of the teachers
in the public school. faced the
storm last Tuesday morning in
going from her home to her
duties, but she became so ex-
that she fell just as
she reached the school house
door, and lay for several minutes
IN an unconscious condition. She
was discovered by one OF the
pupils going to the school, and
was Immediately cared for.
Parsifal will be presented at
The opera house Friday evening,
Feb. 19. There are 33 artists in
the cast and the company has
full car of scenery and electrical
effects. The play will be pre-
sented in the same manner that
is put on IN the larger cities.
The opera house will be wired
for electricity from the Ideal
;heatre SO that all the apparatus
:an be used.
Ortonvile Herald Star: Huber
Jurgens, Lying one mile west of
Big Stone City had the misfor
:une to lose a horse during the
storm Thursday night. He was
rivinp from 0rtonvil1o ,ho,tI