The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-11-19
Twin Brooks-continue ed from pg. 8.

George LaSell and family have gone
to Waubay.
Mrs. Ernest Fisher presented her
husband with a fine boy Thursday,
the 18th.
Stop and look at Macheledt & Ma
gels window. They are displaying a
fine line of goods for little money and
their window trimmer can't be beat.
George Egrmayer a a Milbank
visitor today.
Thanksgiving is one week from to-
day-and how many are going to re-
turn thanks and enjoy the day in the
good old fashioned way.
Everybody is enjoying frequent
sleigh rides.
Charles CHAVEZ has a very fine line
Of mems furnishings-and Mr.. Es-
singtOn his pleasing clerk will treat
you right and fit you out in the Ia
test.
There will be preaching in the NJ.
f. church every Sabbath afternoon at
2:3O: league at 7 in the evening. Let
CIV Sl ollC u oul dllo llSdl tlc HtN
pastor. And also help him by going
down in your pockets.
Our mail men were unable to make
their regular trip Monday, owing to
the bad roads.
Will Roberts is busy these days
trapping along the creeks. He can't
be beat when it zones to catching
minks.
N. F. Nelson. Milbank's popular
druggist was in our village last eve
ming.
Mrs. Dell Shields is very busy these
days, cooking for a crew of cement
workers who seem we'll pleased with
their boarding place.
There will be given on Thanks
giving evening a grand ball in the
Twin Brooks opera house: everybody
invited to come, and enjoy a good
time: don't forget the date, Thursday,
Nov. 25th.
Harry Roberts makes regular calls
to Milbank, do not blame him, as
Twin Brooks is surely dead.
Mr.. Jelky our meat mar is setting up
some very fine meats to his customers:
try some OF his meats on your platter
and you will call again.
Our school here in the village is
doing some very fine work this win
ter, not one complaint is heard: our
teachers, F. E. Roberts and Miss
F1lbert are deserving praise, as the
Twin Brooks school had a very bad
reputation considered one of the
hardest schools to control. 1t pays
to hire good teachers.
DR.. Mills will be in our village
Dec. 18th, head quarters at hotel
tibet.
The new landlady of hotel Ithel
has arrived. We are sorry to think
OF loosing the former owners from our
village, as they were we'll liked.
Mrs. F. w. Johnson. our milliner
will close out her stock of millinery
goods at cOst from now on: she has
a very stylish and up t. date line of
hats-call and get prices.
DR.. Pagett our new doctor seems to
De very Dusy now days, we wish him
lots of work with success.
F. Filbert, our hardware man has
in a very fine line of new furniture,
call in and look over his stock before
driving to Milbank. We are sure
you car save money, and besides it's
SO nice to be able to buy a chair in
your own town.
Mrs. II. E. Johnson made q bust
ness trip to Stockholm Monday.
Mr. Dell Shields is expected home
this week from Montana where he has
been overseeing the bridge work on
a coast road, for the past two years.
The following pupils were neither
absent nor tardy from the primary
department of the Twin Brooke
school, during the month ending Nov.
IL, 1909:
ALVIN Egrmayer Luella Egrmaver
Martha Eilers Edgar johnson
Nettie johnson Edna johnson
Hazel Dresser Viola Kruger
Vivian Kelsey