The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-11-26
Apples, Home of Real Bargains.

Apples, home or Reat Bargains.
| Phil Cross was down from Mazappa
| Tuesday on business.
Oversboes for every member Of the
| family at the Home of Real Bargains
tranberries ; quarts for - cents,
al Home of Real Bargains.
Fred Pehrson, late of Aberdeen, is
now employed at the Dunbeck barber
shop.
f. w. Meehan is acting as deputy
clerk of courts during the court ses-
sion.
Philip Roder and wife of OrtonviIle
were Thanksgiving guests of the Billy
Baxter family.
Watch for our Xmas announce
menL in the Herald next week. Home
of Real Barg aims.
Isabel Gaynor returned Sunday,
after spending few days visiting
with friends in the Twin Cities.
Tommy Mills, the little son of C. E..
Mills, developed light case of
measles the first of the week.
Miss Kate Jones of Aberdeen, visit
| ed with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Jones, on thanksgiving day.
State G Game Warden Bancroft, of
| WatertOwn, was a caller in town last
| Tuesday while on his way to Sisseton.
Cream Of Oil Best Pennsylvania
kerosene for lamps, stoves and incu-
bators. ERLANDSON & JOHNSON, 40
/ Miss Bessie Cunningham, who had
! been attenulng the A aberdeen business
college returned home last Saturd av. :.
DR.. T. J. Layne, IL dentist, has re-
moved his office from the w hite front
building into the Dakota Central
| block
w. @ Mcpherson left the first Of
the week on visit to his daughter,
Mrs. Herbert Healy at Mapeton,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Paddock went to
Big Stone to spend thanksgiving day.
the guests OF their daughter. Mrs
Ray Bentley.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Wiseman went
down to Ortonville Thursday to eat
thanksgiving dinner with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hocum.
Do not fail to hear Della Crowder
| Miller at the M. E. church on Decem-
Der 3rd. You will be delighted with
her characters.
r. S. Buhrman, who sold his home
in this city last week, has gone to
Goodrich, N. D., pear where he has
| farm npOn which he will liye.
DR.. W. H. Kriesel went to Granite
Fails Wednesday, and on Thanks
giving day was united in the bonds OF
wedlock to Miss Margery Hurst.
Apples. That car of Ben Davis,
Baldwins, Spies and Russets are
going fast. Price from 81 to S4.75 a
barrel. McCollum & Thirsks.
Miss Edith Church, a teacher in the
Britton schools, has been spending
the thanksgiving holidays At the home
Of her uncle, F. j. Paddock.
Come and spend pleasant even
ing with Della Crowder Miller. Read
er and Imperson ator at the M. E.
church, December 3rd.
Foreman Ed Jones received circu-
lar the first of the week, soliciting
funds for the Cherry mine disaster.
The local railroad boys are respond
ing generously. -~ .-~~.. ...
The funeral of tho late j. w. John
son was held at the home at Puy allup,
WASH, last Wednesday afternoon,
and interment was ia the cemetery at
that place. M @@
Rev. o. E. Boyce came up from
Yaukton Tuesday morning to secure
his second papers in na.uralizatlnu
and greatly enjoyed greeting his old
friends and parishoners,
John Barte, one of those who went
from this vicinity and took a claim
in Perkins county, writes that the
cold weather caught him before he
was able to get up his buildings.
The gentlemen friends of H. E.
Ackerman discovered that last Mon
day was his birthday, and without any
warning company of them swooped
dawn upon him ia the evening, and
Jolly time was had.
Harry Rawson, who has been work
ing at Grand Island. Neb.. returned
home yesterday. Harry has been APP
pointed agent for the Singer Sewing
Machine company, and will have this
county and several Others to work in.
Mrs. Kate Saunders writes from
Santa Monica, Cal, that the family
are all greatly pleased with their
winter home, and says that they can
pick oranges and lemons from trees
on their lawn, and are having all
kinds of vegetables at the present
time.
The w. w. Wilson family had
reunion around the turkey platter
uasferday among the pnaatS being