The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-02-19
"Burrojaps.'
Towels on sale at Mittelstaedts
Saturday only.

Saturday only.
F. S. Reeve, the photographer,
was a Summit visitor Saturday.
"Burrojaps''- See Erlaudson
& Johnsons ad.
Reduced prices on plain and
fancy goods at Mittelstaedt. S
Saturday only.
A bright little son arrived at
the home of Chas. Norton Wed
nesday morning of this week.
The ladies aid received some
$45 from their chicken pie supper
on the Lincoln anniversary.
George and Clint Stoddard, of
Mazeppa, were in town Tuesday
attending to some probate mat
terS.
Editor Hougen, of the Wilmot
Republican. was down Wednes
day evening attending the K. p.
meeting and banquet.
Chris BuChele, one of the old
timers at Twin Brooks, was in
doing business at the county
seat the first of the week.
There are still some good seats
to be had for Parslfal, though
the advance sale has exceeded
anything ever seen in Mllbank
Horace Davidson, Of Marvin,
was down at the county seat
Wednesday, visiting his daught,
er and greeting his Milbank
friends.
Mr.. Stensrud, who for some
time has been employed in the
First National bank Of Milbank,
is taking vacation and has gone
to his home near OwatOnna, Mimi.
The street scraper was drafted
into use on Main street Satur-
day to spread the snow that had
drifted along the west side of
the street.
Letters received by Milbank
people from friends living 800
and 400 miles east and south of
us, report just rs big II storm,
the Sth, as was experienced in
this vicinity.
People who are going to attend
Parsifal should not forget that
the doors open at 7:15 and the
curtain will rise at 7:45 and no
one will be seated after the cur
tain is up until after the first act
is over.
Revillo Item: G. G. Cooper was
here Monday to close up his
deal for the Item. He returned
home that night to assist in NOV.
ing his goods here. He will oc-
cupy the En- ma Koelle residence
in the east part of town.
If you are at all interested IN
automobiles, see Farley If you
are going to buy a car, see Far.
ley. When you buy from the
home man he is bound to make
good, and Farley always makes
good. Read the ad on another
page.
Henry Marquart, of Adams
township, was up meeting his
Milbank friends Wednesday, and
receiving congratulations on the
arrival of pair of fine healthy
twin girls at his home on the 9TH
inst, and of which the family are
very proud, as they we'll may be
Mrs. G. Hacke returned from
Aberdeen the first of the week,
where she had been for the past
four weeks caring for her son
Ernest, who it will be remem-
bered was taken down with the
small pox, aud before he had
gotten out of the hospital was at
tackled with scarlet fever, and
has just been relieved from quar-
antlne.
Miss Rebekah Reeve who had
been home visiting her paren is,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Reeve, since
the holidays, left Saturday for
the cities, to purchase stock,
and will then return to Enderlin.
N. Oak, to reopen her millinery
store.
Mittelstaedts have locals this
week, announcing q special white
goods sale for Saturday. "only.'
The ladies of Milbank and
vicinity should take advan tage
of this sale. as they are all "qual.
ity" goods. You will find table
linens, fowls of all kinds. linens
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