The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-11-26
TWIN Brooks. Nov. u

Married-At the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. $. n. Hutchln-
son., Nov. 18Th, 1909, by the Rev.
George Kase Of Milbank, Miss Maud
B. Hutchinson and Mr.. Herman l..
Nagel. Only the parents of the bride
and groom were present. just before
the hOnr of eight the bride and groom
took their place at the piano and sang
Roses bring dreams of you. A ter the
ceremony a supper was served in the
dining room The young couple left
the same evening IN their honey moon.
They expect to make a long wedding
trip before they return. The bride be-
ing raised, here has made many friends.
The groom is a Twin Brooks young
business man and has been in our
midst for nearly a year. The bride
was dressed in old rOs silk, and her
travelling suit was blue. The young
couple, we hope, will have a long and
happy life. The wedding occurred on
the brides birthday.
Services in the M. E. church Sun
day afternoon at ) p. m. Pastors
address, "Divine Beniticence.' An
offering will be taken in behalf of the
Childrens Home. You are invited to
attend.
S.N. Hutchinson and c. Townsend
who had planned on a land buying
trip to North Dakota, have postponed
the same till later, on account of the
bad weather.
Chas. Townsend who has been visit
ing his uncle, S. n. Hutchinson ex-
poets to leave soon for his home in
Lake City. Mimi.
Ask Harry Roberts if you want to
know about the play at the Bentley
grand opera house at Milbank.
Wrights have in a full line of up-to-
date dress patterns as pretty as you
a buy anywhere.
The children of Mrs. Roy Wilson
have all been quite sick and are under
the care of DR.. Pagett.
Every one we hope will have turkey
and cranberry u on their dinner
table Thursday.
Jack Sprank has the sadest face in
town, his wife is away visiting her
mother.
There will be preaching services
held in the V. S. church every other
Sunday.
Mr.. Zelkey butchered a very fine
beef for S. N. Hutchinson on his
farm Friday.
The two mail men out of our village
each day get in late, on account Of
the hard roads.
Mrs. Ed Dore of Milbank, attended
the Degree OF Honor on Thanks
giving evening.
VIM Roberts has taken up his usual
abode in the hills, where he spends
the winter months trapping.
Roy Wilson has moved his family
to the Oehler farm three miles east OF
here, where he is employed.
George Breckenridge is loading a
car of hogs O be shipped St. Paul.
The skating rink was crowded Fri
day night, the floor is excellent.
Will Roberts and wife are out
camping for their health.
Ed Harper spent Sunday at home
with his family in Milbank.
]. Farmer and wife were passengers
to Ortonville Saturday.
A. G. Dunham's mother is making
him and his wife a visit.
Try Mattsons fur lumber. Every
board is as straight as a string.
Stop at hotel Ithel for first class
board and room.
We are having spring weather, but
wait until winter sets in.
Enoch Lindquist, the banker is very
busy these days.
Chas. Chavet was in Minneapolis
Monday on business.
George Kelsey made a business trip
to Milbank Friday.
VIM Bohn, HI. Wright and j.
Wentz were in Milbank this week.
John Rice OF Butte, Mont, is visit
ing his cousin r. E. jenkins.
Herman Leader OF Waubay, vas in
town this week.
+. E. Roberts was a passenger to
Milbank Saturday on business.
The Ladies of the NJ. E. church are
very busy selling goods. We under
stand their sales are large.
S. w. Matteson was a west bound
passenger to visit over Sunday at
Summit.
George Kelsey was out of our vii
age a couple Of days on banking bust
ness during the week.
Hulda Ferber was at Milbank Sat
urday.
S. N. Hutchinson has his new auto
barn about completed the auto will
be here in the spring. Anyone wish
ing a pattern of the barn, call.
Mrs Fred Filbert spent Friday at
Milbank.
Mrs. Richard Bohn and daughter
are spending 9 few days at Ortonville.
w. NJ. Brummond is very busy