The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-16


O. r. Antleman, the Aberdeen n
travelling man, was in Milbank
Tuesday endeavoring to cheer u ,
his Milbank friends.
Did yon ever notice that the
Granger Business School gradu
ates hold all the best positions?
There is reason. Want to
know what it is?
Miss Mabel Harper came down
from Corona Monday evening
and visited with her aunt, Mrs.
E. NJ. Harper, returning Tues
day evening
Mrs. Jas. Gold aud Mrs. Ray
Bentley of Big Stone came up to
Milbank Wednesday and we're
guests at the Excelsior Club
meeting at the home of Mrs. G.
E. Mills.
The Congregational Sunday
school will have Christmas tree
exercises at the church on Christ.
mas eve, and very fine program
is arranged for.
J. p Miller returned last
week from Indiana, where he
had been visiting for several
weeks, and brought a house
keeper with him from that state.
The Misses Corinne Saunders
and Jennie johnson, who had
been spending several months
visiting points of interest IN the
eastern states. returned home
the first of the week.
The Methodist Sunday school
are practicing for fine cantata,
entitled, "Santa Claus and His
Friends to be rendered on
Christmas eve in connection
with the Christmas tree.
J. G. Jensen, one of the thrifty
farmers of the Strandburg
neighborhood, was over looking
at the Christmas goods and at
tending to some business mat.
ters in Milbauk Tuesday.
DR.. Thomas Hicks, while at
Chicago last week atten ding the
meeting of the state veterln-
arians, visited his father at Bay
City, Mich, and enjoyed a couple
Of days in that city, seeing the
beet sugar factories, coal mines
and industries Of that locality.
Miss Lillian Schafer, daughter
of Henry Schafer, formerly of
Milbank, writes from California
that she and her aunt, Christine
Koch, are living in a cottage at
Santa Monica, and that the sea
breezes or change OF climate has
given her wonderful appetite,
and that she soon expects to get
strong again.
Our High School graduates
and other young people who
want to get started in good pay
ing positions, can do so IN a
short time with small expense.
Let the Granger Business
School at Ortonville tell you how
to do it. This is the school that
helps its graduates to get and
hold good gOsitions.
James Moore and his sister,
Miss S. E. Moore, and William
Schone, started Wednesday on a
trip to California and the coast
country. They expect to stop
at Denver. Salt Lake City and at
numerous points in California,
but will make their principal
stopping place at Los Angeles.
and come north and stop at
several points in Oregon and
Washington.
We publish this week one of
the excellent papers read at the
recent ministerial difference in
this city. The paper is we'll
worthy a thoughtful considera.
ton by parents as we'll as past.
ors and Sunday school teachers.
The writer of tho paper shows
that he is IN thorough sympathy
with the boys and touches on
some vital truths on this I'M.
portant question.
Milo Olds, of Stanton, N. D.,
writes that there was not by any
means a total failure of crop in
his nelghbornood, and says that
from 50 acres of wheat he harv.
ested 627 bushels, aud 942 bush
els OF oats from % acres, and
that he raised besides this IL