The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-03-11

olSsetOn Saturday
= Only few Of those oak fran e(
pictures left at Peterson S store
Hurry, before it is too late.
Are you going: Where-T,
the Senior play at the oper;
house this evening. Well
couldn't afford to miss it.
Robert Cruise, who has beer
IN Indiana the past severa
mouths returned to Milbanh
Saturday, and this week went tc
his home near Hartford.
Ray Kim ball and Mr.. Whiting.
OF Alban township, have rented
the 5. 5 Lockhart farm in Yer.
non township, for the coming
season..
Charles Melitz and Gust John.
son of Alban township. were in
the city Saturday, qualifying
for the offices to which they
had been elected the Tuesday
previous.
W. E Jennings of Corona, was
in the city Saturday. on his way
home from Milwaukee, where be
had been for the past month.
He IS travelling for the Ipterua-
tlonal Harvester Co., in this dis.
trict.
Mrs. Conright and daughter,
Hazel: who have been in Mime
apois for the past few days,
have returned home bringing
with them a full line of fashion
able spring millinery. which
can not be surpassed in quality
and style.
o. r. Antelman, the travelling
man, was greeting his old Mil.
bank neighbors The first of the
week. He states that his son
Roy, who had been attending the
state university. taking com,
mercial law course, had been
appointed teller of the First
National Bank of Aberdeen, and
had given up his work at the U
to take the position.
Miss Minnie Dueser, who for
two years was employed at the
Mittelstaedt store, but who was
called to Mankato before Christ
mas on account of the illness
and death of a sister, will not
return to Milbank. She has
accepted responsible position
with one of the largest dry goods
and department stores in south
ern Minnesota, located at Man
kato.
}. W. Guest, the teacher in the
Big Tom district ia AIban town.
ship, was in The city Saturday
taking a special teachers exam.
ination Mr.. Guest has had
charge of this school about four
months and is giving the very
best of satisfaction. He has had
years of experience in teaching.
but Of late years had been in
other lines of work owing to poor
health.
Announcements have been re
ceived Of the marriage of Charles
W. Dehlendorf of this county
and Miss Lillian, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Opperman,
the ceremony taking place Feb-
ruary %, at the home of the
brides parents, at Chaffee, N. d.
They will be at home in Milbank
after March 18th. The couple
have many friends both in this
vicinity and at Chaffee, who wish
them much happiness.
J. A. Anderson, the contractor.
who erected several buildings in
the city last summer, has Gecid-
ed to locate in Milbank perma
nently. and is prepared to fur
nlsh plans and specifications for
any kind Of building, being
graduate Of a school of architec.
ture. He has given general sat.
isfaction so far and has several
buildings to erect during the
present spring and summer.
He furnishes cement work of
any kind, and solicits your busi-
ness. He has his office over the
Pott & sons hard ware store.
A. A. Grove, the engineer, re-
turned from Northfield, MINI !,
Wednesday morning His moth.
er, Mrs. A. Grove, suffered a
second stroke of paralysis last
sunday and survived but
a few days. The faneral was
hold from hn hnpnn hfonlx,-