The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-23
- apples at Home of Real

Christmas candies-tine mix
ed 3 pounds for 25c-P. 0. store,
Price our hand painted china;
a right-blg discount McCollum
& Thirsk.
If you get he ring at Kavsers
you'll II get the girl sure. Xmas
is the time.
J. M. Morrisey, who has pur.
chased the P. O. lobby store will
be pleased to have you call and
get acq uain ted.
w. S. Deuel. of Corona was in
the city-Wednesday to pur
chase some pigs that were adver
tised in the Herald want column.
Mr. B. G. Maxfield went up to
Summit Tuesday evening to at
tend the school exercises at that
place where his daughter, Mis- S
Hettie, is teaching.
Archie Light left last Mon,
day for Minneapolis, where he
goes to axe position as book
keeper in one Of the printing
establishments of that city
Andrew Wells, while working
ia the mill Tuesday sustained a
bad cut on the head by the fall
ing down of piece of machin
cry.
The Postotfce lobby store,
conducted by John Lilleskov was
sold this week to j. M Morrisey,
recently connected with the
Emanuel furniture store, who
took possession the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Boerger
have been spending a couple of
weeks with friends at Mr.. Boer
gers old home here, and Wednes
day went 10 Webster for short
visit Mr.. Boerger is now locat
ed at Superior, where he is fore.
man of the 500 round house.
Finest line Of stationery in the
city-plain or Xmas boxes.
Something really swell Nor
risey's ?. O. store.
Matt and Maggie Marx OF
Robinson, MINI, who had been
vising the kosse and Hemling
families in Alban township for
a week. returned home Monday.
Wednesday evening the high
school basket ball team was
defeated by the town team in a
score of "a to 13. The high
school team was unable to hold
the town boys on the level. We
hope that when another game
is arranged for with the town
team that the high school team
i. will be in better trim to mee'
their opponents.
Mrs. r. DeNrles, from Cotton
wood, Stanley county. who hao
been visiting for a couple OF
weeks with her son, d. E. De
Vries, who lives near Corona
left last Wednesday for Aber
deen where she will visit another
sou, and spend christmas witt
a younger son at Onida, be
tore returning to her home a
Cottonwood.
Mrs. Coleman and children
departed Tuesday for her home
at ST. Louis. Mrs. Coleman was
house keeper for Father Brones
|, for nearly year. Last Angus
she was taken i'll, aud although
FIR. Brones procured the bes
physicians aud nurses her con
dition was SO wrecked from th'
illness that she was compelled tt
go to her home at St. Louis.
Among the young people wh'
} are home from their schools f0
: the christmas holidays are: Mis-
Ina Clark, who has been teach
ing at Mandan; Miss Catherin,
Wells and Messrs. Andrew Lock
hart, Louis Saunders and Loui!
! Lockhart, students at the stat
university at Vermillion; tn
I Misses Ethel Leavitt and Ber
!, nice Farnham, of the agricultur
! al college at Brookings; Mis-
I Lola Prevey, at the Ellendal
Normal; Messrs. George Dor
and Burnell Farley, who are at
) tending a Chicago dental college
Miss Maud Farnham, who i
teaching at Robinsdale, MINI.
5 Miss Florence Reeve, teachin,
! at Lemmen, and the Misses Car