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HELP wANTED--FEMALE.

GIRL for general house work. Phone
119-L2.
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ROOM AND BOARD for two ladlee
No. 616, care Forum.
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FOuNE--Bunch OF keys; owner may
have same by paying for this ad. 97s
Forum.
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soARD AND ROOM OFFERED.

ROOM AND BOARD, 11S Eighth streei
north.
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FOR SALE-Radianr Home heater,
leather bed-davenport, ;cnIfonier.
dresser, TWO commodeas eos Third
street north. Phone liza =" ~ /:
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REAL ESTATE CARD.

. q @ o @ g @ g @ @ o O g @ o @ Q
g The last Great W.T.. Buy a Q
O home in A,Serta, Canada. the lar 9
q of sunshine, big crops AID con-
o tented farmers. Write for list to g
- w. J. -AcNAMARA, g
y Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Can.
O q q @ @ g g @ @ o @ g @ @ @ q 9
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AT LIBERTY AL piano player. Ad
dress g. M. Dawson care Gen. Del
Fargo, N. d.
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LAKE PROPERTY FoR SALE.

ITO FEET ON LAKE MELISsA-With
good cottage, nicely furnished, open
fire place. large screened porcp,. fine
boat, nice trees, one of the best loca-
tions on the lake; $4,000. w. j. Lane,
Fargo.
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HARNESS. SHOP FOR SALE or trad.
for land or rent; 400 sets harness
Can be sold this spring. owner poor
health. Address SS5 care of Forum.
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ROOM AND B0ARD-Large front
room. On frst floor; strictly modern.
$40 Ninth street north. Phone .sas-L
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FOR sALE--s20-acrs farm, Barnes
county: cheap; reasonable terms.
Virgin land. Enquire p. o. BOX As,
Fargo.
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WANTED TO auY--LAhn.

WANTED-Good quarter section land
close to market; must be wen inn
proved and snap. Send full descrip-
ton and terms in first letter. G. N
Torrance, Fargo, N. ID.
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100 ACRES OF land one mile from
Courtenay, n. ID. A bargain IL taken
At once. T. J. Atwood. Courtenay, n. d.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

WE LOAN MONEY on. watches dja-
mondA. jewelry and all arScles Of
value. Crescent Loati OfE1ees re Front
street, Fargo. ~. u
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FOR SALE-$6,bO0 stock general mer-
chandise; wfli rent building. Net
profits made per year. $4,000. Address
$40. Forum.
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WANT Z D. Blacksmith. must be first
class pillow man. Apply r. Smile,
Blacksmith, Westhope, NJ D.
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vlAul SCIENCE "a HEALTH.

WAVE Science OF health, natural. nom
surgical. cloth hound 400 page book
free. apply BY mail, 20 Huntington
block, Lectlire for women Frsday -
s:0o ! o. -
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FOR sALE-Good six room cottage and
thirty-one acres Of land at Lake
Cormorant between east and west Cor
mcrant lakes, seven and oTie-hAlf miles
south OF Lake Park, MINI. Will be
sold on very favorable terms. Apply
&c. ]. Henricks, AnetA. N. ID.
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FOR SALE--Half interest In a motion
picture machine and 1000 feet of
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FOR 6AkE-A ons-half interest In Q
Arst-class 1ewelry and music store.
In one Of. this Dest towns In the state
Only one in Town. Last year watch
repairing alone amounted TO over
S1,OOO. &A,ko0 will take this. Poog
health the reason for selling. Address
$50 Forum .,~s - 80 .-.e re.
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AUTOMOBILES.
cARRlAoE

AUTOMOBILE AND CARRIAGE
PAlNTlNG-Auto wheels made and
repaired and upholstering done, at the
Novelty Carriage Works, by +. L. Rer-
ny. S11-31S First avenue north. Phone
663-J.
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FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD If
, refined private family at is Ninth
street south. Phone 1868. III. 4.
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an ANSWERING ali want ads. giving
q certain number care Of The Forum.
be sure 10 address your answers 10 that
number. in care OF Forum. This in
sures prompt attention.
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LOCATION. TO TEACH MUSIC by
thoroughly competent young woman
Write number s4scholars available in
your town. Address -957. care Forum.
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REEl9TERE % assistant pharmacist. at
once; $T5 per month for right mani
must furnish flrst-class recommenda-
tons: 4 steady lob. Write or wire Roy
p. Rood. Ross, NJ ID. -
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FOR SALE-&5, 600 stock of genera
merchandise and building, in good
live North Dakota town. Write 1901
Tenth street north, Fargo.
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ARBER-Must be first-class; good
wages sfor the right man. Inquire j.
r. Stuart Lisbon, n. d.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

FOR SALE--Motlon picture theatre.
only one In town; good thing. Box
231, Darlington. ~. ID.
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PosIrloNs MANTEp-EEMALE.

LADY compositor desires position;
best of references. Address s3S. care
Forum. ,~ $50. 49,
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WANTED-By March 20. place as
housekeeper In a first-class hotel or
club. by a widow SS years Of age; re-
fined and experienced. State wages
paid In first letter. Address S66 Fo-
rum.
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WANTE D--Nurse girl.to care for chill
dren during day.. easy hours. En-
quire 10. Broadway -.
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FOR SALE--Billiard hall, restaurant;
only one in town OF 400. For further
Information address Goa, care Forum.
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EFoR' SALE, NEWSPAPER 49, In live
North Dakota town; official paper Of
county; only. paper in town. WA sell
complete OUTFIT engine, press and type
| for $3.50, If taken at once. Pays from
800 to 5000 per month. Address els.
care Forum.
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HELP WANTED.
Male or Female.

WANTE D--Man and wife emo chill
dren) for ranch. Man must be able
to do ali kinds of farm work, woman
to cook for from six to ten people and
wash and iron for four; sos per month
Reference required. Ranch is eight
cen miles north Of Wibaux. Reference
given from First National bank WI
baux, Mont. 3. J. Parsons, Wibaux,
Mont.
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HOSPITAL.

MATERNITY HoSPJTA Competent
nurses ana Dest or care; highest tes-,
Hrs. Jennie Camp sO1 Tenth street
south, Fargo.
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WANTED-A girl for general house.
work. Enquire 122 Roberts street.
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WANT ED--Girl. to learn nursing al
Moorhead hospital. Phone $50.
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2-SEATED, high wheel; must be In
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AUTOMOBILES. FoR SALE.

FOR SALE, cHEAP-second hand
two cylinder automobile, two seats
good condition. Bargain. Enquire s.
S. Graham.
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WANFE B-a1en to learn the barber
trade. Come at once, to complete
course for spring business. Illustrated
catalogue free, ,Moler. Barber college,
9Th Nicollst avenue, Minneapolis,
MINI, Est. 1893.
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LAND FOR SALE.
FARMS FOR SALE.
FARM FOR RENT.

90 ACRES three miles from Fargo for
rent, no buildings. 480 acres three
miles from Fargo. buildings. 1853 acres,
buildings. w. j. Lane, Fargo.
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PIANOS TuNEn

WANT ED--t0O pianos to tuna. My
speciality lie. Perfect work that Will
remain 90 Il. wv. Parsons fDir. Of
Parsons orchSstral. Phone 1sIs-LA
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FOR sALE-A CARLOAD OF MULES

I HAVE FOR SALE twenty -four head
Of good heavy work mules ranging In
weight from 1900 TO 1900 and I'D age
from TO 10. / wish 10 sell It's enure
load and will make the price right. Ad-
dress p. j. Carry. Crookston. MINI.
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We CAN FURNISH YOU a buyer fol
your business or property. Send
description. DalrympIa Co.. palaos
Bldg. Minneapolis. Nina
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A SNAP---New s0-room hotel, In one
of the best country towns in North
Dakota; the only $2-per day house;
fully furnished; do an excellent BUSH
ness; = located on the principal corner; ,
cement sidewalks; this property can be
bought for one-half its cost. Address
o67 care Forum. .e,7
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HARNESS MAKER wanted: VIM.
KrauHe. Wahpeton, N. d.
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HOUSE AND sAFE MOVING.

MAKE o. speciality Of unusual and
heavy moving; houses. sae@s, raising
buildimgs: furnish evegythin@. =. w.
Hodges. Phone 90.
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NAV WANTED 20 drive dray. A. L
Earr.
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BEFORE BuYlN0 any business or
property write for CUR magazine
Opportunities" Mailed tree. Dalrym-
pie Co. Palace Bldg Minneapolis.
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.

WANTED--By gentleman. GOOD bright
room, with board. fairly close in, with
refined private family Address, with
terms, s6g, care Forum.
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WANTE D--A good sleight hand per-
former or comedian, Address $50,
Fornrn. :.
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FOR S&EE--Newspaper In live North
Dakota town. Official paper OF coun-
~ and only paper In town. Address
s5T, care Forum.
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FOR RENT--Room with board, 3O9
Fourth avenue north . aH
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WANTED--A delivery boy. Apply at
Meyer Pressing Parlors, Fargo Ma
tiona4 bank building, ~ r. avenue.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-23
Continued on fourth page
Heavy fur lined coats at dis
count. Engels. bargain clothier.

Heavy fur lined coats at dis
count. Engels: bargain clothier.
The w. r. c. prepared a
Christmas box of clothing and
sent to the old soldier located in
the forest fire district of Mime
sofa, whose letter was published
ia this paper few weeks ago.
The Granger Business School
helps It's graduates to get the
good jobs.
Rev. Loecl1 of Webster was in
town Monday making pre-
Iiminary arrangements for the
building of the tabernacle fol
the Bromley meetings which
ommence week from Sunday
Don't forget that Special
Three months Winter term Jan
uary 2, at Watertown Business
College. 1t covers a full course
10 Bookkeeping. Shorthand
Typewriting. or com mon studies
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-23
German Lutheran

On Saturday evening at 6
O clock D. m. in the church in
AIban township, children's
service of recitation and songs
will be given. On Sunday at 2
D. m. at the same church a
christmas service will be held
and also on Monday at 10 a. m.
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
christmas service will be held in
the Milbank church with cele-
bration of holy communion. On
Monday at $50 p. m. there will
also be christmas service.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-23
Railway Doin9s of Interest

Chief carpenter Mccarthy of
Minneapolis, was in the city
Monday.
Rotary snow plow No 16, from
the Milwaukee shops passed
through Milbank, Monday,
bound for Aberdeen.
Engineer A. A. Grove has been
at the Milwaukee shops during
the week, to get rotary snow
plow No II, which will be sta.
ton ed at Milbank. A card from
Mr.. Grove to the Herald stated
that he expected to start west
with the rotary Saturday or
Sunday.
A detailed description Of
rotary Il, the largest on the H.
& D, will be gwen ia this pape:
next week. Travelling Engineer
Zack Coils and Engineer A. A.
Grove have been busy during
the week getting the machine
ready for use.
Conductor Dave Cinclaire is
taking life easy the last few
days, as is also Engineer Ben
nett Of the Sisseton run, each
making the day run. Conduct
or Jarv Cinclaire alternates with
his brother Dave, making the
evening run, and Engineer
Spence Baird handles t h e
throttle on the same run
Twenty five Mallet engines
are being shipped to Deer Lodge,
Mont, from New York. Three
or four of them passed through
the city during the week enroute
west. They are of a double
pattern, having two complete
sets of drive wheels and cylin-
ders, and carry their own
dynamo. All attachments such
as doors, etc, are worked by
air. One of these engines
weighs more than two of the HI
engines now in use on the II. &
D division. They are built for
helping trains over the mountain
grades.
The old timers will all remem
Der H. R. Drum. who came wes,
to Milbank to work for the Mil
waukee ia 18S0-at least are sup
posed to-except VIM Ross. he
couldn t tell at first sight whether
he knew him or not. However
he found out to his amaz emen,
that he had known the gentle
mainland had been. very vel
acquainted with him in the
early days. Mr. Drum lived in
Milbank up to about ten years
ago, when he became chief car
penter and bridge foreman oi
the west end of the Il & u and
the Black Hills divisions witt
headquarters at Cham berlain
where he has since resided. The
two old friends enjoyed Monday
talking over old times, incident
ally mentioning the old two-stall
engine shed that stood where
main street now crosses the
tracks, the big blockade of 1880
and the turning of locomotives
at Summit without turn table
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-23
CANNED COR
The Big Stone Product Takes First
Prize at Pure Food Show.

The state Pure Food Com
mission of Minnesota offers
prizes each year for the best
canned goods packed in the
state, the exhibits being made
and Judged at the time of the
convention of the Minnesota
Gamers Association. Il h S
convention took place last week
and as the pure food depar ent
notified Manager Douthitt, Of
the Big Stone Canning Com
pany, of their desire that he
make an exhibit, he had case Of
corn sent out to their laboratory
out of the general stock kept on
hand by the St. Paul wholesaler
who handles the goods. The
Big Stone corn took first
premium, the judges being a
com mittee of buyers for well
known Minnesota wholesale
houses. There were nineteen
entries of corn.
The award took in.O cOnSidera
t ION cleanliness, appearance,
uniformity and flavor. To have
the first prize come to Big Stone,
on an exhibit taken out of the
general stock, speaks well for
the corn possibilities of this
vicinity, aud for the ability OF
Manager Douthitt in his line OF
work.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-23

Our winter term begins Janu-
ary 2. The demand for Office
help is very good. We need
many more men and women for
this line Of work. Our people
hold the best jobs. We have
something Of interest 10 tell You.
Drop Us q card. Granger Busi-
ness School. Ortonville.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-23
Two Fast Games.

A very enthusiastic crowd
witnessed two Of the fastest
basket ball games ever played
in the local gym-when the
Granite Falls girls and boys
basket ball teams came in con.
tact with the local girls and
boys.
The girls final score being
Is TO 19 in favor Of the Milbank
team. and the boys game result
ing in a close score of 19 to 20
in favor of the Milbank boys.
These games we're whirlwinds
from start to finish, and with
the enthusias m Of the crowd
made the gym one of the most
exciting places Of the evening.
During the first half of either
Of the games it would have been
hard matter to pick the win
ing team, but by the skillful
team work the Milbank teams
were able to conquer their
opponents.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-23

The building of the tabernacle
for the Bromley-Meye meet
ings will be commenced next
Monday on the lots opposite the
Cotton garage, corner of third
avenue. All who wish to assist
with work in the erection of the
building are invited to be on
hand that day. On Tuesday q
dinner will be served free in the
basement of the Methodist
church to all workers on the
building.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-23
Mixed nuts at Morrisey's P.

Mixed nuts at Morrisey's P.
O. store.
We are at the shortest days Of
the year just now.
Mrs. Ed. Phelan was down
from Aberdeen Wednesday on a
visit to her mother, Mrs. E. H.
Benedict, and other friends.
Cigars in Christmas boxes
Sat Morriseys 2. o. store.
Ernest Hacke. who is in the
employ Of the Dakota Farm er,
has been in town during the
week IN the interest of that pa.
per.
w. J. Ulrich of Twin Brooks
was in the city Wednesday. He
aud Mrs. Ulrich had just return
ed from a visit with relatives at
Big Stone and Ortonville,
The Masons and Eastern Star
mem bers will have a six o'clock
oyster supper next Monday eve
ming. to be followed by installa
ton Of officers.
Mr.. G. Hacke and wife Of AL
ban left Wednesday for an eX
tended visit to Spring Valley,
Mimi, aud points in Iowa, Hi
nois and Wisconsin.
Big discount on hand painted
dishes a the Home of ReaI
Bargains for two days-tO
morrow and Saturday. Plates
cups and saucers, Milbanh
souvenir dishes-alI N k {
acceptable Xmas gifts.
Mrs. David Gamble started
Wednesday on a trip to the Paci-
tic coast. She was accom- paniec
to A berdeen by Mrs. w. Robin
son, and from there will make the
journey westward with a fcmily
of Aberdeen friends. She goes
to Boring, Ore.
Pipes-briar or meerSchaum
plain or fancy and in cases-hn'
Christmas present. Z. q. store
The Merchant of Venice VI
TO aa:e, given by the junior class
of the high school last F'rida,
evening was thoroughly ENJOY
; able entertain ment, full of brigh
hits, and was we'll put on. Th'
management took In about SS
door receipts, and also realized
good sum from candy sales.
O. O. and r. 0. Briggs receiv
ed telegram Wednesday morn
i ing, stating that a brother ha'
been killed at Minneapolis. Th
deceased was employed as
, swift Gilman in the yards Of one 0
, the railways. Mrs. O. O. Brigg
and Miss Nina Briggs went t
Minneapolis, Wednesday morn
ing aud @. Q. Briggs went dow
on the nlght train.
John Hardy, who was formerl
a resident of Far mington town
ship, writes from Post Falls
Idaho, that he likes the countr
; where he is located. which is i
the Spokane valley, which h
says is the apple paradise, an
he raised some apples on thre
year CRAFTS this year that wer
| particularly fine, the apples fror
that section taking the prize 70
best car load at the inter stat
, apple show.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-23

Local and Personal Paragraphs.

Local and Personal Paragraphs.
Holley at the P @. store.
Mixed nuts and candies for
Xmas-McCollum & Thirsk.
Kayser is sho wing a beautiful
line Of cut glass and table silver
ware.
Christmas booklets from 10c
up at Morrisey's 2. O. lobby
store.
Only two more days-and you
have failed, if you have not seen
Kaysers liEe of goods.
The Granger Business School
helps its graduates to get the
good jobs.
Co, Supt. Purdy was out in
Mazeppa the first Of the week
visiting schools in the township,
Oscar Johnson, the real estate
man of Albee, was in town last
Saturday attending TO some
business matters.
Miss JesGahl, stenographer in
Attorney Rix' law office. leaves
today to spend the holidays at
her home ia Minneapolis.
Miss Kate Let's, who is en-
ployed in the telephone office at
Aberdeen, came home the first
of the week to ENJOY the holiday
season with her mother.
The Granger Business School
helps it's graduates to get the
good jobs.
Miss Nettie Jones of Monte
video and Miss Bessie George of
Odessa came to Milbank Tues
day evening to attend the play
at the opera house.
The people who have gone
south to spend the winter are
making a needless trip. There S
nothing that can beat our Dakota
weather so far.
Theo. Raebel received word
Wednesda of the death of a
cousin in Iowa. He and his
brother Max, departed thai
night to attend the funeral.
Mrs. w. j. Service, a daugh
ter Of Mrs. Bailey's VINO mad
been with her mother for some
time. returned to her home ir
Kansas City last Monday.
Mrs. Frank Robel Tuesday
evening started for Colorado
where she will visit her daugh
ter, Mrs George Lettmap, whose
hus band took land claim during
the past year ia the dry farming
country northeast of Denver.
John Bien started last Satur
day for visit to his old home al
st. Louis, Mo. John has some
valuable real estate property a.
Bellville, H., and desires to look
it over, as the city limits of Bell
vile were recently extended sc
as to bring this property in thu
city.
William Koepke received wore
last Saturday Of the death of his
father at the latter's home il
Campbellsport, Wis. The de
ceased was 80 years of age las
February. Messrs. Frank ane
August koepke accompanies
William 10 the old home to atten(
the funeral.
Christmas trees, holly. candle!
and ornaments, at MorrlseY'!
90. store. Prices attractive,
The pocketbook which wa
found by Miss Viola Boerger OF
Nam street and which sh'
promptly brought to the Herale
Advance office and advertised
was the property of MIR. O. h
Manning, The pocketbook con
tanned some $11.00, and tn
owner remem bered in substan
tial manner the little girl VIII
found and advertised it.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-23
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that
the annual meeting of the Stock
holm Mutual Fire Insurance
Association will be held at
Strandburg, S. D., on Wednes'
day Decem Der % tn, 1910, at II
o'clock q. 10.
G.. S. AMSDEN,
Secretary.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-23

Neckties, mufflers, handker
chiefs, shirts, etc, make
acceptable Xmas gifts. Engels
bargain clothier.