The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-08
LocaI and Personal Paragraphs

w ednesdaN morning TO hold services !
Silk petticoats guaranteed to wear
for one year, all colors. at Mrs. Ports
The net proceeds of the play given
by the Ladies Guild amounted to SIS
4. little son was born in the Frank
koepke family in Grant Center last
Sunday.
Furs. Furs. Mrs. Port calls your
attention 10 the Christmas bargains in
furs Call early while Tie assortment
i. full.
Beautiful pieces Of stamped linen
md embroidery noss IT Miss Rodgers
art store.
Cleon Leach, of Minneapolis, val
visiting his friends in Milbank the first
Of the week.
Chas. Bailey OF SissetOn, visited
his brother Harry and wife, in this
city las, Thursday.
Robt. Schultz and Gus Paul we're
Twin Brooks visitors M the county
seat last Saturday.
Christmas trees and tree decorations.
candles, candle-holdsrs and tinsel at
McCollum l. Thirsk's.
Mr.. G. +. Oehler vent to Big Stone
City Tuesday to look after his proper
" interests west OF that city.
Mrs. 4. X. Crawford left Tuesday
for st. Paul, where she is making a
visit to . cousin in that city.
Miss Irene Ganm OF Sisseton was
the guest Of Miss Jane Smull for a
day or two during the week.
Mrs. James Gold and son, Kenneth,
OF Big Stone, were visitors and shop
pers in this city Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Broich OF Big Stone did
sOlne shopping in this city between
trains Tuesday while ON her way 10
Wilmot. e
Muse Rodgers has for Christma e
sale . pretty lioe OF hsnd-painted CHI
"a. w~ster-cOlored oOvelties and pic
lures.
Mrs: Coulter left last Saturday for
Milwaukee, where she has been spend.
ing y week visiting with = sister in
that city.
We have a new line of sleds, carts,
iron toys, steam engines. etc. for boys
and pretty dolls and doh carts TO,
girls.
McCollum i Thirsk.
A little son was born In the family
OF Hermaa kosse Of Alban on Nov.
80, hut the little one only lived a cou-
pie of days.
The Milbank Light < Power Co ,
are sending out neat little folders
with timely suggestions for electric
christmas gifts.
Word reached this Office Tuesday OF
the serious illness of Mrs. Peter Ger
des. an old settler. living four miles
east of Wilmot.
A fine sheepskin coat. a cap and a
pair OF mltts were left at this Office to
be SEN to some needy ma in the west
part OF the state.
Mrs. Thad l. Fuller is enjoying a
visit from her sister. Mrs. Dickey. OF
Frederick, and her brother. Mr.. Brook
Howell and wife.
Miss Hettie Maxfield and Miss HUI.
da Seide, teaching at Summit, came
home to spend thanksgiving and the
sunday mere.
Fred GaynOr is making arrange
ments to go to Minneapolis. where he
expects to be employed with the Reeve
farm machine company.
Members and friends of the ladies
aid society will hold their regula,
meeting at the home of Mrs. DOWN..
next Thursday afternoon.
VIM. Robinson. who has been housed
up for a couple of weeks with rheuIna
tism. is again able with the aid o
crutches to get down town.
Mr.. Bellknap came down from norti
of town last week and had DR.. Jacote
treat his thumb, which in some man
ner had been badly poisoned.
Mrs. II. p. Johnson OF Minneapolis
has been spending a couple Of week.
among old associations at the HON,
Of her mother, Mrs. GRANDSON.
J. II. L~ongnecker. one of the ole
timers in Grant county. now Living
nea Appleton, was up last SATURDAY.
attending to some business matters.
Mrs. Geo. Egrmayer and daughter
of Twin Brooks. were visiting Milbanl
I friends and attending to some shop
! ping matters in the city Wednesday,.
4 The children OF the Mission band o
1 .Alban Evangelical church gave L yer,
4 line program at their church Sunda,
4 morning Nov. 18th. The num} ers con
! sisted Of music and spanking W tn
1 Young people of the church under tht
i direction OF Mrs Aug. Woitte. and
1 very interesting time Was enjoyed, tn