The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-01

Prof. Hopfner went down TO
Appleton yesterday to play for
the dance.
Steve Kane. of Marvin, was
looking after some business mat.
ters in Miloank Saturday.
The B. T. Nj. club spent an en-
joyable evening at the home OF
Miss Anna Mitchell this week.
Charles Anderson of the Ortley
Optic was in town Saturday, on
his way to Sisseton on business
County Superintendent Pordy
has been at Pierre this week at
tending the state educational as
ISOLATION.
Miss L. Thompson and Miss A.
MIchelbus from SissetOn are the
guests of Mr.. Eiof Johnson for
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Port is closing out a fine
assortment Of head-scarfs at
greatly reduced prices. Any 81
scarf goes at - cts.
Mrs. Henry Mitchell had the
misfortune to cut her hand quite
badly one day last week while
using a meat knife.
Kayser, the jeweler has a word
to say in the advertising columns
in regard to early christmas
shopping. Read it.
The Misses Irene and Adelaide
Williams came down from Mar
vim last week and spent sunday
with their brother Charles.
Serge dresses SIC so cut 70
$3.50. Silk dresses and skirts,
np-to.date ia style and material
at greatly reduced prices. At
Mrs H @. Ports.
Mrs g. E. Dunbeck was called
to Mapletou, Mimi, last Saturday
by the death Of her father.
While she is away her children
are being cared for by the Fred
Williams family,
Beorg Cortellyou, the Sisseton
druggist. who was on tile Z :.
grand jury at Aberdeen. return
ed Wednesday in time IL erJ0y
F., his thanksgiving at his Sisseton
home.
? Beautiful line OF furs from The
WeH-ku0wn firm Of ALBRIGHT n
Son of ST, Paul, who guarantee
: all goods. See me before buying.
; [ can please you. Childrens
muffs $3.50 ia brown cony. also
sets very reasonable. Mrs. Port.
Mrs. Fl. Thiele OF HOPKINS,
2 who has been visiting her father,
K Pinkert, and other friends ia
this locality for a week or two,
e made a visit to Big Stone We'd
: nesday and spent the day.
G. M. Bowe invites all the boys
and girls Of Milbank and sur
rounding country to be at the
. depot on Friday. Dec. 9Th, when
a Santa claus will arrive on the
1855 train from the west and 60
to the Racket store.
. Miss Ana Thomas left Monday
! for Princeton, Ky, where she
!. has been engaged TO teach in the
collegiate institute, q Presbyter-
ian school at that place, and will
9 have charge of primary work.
Goats, coats, coats. $21 values
. reduced to $40. so in Kerseys and
= mixtures. Cericule coats, $18. sc
= cut to $13 so. SIS so cloth coats
g now $10.50. Childrens' coats
from 81. SO up. At Mrs. Ports.
l. Levi Conright is a great stick
9 Ter for the law and for doing
= things legally, SO last Saturday
when he went down to the lake te
fish he not only provided himself
with bait and a basket of provis
y ions, but he took the game war
den along with him to make sure
that he wouldn't pull out the
wrong kind of a fish and thu,
violate the law.
@ Engineer O. N. Bennett state:
Is that he had q fine outing q couple
g of weeks ago, when in company
= with Paul Jones he went up into
n northern Minnesota, in the vicln
q. ity of the Jones farm in the tim
I. bered country, and had a deer
ls hunt. They were away some
q ten days, but each man got a deer
~ weiohinp about 40 lhS and one