The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-10-06

Picture postals OF the big ele-
vator fire on sale at the Royal
Studio. also large views.
Mrs. E. Cook, of Nilmot, was
down Wednesday receiving dent
al work from DR.. Goodman.
Mrs. Oscar Lehman and her
children left Wednesday for
Iowa, to stay with her parents.
Miss Hazel Maxteld visited
her sister Hettie last week at
Summit, where the latter is
teaching school.
Coffee-the best that can be
obtained You can get it at the
Home of Real Bargains. The
brand-Gold Medal.
Gene Thorndike was over at
Strandburg assisting in the
bank, going over Friday and re-
turning last Tuesday.
Members of the w. G. T. U.
will be the gusets Of Mrs. Pal
mer at her farm home north of
town next Wednesday.
Miss Rumstad, Of the Grant
County Telephone Co., went over
to her home at Benson the first
of the week to attend the wed.
ding of her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Mericle, of
Tama, Iowa, and John Mericle of
Montevideo, were visiting their
daughter and sister, Mrs. G. E.
McGowan last Sunday.
Mrs. Will Emanuel entertained
the Y. M. S. Club last Friday
afternoon. A picnic lunch was
served and a jolly good time was
had. The club will meet with
Mrs. VIC Hanson, Oct. IS.
George Bear, who lives several
miles north of town, was kicked
ia the breast by one of his horses
and knocked down a day or 50
ago, but luckily had no bones
broken, but was pretty sore from
the bruise.
Arthur Pufahl returned from
Chamberlain yesterday morning
where he registered for the open.
ing of the Rosebud reservation
lands. He says big crouds are
registering for these lands, anc
special trains are being u t6
Cham berlain for that purpose.
Messrs. Andrew Munson o
this place and Louis Scheie O
Vernon left on the morning trait
Tuesday to attend a Norwegian
Lutheran conference at Watson
The conference was postponed
from last spring when the church
ia which 1t was to have been helt
was blown down in a cyclone.
p. NJ. Trowbridge, a forme
resident Of the county and on
of the early settlers, who is nov
living at Galena, kas., has bee.
visiting at the home of his broth
; er in-law, S. r. Taylor during th
. week. He was on his way home
having been on a visit to hi
mother, who resides at Willistot
:, n. d., and is 81 years of age.
: John Burkhardt was trippe
with one of the hooks belongln
to the fire company last Sunda.
afternoon while at the eli
S yator fire, and falling spraine'
t his ankle SO that he has had
nurse the foo, during the weel
y and is barely able to walk upo
y it, not being able TO get his sho
o on The injured foot.
Cards have been received al
nouncing the marriage of M
5 Frank Z Moore and Miss Be;
s trice E. Sanborn, both of Abe
. deem The groom is d forme
I Big Stone boy, a son of GeOro
5 Moore Of that city, and his nun
2 erous Grant county friends e2
+ tend hearty congratulations. M
and Mrs. Moore viii be at hon
at Aberdeen after October 18th.
:. Miss Emma G. Hall as pres
o dent of the State Federation {
u Womens Clubs, and Mrs. Geo. {
G Rix as delegate of the Excelsic
club, left for Canton Sunda
2. night to attend the state fedel;
;, ton which convenes in that cit
the 3D., 18th and 5th of October. 5.
full report will be published mex
+ week.
A mistaken idea became pre-