The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-11-22

our gold fish at McCollem &
Tnirsk's.
Anton G. JurgenS and family.
who for the past six months have
been on their homestead near
Faith. recently returned to this
city for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robel an
ticipate ~snending part of the win
ter at Philadelphia and other
cities in the east, WHARF Mrs.
RObe| has a brother and other
friends.
G. r. Mosiman and Fred Lind
ouist were up at Wilmot last FRI
dav invoicing the restaurant
business of Otto MOsiman. which
has been purchased by Otto
Strand of Wilmot.
Edwin Se;de. son of Henry
Seidp, went 20 Brookings last
week. and is taking a course in
music at the state agricultural
college.
The football game between the
Appleton high school bows and
the Milhank high school eleven.
which was PLAYED at AnDlatOn
last SATURDAY.. was won bv Ap-
pletOn with a core of % to 0.
Messr@. Chard & Gilbertson
are contemplating turning Their
large store room on Main street
into "A roller skating rink this
winter and giving the young
folks an opportunity TO ENJOY
this sport.
kayser. the jeweler, has ONE
very pretty hand-painted china
plates, valued at from 81 90 to
s. 90. which be IS giving away to
customers with every s. 90 pur.
chase of goods.
Herman Baidnan, who lives a
few miles east OF WiImOt. was
down at the mill Wednesday and
took nome with hlm a ton Of good
Milbank -four Mr.. BaIduan
says he saved 5000 on bis -four
oy making the trip to the mil.
A union Thanksgiving service
will De held at the Congregation
al church on Thursday Nov. -
at $50 p m, Rev. TIobetts VIII
preach. All CITIZENS are cor
daily invited 10 pin in this ser
vice.
El Johnson, who is engaged
in the general merchandise Dusi-
ness at Nassau, comes over home
and spends Sunday with his fam
lily and MIlb1nk friends. He is
making arrangements for a
grand closing out sale at an early
date.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fl. j. Benedict
lett for Hot Springs, tins state,
Monday and W'll make their
home III the soldiers home for a
time. While MIR. Benedict lakes
treatment at the baths for rheu.
matism.
Mr. G Z Mills was. host to a
very merry party Of gentlemen
friends last Friday evening. An
oyster sQIper IA the great
feature and Mr.. Mills more than
proved himself equal 10 the oc-
casion.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L Wood enter
tain the teachers and officers
of the M. K. Sunday school on
Friday evening this week. when
a business meeting of the Sun
day school board and election Of
officers will take place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hendry made
a trip to ST. Charles, Mimi,
their former home last week, and
enjoyed a visit with old friends,
Mr.. Hendry returned the first of
the week to resume his telephone
work, but Mrs. Hendry remains
over for a more extended visit.
Mrs. Fl G Port last Monday
received word that her daughter
Miss Marguerite, had been oper-
ated upon for appendicitis at a
hospital in Fort Wayne, and re-
questing that she start for Fort
Wayne immediately, and she left
on the evening train. Her son.
DR.. Fred Port, is a practising
physician in n Of hospitals ir
Fort Wayne.
Announcement is made by
Frank Crane, clerk Of the SUI
preme court that he expects to
to Virginia, where he
has purchased a country home
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