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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22
SHANK IN JAIL.

Arthur Shank, engineer Of the gov
ernment pumping station at Rosslyn
who was brought to Alexandria yes
terday and committed to the city Jail
BIZ U. S. Commissioner Garnett. ShanE
declares that he is innocent and that
his arrest has been caused by people
Who are hostile to him. He acknow-
lodges having given the girls small
sums Of money but states that it was
done out of charity. Shank is 81
wears old and has been in the service
Of the government for 81 years. Ten
years of this time was served as an
enlisted man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22
False Alarm.

Syracuse, N. Y, Nov. 22.-Ihey
are not sure now whether it was a
burglar or mouse, but when they
heard a noise early today, Misses
Myrtle. Gloover and Myra Retz, youth
full and mighty good looking Syracuse
University goods rushed from their
home clad only in their night clothes,
and stood shivering on THE sidewalk
until Policemen were summoned by a
neighboring telephone.
The policemen found no burglars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22

been commended, but he prefers t.
preach the old gospel. Dr. John A.
Braddus said: "He is man of tai
ents, energy and devotion"
The religious press describes him as
an evangelist of remarkable power,
original, humorous, pathetic, sound,
lucid, and interesting; and that HIS
ability to tell a story is almost un-
surpassed. He has travelled extensive
ly and made three foreign tours, and
a visit to Egypt, the Holy Land, Tur-
key and Greece.
E. Hez Sven is also a writer Of
gospel songs and tunes, the words and
music striliingly original.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22
,ta of Amendment in Doubt.

Detroit, Mich, Nov. 22.-T'he fate
Of the Woman Suffrage amendment,
voted on at The recent election is again
in doubt. Complete returns from 81
Of the S4 counties in the state show
a favorable majority for the amend
mcrt by 14,2S6. These figures, how
ever. do not include the vote in Wayne
county (Detroit) where unofficial re-
norts indicate an adverse majority
of about 14,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22
Murderer C0nfesses.

Warsaw, N. Y, Nov. 22.-Aithos
Prince today confessed to the murder
of Frank Bentley, for which crime he
was arrested yesterday, shortly after
Bentley's body was discovered buried
on q farm.
Bentley. who was foreman of
cheese factory, was killed Saturday,
and Prince was suspected because ne
was the last person seen with the
murdered man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22
Woman's Fatal Plunge.

New Yoak. Nov. 22.-Miss Jessie
siviter, %, formerly of Waterbury,
Conn. early today attempted to enter
her sixth floor apartment by way
of the fire escape when she found she
had forgotten latch key, and was in
stantly killed when she lost her foot
ing and plunged downward to the
dark areaway. Harry E. Cross, who
escorted the girl home, protested, ne
said against her attempting the teat,
hut she told him the escape was safe
entry to her apartment window
which was next to the roof.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22
Will Attack Rebels.

Ell Paco, Tex, Nov. 22.-Two hun
dred Mexican federals are enroute
from Casa Grandes to Palomas to-
dav to attack the rebels under Ynez
Salazar who captured that place yes
terday.
Several hundred federal troops arc
on the wey from other points.
Gen. Trucey Auburt, commanding
the federals on the border, declares
palemores was re-taken at all ha2'
ards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22
Body Recovered.

Lonsdale, R. l., Nov 22.-The body
of Norma Gavin, daughter OF EX-
Governor Garvin, of Rhode Islam;
was taken from the Blackstone r!yc
today by operatives from the Ann .
Hope Mills, who were working "
graphing irons. The body was e
not far from the mill ii abo1
feet of water. An autopsy W:
held. After cursory inspect!
state officials it was announces
there were no marks of vio!encS
that death was due to drowning !
girl had been dead about twenty hou
Medical Examiner Marshall, after
viewing the body, pronounced "deat
due to drowning and suicide while tn
victim was temporarily insane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22
To Prosecute Against Howard.

Richmond, Va, Nov. 22.-Actlng un-
der Instructions from the federal De-
patrment of Justice, Deputy Dlseric'
Attorney Tapey left here today TO
isntl.ute proceedings against A. Kan
dolph Howard, former cashier OF 'hs
Conway, Gordon and Garnett Natioha
Bank, indicted for alleged de1aica-
tions aggregating s4S,OOO.
Howard is known as fancler oi
horsehesh and an exhibitor at horss
shows. He is wealthy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22
Confirmed Class

Bishop Gibson, Of Richmond, IN
company with Rev. Dr.. r. j. Nc
Bryde, held services Wednesday even
jng in the Holy Spirit Chapel LII
Stafford county. The Bishop left on
the evening train for Alexandria. Al
ter attending meeting. of the boaru
Of trustees of the Episcopal Scmin-
ary the Bishop left for Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22
Manager Transferred.

Richmond, Va, Nov. 22.-J. NJ.
Young, manger of the Richmond
Branch of Duns Mercantile Agency,
has been transferred ito Baltimore.
His place here will be filled by G. q.
Washburn, who has been transferred
from Lynchburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22
New Minister TO Belgium.

Washington, Nov. 22.-Theodore
Marburg. of Baltimore, was today ap-
pointed by President Taft Minister to
Belgium to succeed LarZ Anderson,
transferred from the legation at BruH-
vessels to Tonic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22
LOCAL BREyITlEs.

Clell Jackson, of Fort Dupont, Del
aware. who was reported as absent
without leave, having left the fort
last September, surrendered himself
while in the city ycstci Gay, he was
taken to Fort Hunt by Sergeant Cros-
by and will be gent to Fort Dupont
later.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22
Celebrated Freedom.

New York, Nov. 22.-All gangdom
today was talking excitedly about
the motive of 'Bald Jack Rose,
chief or the Rosenthal informers who
last night celebrated his regained
freedom visiting his old haunts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22

Miss Gertrude Spetzier, of Balti-
more, will give a dramatic recital at
1880 o'clock this evening at st.
O'Clock tomorrow evening at st.
Mary's Academy, ITO which the pat
rons, friends, alumnae, and other for
mer pupils of the institution are in
vited.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22
WEEK HOME SERVICES.

The first conference pertaining to
Home Mission Week will be held to-
morrow afternoon in the First Bap-
tist Church Sunday School rooms
from 4 to 5 o'clock. Members
of other churches are cordially IN
vited to attend this conference.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22

DIPLOMATS PUZZLED.
Turkey Believed to Have Lost West
ern Territory Forever-Allies Fac
ing Rigors Of Winter.

Berlin, Nov 22--That Austria
commenced the most extensive mill.
tary movements this afternoon" WIS
asserted by the Vossische Gazette on
what it was declared was "indisputa-
bic authority"
The Austrian war ministry has or
dered mobilization Of the first three
classes OF reserves, according TO q dis
patch from Vienna, which added that
great activity prevails at all Austrian
railroad centers, the preparations ev-.
identity being intended TO facilitated
transportation of big forces Of troops.
Paris, Nov. 22.-The Bulgarian cab
met met hurriedly today to consider
modifying the peace terms offered .
the Turks, it was stated in q message
from Sofia. The news was considered
evidence that it is realized the sultan
is less completely beaten than was
supposed. Whether he will now consent
to re-opening negotiations was deem
ed doubtful.
London NOV z--oi''cia,''o''
mere was completely non Plus Gu ~
day by the unexpected failure Of the
peace negotiations oe'"ee" '"e Urls
and the Balkan a'iieS'
war experts were agreed ''a' '"e
sultan has lost western turkey lo--
ever ori, tney eNp'eSSeu 'he opinion
that IN 'ne e"s' ',,c 'uS,cTN ~, CO 80 a. a.
rom hope'e: lor nun @ ""i'e !Di .,'t '',I
nois'' ''.'s - " c., 80, =.
S'' ''',',''S '''a' '''' &C, r,ata,;,
can Ha'' '"''i o"' -,
'nlcn 'le 'u'''''' i''e,' '"'N ''
peareu ilheiF' V"eS ''''' 'J"'':."N
s'rehs'"e..''." '"'''o''''
~ from Asia
The Buigarlans nave already P"'
lor'h every u"''ee VI ''S l'''',t, I C,.o.I,,
they posses. Inc SerViarl. anu uteeNS
may come TO Vhe'F a'o' ou' !. w.. Wa
deemed h'o'e ''''''' 49, cI'1,,.,,.a 4nn
VIII OH seI Inc ,''''' y, et'" 49, ems,e
sultan VIII 'el ,a'''3 -, ."I, ~ ~
from across O''' i'o1i.''0' ,. - ' ,,;,
10 n.ANe '''e ,'''''''' NJ. ,..;.;,,,
ter VIII Soo'l "''N' .,, ,''o 80 p;,,4a;n
at ChaIa'J' i''''oS''' -
nc hu'@'''"''S' e''s.''" c.1 l,' ..Iasan;,,nt1,-
nave a'feaos S"''.''G i laO, ,.a,,,;r =.
ana cohuiVlo'!S ""'e "'''
worse ever! ""S' ao Cto4o,;,
uhlesS thes ."'' C''''' ','N
Iines Wlthln lew u'SS' :"e '.sO 49,
thorltleS oec'areo ''es VIII - r.:,. "
retreat, perhaps acroSs '"e i'o'.',-, MI.
All tney nave 'nuS d "e.oi' 81 49,
Will mus Dc 'o~'' anu y 'p.''
! Turks, having t'au a'''p,e ''''e ~ 49,, ~
organize the'r army VIII DI 90 ''
az not TO nave '''e''i "op'''
eis'o''' NJ 40 ,1,,,ou,,i,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22
Snapped" Wilson.

Hamilton, Bermuda, Nov. 22.-Prcs-
ndent Wilson "flared up" today when
newspaper photographer snapped
him" in disregard of his expressed
wish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22

About $3.50 o'clock this afternoon
fire was discovered on the roof OF
the Southern Railway roundhouse on
south Henry street. An alarm was
sounded, but by the time the fire en-
gines arrived on the scene the flames
had been extinguished. The damage
was slight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22
ALLEN GETS Is v,,cSI
Jury at Wy sso:s" % IN Verdict
tt .IIernODn.

Especial Dispatch to the Gazette.l
Richmond, Nov. 22.-The Wythe-
vile jury trying Sidna Allen today
brough; in verdict finding the ac-
cused guilty and fixing his punish
ment at fifteen years in the peniten-
tiary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22

The alarm Of fire shortly before ;
o'clock this afternoon came from Oru-
noco and Royal streets. The depart
ment repaired to that neighborhood,
but found nothing to warrant the
alarm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22

Harriet a. Fugitt has sold TO
Thomas Hoy the two-story brick
house on the southeas. corner OF
Cameron and Payne streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22
PLAN. To PENSION
EX-PRE5|OENTs
Carnegie's Benefactions Is
Said to Aggregate $685.
235,000.
ROOSEVELT IS MUM.
President Taft Will Defer Statement
May be A Candidate For Presi-
dent Again-Has Saved Money.

New Yoak, Nov. 22.-The total
benefactions of Andrew Carnegie
whose latest is a proposition to pen-
sion ex-presidsnts $4,000 year, to-
day were estimated to be $1S3,235 900,
as follows:
Hero funds :. ;. ....$b2oO,OO0
Carnegie teaching fund 21,500,00U
Carnegie Institute, Washing
ton ;. =, -. ;. 22,OOO,00U
Colleges in U. S. and Canada
:. :. ;. :. :. 20,000,00U
Colleges in England -. 6,s00,OOv
Trust for Scottish Univer-
yersities :. :. :. 100000
Dumfermline Trust ;. .2,5OO,O0O
Carnegie Institute at Pitts
burgh :. :. ;. ..22,OO0,0oo
Relief fund for steelworkers
:. :. ;. :. ;. -. 4,OoO,c0J
Gifts for church organs ;. 100000
Pan-American building. 10000
Hague Peace Tribunal build
ing ;. -. 1,500, ,0OOO
Peace Endowment :. -. 100000
Libraries :. >. :. -. oO,95o,Ooo
Oyster Bay, N. Y, Nov. 22.-Cozo-
mel Roosevelt today gave out word
that he would have nothing to say re-
parding Andrew Carnegie's propo>
sal to pension all future ex-presl-
dents at the rate of 5000 year. BY
reason of the word future" Colonel
Roosevelt was excluded from the
benefaction.
Washington, Nov. 22.--1x-eresi-
dent Taft, it was learned today on ex-
cellent authority. will defer for some
time any statement as to whether ne
will accept the $4,000 year pension
for ex-presidents proposed by Andre"
Carnegie. 1t was stated that the
President will probably decline to ac-
cept any pension, although he vii!
say nothing about his attitude at
this time on account Of his great
friendship for Andrew Carnegie.
One reason why the President coulc
not be inclined to accept pension is
that he may be candidate for Pres
ident four years from now, in which
case he will not be willing to be under
obligations to any one, particularly
Carnegie and the steel trust.
Another reason given for his prob
able refusal is that he has saved co1-
siderable money while president.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-22

Fair tonight and colder in north
portion; Saturday fair.
Tomorow-High-tide 6:3S q. m,
and 5:5l p. m.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06
Martens Bros
Mi1bank. =. ID.
Twin Brooks

Mr.. and Mrs. Banteman. south o
town are rejoicing over thearrival .
baby girl at their home. DR.. Carletor
was in attendance and mother and
child are doing nicely.
DIR. Carleton has been suffering
with quite a severe attack of pneu.
monia. but at the present writing is
well or the way to recovery. DR..
Ferguson has been looking after the
Doctors patients and also keeping an
eye on the Doctor himself.
Our old friend Joe Henning ha :
come back to Twin Brooks and it only
took him about fifteen minutes to get
to business and wire the Mrs. to come.
Joe is our new pool room proprietor
and is doing a rushing business.
With him and Oliver EsSington both
in town. it almost makes a noise
like old times al we are lacking now
is jim Holland.
The Niles x Dunn concert and
dance drew a fair sized crowd. al
though not as large As the Stewart
Orchestra got. The music a GOOD.
bat not good enough 10 warrant the
difference in price.
MISS Carrie baEd~le} who came ND
to- attend her brother, Wedding on
Thanksgiving day returned to st.
Pau Sunday night.
Mrs. Geo. Rosing left Wedneeda
morning for a few days visit with
friend, at Bird Island.
The Twin BrooHs stores present
quite . holiday appearance Their
stock OF toys is unusually large and
shows excellent Judgment in selection.
while their general Christmas stock
would do credit 10 a town many times
the size of this.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. &. Bardsley are
getting ready TO commence housekeep-
ing in the Kruger house. Len is one
busy man these days. but he is for
tunate in having a more experienced
head to assist him, namely. lro ID.
Bardsley.
VIM. Miller OF Milbank came up
Friday and tuned a couple pianos for
&. A. Durham.
Miss Pearl Matteson Of Summit
visited at her brothers Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs G. "A. Durham has been max
ing regular trips to Mlibank the past
week, for dressings. following an
operation on her ear, a week ago
Sunday by Drs. Carlton and Fergu-
sen.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06
Albee

J. c. Cahill shipped a a of live
stock to the Twin City market Mon
day.
DR.. Walsh returned from Water
town last Saturday night. DR.. Walsh
has had charge OF the Morrisey Hos
pltal for the past ten days while DR..
Morrlsey been enjoying a vacation.
David Froshaug was a passenger
to Watertown Tuesday night.
The Warning Novelty Show was "a
big success the past week. They gave
a nice clean entertainment. They are
showing at La Eolt his week.
Geo. Boyd is reported on the sick
list this week.
G. j.. Schultz, VIM Bunting and
Milhank last week.
Miss Ida Schultz is doing seams-
tresS work at the VIM. Bunting home
this week.
VIM. kedman a pioneer farmer Of
Grant county living three miles west
of Albec dIed suddenly on Tuesday
afternoon December Bird at his home.
Zap To d few days previous to his
death Mr.. Redman had been at Albee
~Jrau~actIng business as usual but
complained a trile about his lungs
nnrt}ng him, hut Of Pc serious nature.
Mr.. Edward l{edman OF Milhank
was in town Tuesday afternoon and
reported him quite in, vet thought
there was chance OF recovery. But
the change in the evening was for the
worse and he died early in the pypuipp.
Mr.. lSedman was always actively
interested In his farm work and was
actively engaged up to u few days ago
IN supervising or managing 1t. He
was beloved 10y all his friends and
neIghbOrs. He Is survived by wife and
family three brothers and "a sister.
The funeral will be held Tuesday at
II O'Clock a. m. Dee. 9th.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06

Giles Let's, who HAD been uI
in the Canadian northwes where
he has a claim, and Tracy Mes.
mer, who had been out in Mon,
tana and Washington, returned
home during the past week.
NJ. G. Mcdowell returned from
Bismark, N. D., the last of the
week. where he will accept a posi-
sion the first of the year and his
place in the Consolidated Alb.
stract Office here will be filled by
Franz Wendland.
MIR. G. H. Kim ball returned
from Canada Thursday morning,
On his way home he visited his
daughter, Mrs. David Jones at
Bowbells, N. D., and reports the
family we'll and enjoying a pleas
ant winter so far.
Walter Herrick returned the
first of the week from a visit to
friends at La Crosse, Wis, and
Rochester and Dodge Center,
Mimi, where his father resides,
and near where he has purchased
an 50 acre tract of land, which
he expects to take possession Of
next March. He Will work in
the car repairing department. of
the railroad here until spring.
Ray Kimoall came from his
home near H~lnckiy, Mimi, on
THURSDAY of las week. and after
a few days visit with Old friends
return, 10 his Minnesota home.
taking has wife and son with him.
Mrs. oall has been staying
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Whiting, while Ray has been
preparing the house on the farm
an ! doing other necessary work
before winter set in,
Mrs. III 9. Port. who had 6eoa
10 Fort Wayne. Ind, where sno
WAS called to attend hor daughter
Maraarel, who had undergone
an operation ior appendicitis, re
turned home the trsr OF the
Week. She reports that Miss
Margaret is getting along nicely,
and expected 10 be able to come
home IN a couple Of weeks. She
wa being cared for in the hos
pitaI where her brother Fred is
engaged as attending physician,
and Of course she had the best
of care and attention.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06
Local and Personal Paragraphs.
The Divorce Question:
Rain Dec. /, Saturday mig


Greatly reduced prices an All
coaVs' su,1s' lut9 anu chil"fehs
veal at MIS- ror's-
A new Tine &c Fanru Pibhone
are attracting MANY BUYERS al
''0"
G. O. Runge. of Twin Brooks
was attending TO some business
matters In NiIDank Wednesday,.
Mrs. Charles Williams enter.
e4iued the H0ang ladies al the
needle work cIua last Thursday
evening.
Miss IDA Fnanael was a5~te-,
0anarft of Young #a1Iv ur,aIp
work czuerl, lash Weaue-uav
evening.
Stone. VINO had been visiting her
cousins Tor several DAYS. ia the
Kline family returned nome ye,.
terday.
/ Of early shopp4rs max.
ing their selectionsa at the Racket
Stnro
The city authorities have been
adding a covering Of gravel to
tbat tbranrh fsro
JAS. Marley went up to Aber-
deen Tuesday to attend the
democratic clam bake at that
place.
E. II. Lindsey went TO Aber-
deem Monday, where he IS to
work for several weeks fitting in
the patent dust protectors outhe
windows OF a school building.
hI, nephew o0 ,Ac t'dlrch4.d farm
#4@t west of town. tt4s oeen quite
.Il wloh q stomach trouble for
ne pass Week
<avsar. the .eweIar bas some
very nrattv hand-na,ntad cbina
nlatn. r~aIIao II rom ~I0n ~
- 90 which he j oiyinoawav ~
customers with YER - 90 mr.,
chase Of GOODS
Miss EthOl Breunlng, a young
has been engaged IN the Herald.
Advance ONCE as comnositor
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06
The Divorce Question:

The Divorce Question:
Get an Eagle. Claw Wrench.
For sale at Meyers Aato Repair
shop.
Mrs. j, W. Mails ed is visiting
friends at st. Paul for a couple
Of weeks.
Miss Ethel Leavitt is engaged
in helping to care for the crowds
at the Racket store.
Edward Osmundsou Of Moore,
Mont. is visiting at the home of
his sister Mrs. A. F.. Lindquist.
George Lewis and family were
up from Ortonvllle the first of
the week visiting Mllbank
friends.
I. w. Martens was ~ at Aber-
deem Wednesday, helping the
state democrats find out where
they were at.
nv,
. The Mosiman Bros. are paper
Ing and decorating their bakery
store, and giving it a holiday
appearance.
Miss Lillian Benedict and Mrs.
Ed. Phe.an we're over SUNDAY
',s'tors at Aberdeen, guests OF
-HrS. Nuote Nelson.
Mrs. Waiter Hickinbotham of
Aoetueeu i VISITING her sister,
rhi>' 9'"h fdfleS> ana otnef
lic'l"S mere Gus week.
Mrs NJ Nivan ,onEy no
little folks DOWN ~ Graaama
1onkera At Big Stone Wedues-
day Tor q few days visit.
MISS Anna Narns whofs te.nn
INC N fna Isgarvond 4 r
schools. come 0oma for ,nsng.
GIVING dinner wIIa Carr
l7ln'I5
Elrl Sander, ate Taaui@gty-
ing GIuuar at ms home acre nav
ing come from EermIllIun where
he is attending the State UuIyer-
SLY.
Miss Marie Jacquot, who had
been visiting at the nome of her
aunt, Mrs. y. j Bleser. return
ed to her home at Minneapolis
last Wednesday night.
Alnar, riod.bi sac w,,o.
town and Bfookings this week
greeting old friends and recelV
ING congratulations upon his re
cent election as county treasurer.
O p Bush . iawalor NJ yank
ton. vino had neen 10 Inc Mime.
Sofa cltia. ~ IL, nv bn,a
wi,b Par T;na;.t@' '9lsop
nasIar
Mayor snd Mrs. Meehan we're
very pleasantly surprised Oy a
number Of friends last Friday
evening Aa oyster supper and
cards i0r passtlme made q De.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06

FARM FOR SALE. - Quarter
section of land, one-half mile
from CorOna-S7O an acre.
Mrs. l.. p. RANOUS.
601 Colu bia ST. Seattle, Wash.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06
The Divorce Question:

On Friday afternoon, Dec. 9Th,
from 4 to 8 o'clock, Santa Claus
will be at the Racket Store.
DR.. Ffett reports the arriv-
al of a fine seven pound boy at
the home of George Gayner last
Sunday.
A new glass front is being pat
in the Middlebrook block, occu.
pied by the Schneider & Nelson
store.
J. Holster and Lars Lundquist.
two Strandburg rustlers. we're
over to the county seat Wednes.
day attending to some business
matters.
Messrs VIM. Van Offerin and
Barney RiX have purchased the
corner saloon from Bob Hensel,
and formed a partnership in the
business.
Mr.. William Schafer, who had
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Ferguson, at Webster, returned
home last Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Bingham was en-
joying a visit from her sister,
Mrs, Freorich, Of Granite Falls,
for a day ortwo during the week,
the adv returning home last
tuesday.
ElwoOd CloQka. a nepheW Of
Mrs. ] d Smull spent Sunday
with the Smull family. He is
empIoyed ON the y. p. railroad
r!th headoQarler@ at Brec5en-
fIa2o, MINI,
Watch for oar ad nezt week.
Christmas goods af every con
ca-vau"r <fnd nan g1. aI>nava I'D
.ihc Home a.. Real bargain
Aco1iium ~ Ih1f>1.
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fYrraa fr.,,. Y. r.oo ,,.,.22 -
ma8aa. f,n and rn,,orn,o ~solan.
lion ofaI. sorrs "a maadIa ao,l,
novelties for Christmas gifts.
Mrs. = T.,cb add so,s
Gloon and r,nor IF minn,onoI,S
woro oror onndar ~ Lrl
Tlora Th;rsk ra,,rnina thair
home Tuesday.
Nh rrno.t s,ndoo, formor
Grant anantr how h~ntra"on+ln af
WiIlnw crnei, Maa, So nsa6
COM cIar[ in tha n~rocorr dnnant
; ~ +ba E.I,7a~ua 49,
son store.
Mrs David canr}air ana Ettlo
son rn,nrnn9 S"ndaG fronn
Mnn+ayi5oo whoro tha,, baa hoan
WIN rrfaad. naa Th.,1SafrIna
Iar
Mr. Joe Nixs0n who had been
to spend THANKSGIVING week
with Ills mother. Mrs. Sophia
Nixon. left for h5s homo AZ Des
AIoiue~ .ast Saturday NIGHT.
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ANIMATION 31 milwaukee, last wees
aad a', aiken a position Is fire
4#a au lue alI"tallee road.
Mr.. Wallace 4Iomoaist of
Ninnp3DoIS VAS ont IN snpnd tho
wea,z end with hi. nrnthor
Al1hu' dho othef relatiVes ana
le'1 III ~ Hoibe ouhuaY after
noon'
Mrs. G. E. Leach, of Mime
spent Sunday with her
daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Thirsk,
and enjoyed meeting a number
of her former friends and neigh
bors.