The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-11-26
Consolidated April IL, 1890

ana MRS. ChaS Port last week.
and Charlie says she's a darling
little shaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. R1dy Mosimaa
and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Mosiman
went to Ortonyille yesterday to
enjoy thanksgiving with rela-
tives at that place.
Miss Hazel Her man, a teacher
in the Andover public schools.
whose home is in Sioux City.
came down and enjoyed thanks.
giving with the family Of Rev.
Morrison.
0. A. Pfeifer with his family
autoed to Danube, Minn., last
week, where little son, of .
sister OF Mrs. Pfeiter had died.
The family returned to Milbank
by auto Monday.
A fine bouncing boy arrived
at Frank Mittelstaedt's homo
last Friday morning, aud Frank
now moves around as gracefully
as if he was in an areoplane.
Mr.. Joe Nixon came down
from Leith, n. D., last Friday to
spend few days with his moth
er, before going to Glendale,
where he has accepted position
| in q restaurant
In order to close out my house
and one lot in Milbank will sell
at bargain. Call on Martens
Bros. or Paul Kohler.
ANDREW WELLS,
Wells, MINI.
Miss Elizbeth Harker, of the
dry goods department Of the
Erlandson & johnson Co.'S store
has been in cities during the
week ia connection with the dry
goods trade.
Mayor Thompson has been
suffering from 9 severe attack
Of sciatic rheumatism during
the past week. and his physician
has compelled him to remain in
bed for several days.
Wm. Ashby and Miss Lilliaa
Hawes were married At the
Methodist parsonage by Rsv.
F. E. Morrison last Saturday
evening. Both parties were
from, Saginaw, MINI.
Miss Minnie Shannon, the
public librarian has been ct
Aberdeen during the week at
tending the librarian s meeting.
Miss Shannon was accompanied
by her mother, who will visit
for q few weeks with her daugh-
er, Mrs. Nuna Truman.
Mr.. Wedsel Hartman and Miss
Elizbeth Block, both Of Big
Stone, were married last We'd
nesdsy Nov. "a, at high noon.
Rev. w. J. Israel performed the
ceremony at the German
Autu0r6u parsonage.
Mrs. J. Mauley and son Forest
left last Tuesday evening for
Primghar, Iowa, where they
will spend thanksgiving with
relatives and enjoy q couple of
weeks visit at their old home.
John Neuenburg has been en-
joying q visi. from his brother,
F.. B. Neuenberg, OF Redwood,
Mimi. during the past week or
two.
Mrs. House, of Madison town
ship, last Monday made q ship
ment OF 1000 pounds of ducks T.
the cities. There we're more
quacks in that car than you can
find IN medical conyention.
G. L. Seim, Of Albee, who had
the misfortune to break bis arm
a short time ago came up to
have DR.. Ferguson examine the
injured member, and the latter
stated that the splints could be
removed IN q short time.
| Mrs. Achsa King aud two little
sons came from Minneapolis
Wednesday to spend thanksgiv-
ing with Grandpa Wiseman, and
Mrs. Ada King and two children
of Montevideo also came up and
enjoyed the family reunion.
The English teachers in cor
nection with the Northern Edu-
catiOnal ASSOCIATION in session at-
Aberdeen the first OF the week
elected Prof. j. +. Glenn OF this
city vice president of the associ-
alton.
Mrs. Zilla (Brown) Keefe, who
since her marriage lasl year hal
been living uD IN Canada. haa