The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-07-17
Specials in shoes, field day at
the Laux & Co. store.

opeclalS Ia SlOeS. HelQ Gay at
the Laux & Co. store.
Laux & Co. are in the ad con-
test this week-a special-read
the ad,
Ike Osmundson, of Appleton,
was visiting Milbank friends last
Sunday.
A cement walk is being laid on
the north side OF the J. D. Rurk-
hardl building.
Grandson & Johnson pioneer
merchants, have new ad this
week-be sure and read it and
note the turned letters.
W. r. Van Walker is having his
house on Third street raised, a
new foundation placed under it,
and other wise improved.
H. E. Glomstad, living eleven
miles southwest of the city, and
| who recently returned from a
hospital, was quite seriously i'll
last week
Biggest ribbon bargain ever
offered in Milbank for field day
only--50c fancy ribbon at 274c;
75c fancy ribbon at 37!c, at Nit
telstaedts.
Prof. W. r. Van Walker return
ed to Milbauk last week after an
absence of several weeks in Day
county where he was one of the
instructors.
j. S. Farley-knows how to
sell farm machinery right and
save the farmer money-talks
binders, mowers, hay rakes and
binding twine in his ad this week.
Mrs. Byron Miracle, who has
been enjoying visit to the old
home and friends in Grant coun-
ty for the past six weeks, started
on her trip to her home on the
Pacific coast last week.
A new cement walk ana ap.-
proach is being built on the west
side of the Milbank veterinary
hospital, Hicks & Whitlow, pro-
prietors. The city is also putting
in number Of cross walks in
different parts of the town.
The real and original Buster
Brown will be at Erlandson &
Johnson store, August 5, when
every boy aud girl in Milbank and
vicinity is invited to be present.
Further particulars next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Furber,
old residents of Big Stone City
passed through Milbank Thurs.
! day to their home in Britton, hav.
ing spent the last ten months
with their daughter at Tacoma,
Washington.
Mrs. j. W. Earle, of Er win, has
been visiting at the home of Mrs.
A. G. McWreath during the
week. Mrs. Earle was a resi-
aent of Milbank some years ago,
but Mr. Earle is now the Mllwau-
kee agent at Erwin.
Mrs. G. R. Kelsey, of Twin
Brooks, is enjoying visit from
her sister, Mrs. G. Eymann, of
Gettysburg, S. D, and together
they spent Wednesday at the
lake taking in the chautauqua
in the evening.
Mrs. W. W. Downie and Mrs.
G. A. Kern were guests at the
Kim ball home in Vernon town.
ship last Friday, the occasion be-
ing the meeting of the Albee
Congregations aid society. About
fifty persons enjoyed the picnic
dinner in the grove.
Mittelstaedts have new ad
this week. Offering light dress
goods at cost, table linens, para
soils, and lace curtains at greatly
reduced prices, and big special
on ribbons-5O cent ribbon at
274 cents and IS cent ribbon at
37s cents. There are turned
letters in the ad also.
Charles Bohn and Gilbert
Bower, last Monday sold their
interest in the Bohn & Co. livery
business to Otto Bohn of the old
firm and Thos Finley. Numer-
Gus improvement will be made.
Charles Bohn goes to take charge
OF the Farmers Elevator at
Corona on account of Joseph
Martens moving to Butte county.
Thomas L. Kinney came down
from Summit Monday enroute
to Sisseton. Mr.. Kinney was