The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-08-21

Miss Mildred Kern went down
to Big Stone Wednesday to visit
her friend Dorothy Aldrich.
| A fine little baby girl arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Liebing on the 18th inst. :
| Willie Fuller made trip to
Groton Wednesday to spend a
few days with his brother Allie
Fuller.
Lyle Benedict, who is about to
com mence work as collector for
a North Dakota Lumber CON-
pany, is having a visit with Mil
bank friends.
| Martens Bros real estate deal
have on display in there window
a couple of large Ko.ll-Robi
plant, raised by Peter Van Asche
of this city.
| Large shipment of mems and
Women's fur lined coats just re-
ceived. Don't buy until you
see and get the prices-Erland.
son & Johnson.
! Contractor Bert Voss with a
crew of men have just finished a
large store building for Nels Ber-
gren at Strandberg in 21 days
which he thinks is going some.
Ben Levere, cousin of Sam
Taylor, came up and visited the
Taylor family last week. He
was working at QUE of the towns
just east of here and thought it
a good opportunity to run up
and see his Milbank friends.
F. Stahler, a former resident
of Milbank, who moved to Still.
water, Mimi, year or so ago,
was greeting his old friends here
the first of the week. He is en-
ployed by the Listman Milling
company of Lacrosse as travel
ing wheat buyer.
! F. B. Roberts, who has been
with his brother Will Roberts at
the hospital at Rochester since
the latter submitted to AZ opera.
ton, writes that the patient was
left very weak from the effect of
the operation, but is improving
and next week would be able to
be removed from the hospital
Slsseton Standard: J. c..
Knapp returned from Milbank
Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs.
Knapp, who has been in Mime.
apolis for some months past re.
ceiving medical treatment.
Mrs. Knapp has had a long and
serious siege of i'll health, and
her many friends here are re.
joiced at her return to Sisseton
with regained health.
The Milbank friends of H J.
keeler, former employe of the
Herald Advance, will be inter
ested to learn that he has recent.
ly sold his paper at Maiden
Rock to Cliff Dickerson, another
Milbank boy, and has engaged IN
the business of a novelty store
at Prescott, Wis, to which he
has moved Herb states that
his eyes have failed him of late
and made it necessary for him to
get out of the prin ting Office.
The Granger Business School
will open It's fall term Septem Der
l, at Ortonville. A course in
business or shorthand at this
school taken up during winter.
will prepare a good bright young
person to increase his earning
capacity. Are you satisfied
with the amount of money you
are earning now? Are you OBJ.
llged to work long hours and
hard? Let US advise and help
you to better these conditions?
We can do it; send US a postal.
Be sure and read the big ad of
the Hinkley Clothing Co., on the
last page. This concern has just
unpacked 1000 pair of ladies and
misses shoes, and to get as many
pairs turned into cash as posi-.
BILE in a short time, announces a
special sale for two weeks, dur
which time they will make a
straight discount of 25 per cent
on every pair. Ladies should
take advantage of this sale
shoes from the cheaper to the
very best standard grades.
General Manager J. II. Under.
wood, Assis tapt General Super.
intendent Foster of the nor thern
district and another Official Of
the Milwaukee, passed through
the city Saturday morning.
While here they were busy