The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-19
Ribbon sale at Mlttelstaedts.

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very seriously i'll during the
week, but we are pleased to an
nOunce that she is now consider.
ably improved.
Nos 16, % and 40 ribbons, all
shades, at Mittelstaedts at 10
cents yard
The Misses Tracy, Wallie and
Bessie Jesdahl, of Minneapolis,
sisters of Mrs. Fred GLADDEN.,
arrived Monday evening for d
visit to the GLADDEN. family
Mr.. Poppelman has moved in
some of his household goods, and
is storing them in the Elliot
building until his house is ready
for occupancy.
Mrs. w. w. Downie went down
to St. Paul Wednesday morning
to see her daughter Bessie and
will accompany her to Norris
town, Mimi, for the easter vaca.
tiOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Reeve, of
Montevideo, who we're spending
Sunday at the parental home of
Mrs. w. w. Reeve, returned to
their home at Montevideo Mon.
day.
Alderman j. S. Farley and
and Mayor F. w. Meehan took
the night train Tuesday for the
twin cities 10 take in the auto
show and attend to some person.
al business matters.
VIM. Wratten, the district mas
ter mechanic and A. F. Sexton.
the assistant general store mana
ger, were among the railroad
officials, who we're looking over
things in Milbank last Monday.
Hosiery sale Saturday at Nit
telstaedts.
Cheer up! Cheer up! The Rob.
bins are coming! Clint and Bes-
sic Robbins with Chase Lister
Co., for three nights com meDc-
ing Monday. March 90, another
pleasing feature that should not
be over looked is the Chase-Lis-
ter Symphony Orchestra
A number of Mllbank ladies
have received business cards
bearing the inscription "Thomp-
son & Whempner, Ladies Tail
ors, N. 18th ST., Minneapolis,
Mimi, Flat g." This indicats
where Miss Clara Whempner is
located in business.
The friends of George Steven.
son. will regret to hear that
George was injured some time
ago 10 run away, and has been
more or less disabled for some
time. His son. who has been on
the farm here during the winter,
has gone up to assist his father
on the Alberta ranch, leaving
here this week.
Garden seeds at McCollum &,
Thinks
John Hicks, jr returned last
week from a visit Of several
weeks to his father at Bay City.
! Mich, and where he had a very
enjoyable time. However, he
thinks business matters are
rather quiet in some of the Michi
gan towns just now, but with
prospects of more lively times
as spring opens up.
Capt. Vein, of Ortonville, was
up to Mllbank for a few hours
Tuesday evening. He now has
his old business of merchant
tailoring in Ortonville, and
will also start in the boating
business on the lake with opening
OF navigation. The captain anG
Mrs. Vein have been spending
most of the winter in Mime
apolis.
Mrs. H. G. Port wishes to call
your attention to her new spring
goods, which includes full line
of ladies, misses and childrens
dress goods and millinery.
Beautiful lingerie dresses, the
latest creations in Princess and
Empire gowns in silks, voiles
and panamas. Up. to-date suits.
Kindly look these over before
purchasing your spring goods.
Mrs. 81. G. Port.
The old-time concert, given by
the Choral Union of the Metho.
dist church, was we'll presented
and enjoyed by the audience, the
numbers being given as per pro
gram. Miss Helene Owen took