The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-02-26
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Special sale on lace curtains at
Erlandson & Johnson 5 Saturday
Mrs. Louis Haugen, of Wilmot.
came down to see Parsifal last
Friday.
Be sure and see the Magic
Word at the opera house, Thurs
day March 4. 1t Will be a first
class prefor nance.
Pierre Capital Mr.. Lockhart
aud Mr.. March will both as snme
duties of land officers on March
1st. Both gentlemen have quail.
fed, and could take hold now.
$50 Long joe. illustrated
song at the Ideal theatre, and
new moving pictures go on to
night. See the ad with announce
ment last page Sd column.
Roosevelts dee-lighted ism t in
1t with the way the ladies say
DEE lighted when see our new
stock OF suits, waists and hosiery
Just received at Mittelstaedts.
DR.. Walter M. Grafton, state
superintendent of the anti.saloon
league will speak ct the Congre-
grafton church next Sunday
morning, Feb. % He will preach
at Corona in the evening.
Elof Johnson, the delivery boy
at the Home of Real Barga ms, is
on the sick list this week.
| Erlandson & johnson adver.
tise special sale for Saturday
on lace curtains, etc. It's up to
the people who want to save
money On )ace curtains. swisses,
scrims and curtain materials. A
special discount on these goods.
Read the ad this week.
| Utz & Dina shoes oxfords and
slippers for ladies in all feathers.
Erlandson & Johnson.
The many yGrantcounty friends
of J. J. Stevenson, who is now
living at Michigan City, Ind :,
will be interested to learn that a
little son was born into the
Stevenson family last month
the news coming out here by the
; wireless.
Ladies silk cravenettes in all
latest colors. Erlandson & John
son.
! w. W. Harper, of kilborn, sold
his farm last week to his neigh.
Dor, Herman Furber, for so, 900,
or over $62 an acre. A com
modious farm house and barn
and other conveniences are on
the premises. Mr.. Harper is
trying to get house in Milbank,
wbel e he will make his home for
a time al least.
Erlandson & Johnsons have
just unpacked their new ladies
suits and skirts.
Mr.. and Mrs. S.. C. Jones and
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Gold were
Big Stone visitors at Milbank
Friday of last week, coming to
see Parsifal. The Misses Mabel,
Grace aud Irene and Ray, Lee
and Earl Gold and Mr.. Bentley
were also in the party.
The new suits, waists and
hosiery are just a little lt'nicer'
than ever shown before. Nit
telstaedts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rider, of Grant
Center, took the train last Satur.
day for Brainard. Mimi, whittier
they were called by the death of
Mr.. Riders brother, E. A. Rider.
The deceased was several years
older than Mr.. Rider. and was a
veteran of the civil war The re.
mains were to be taken to the
old home at Lake City, MINI. for
burial.
The Magic Word. superb
drama. will be the next attrac
ton at the Bentley Grand. 1t
will be produced by the Grow
company who made such hit
here last year in Thelma. Their
last years prefor nance is a
guarantee of the excellence of
the Magic Word. Remember
the date, Thursday March 4.
Seats at Blesers.
Miss Alice Jones, a teacher in
the public schools at Monte
video, was calling on Milbank
friends Monday evening between
trains. She was on her way
hack IN MOntovido0 after q cOn nln