The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-07-15
Machine oil at the Home of
Real Bargains.
w. >. keeney was a Corona
business viSit Tups1av

w, ;, keeney was a Corona
business visitor Tuesday
Sanitary opal bowl dipper Sc
each. MCCoLLUM & THIRSK.
d Stats aud wife made a visit
to their daughter at Ortonville
Wednesday.
Do you like good cheese? Ours
is just right.
SCH WANTEs MERCANTILE Co.
Louis Mlkeison recently NOV
ed lutO his new house ou Sixth
street
At3c. score Of people went
to Ortonvitle yesterday to see the
GOllmar circus.
If shod with Well shoes,
you are well shod.
SCHWANTEs MERCANTILE Co
Mrs. Fauset goes to Water.
town tomorrow to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Hopkins.
James Brannon has recently
added to his garage an electric
vulcan izer. for the repairing of
tires.
Mrs. J. E Utlev, of Platte, an
old friend of Mrs. W. |. Low.
THAN, arrived Wednesday for a
visi, with the Lowthian family.
5quart preserve kettles, 5-qt.
handled saucepan, 2Ox42 inch
towels--15c oOc, and CSC values
at 10 cents this week.
MCCOLLUM & THIRSK.
Memorial services for the
late James Reem will oe held at
the Congregational church next
Sunday afternoon, at o'clock,
conducted by Rev Oldheld.
Mr.. Farmer, we need good
butter, and are willing TO pay for
it. Our butter trade around
town is building up aud we need
more good butter.
SCHWANTES MERCANTILE Co
Ralph Pike, . for mer Milbank X
boy. has beea down at Chautau.
qua park this week. He is on
his way from kalispell. Mont, to
MINI eapOis, where he is engag.
ed to work in an automobile shop.
The Consolidated Abstract
Co., has recently purchased a
lot on the west side of Main
street. south of the Methodist
church, on which they will erect
a suitable Office building in the
near future.
A. A. Grove and family re-
turned from Minneapolis and
orthheld last Friday. While at
Min IN neapolls, the daughter Gla-
dys was taken with q sick spell,
but had nearly recovered when
tney rotOrneO nome.
If you don t want to buy shoes
don't say shoes to us when you
are in our store, for we are
almost sure to sell you pair, be
cause we have cut the price so
deep that you cannot afford to
| miss the chance We are max
ing room for new shoes, and the
others must go
SCHWANTEs MERCANTILE GO.
Enos Barfoot of kimball. Ne.
braska. who was visiting at the
H. G. Miller home in the coun
try. left Wednesday for a trip
through the Black Hills country,
after which he will return to his
home. Mrs. Thomas Mason, OF
Iowa, who had also been visiting
at the Miller home for several
weeks, is visiting friends at Wa
tertown and Strouseton.
John C. Phefer, brother in law
Of David Cinclaire, was in town
yesterday. Mr.. P6efer was a
resident Of Big Stone in the ear.
ly eighties, and is always anx-
ious to learn of the whereabouts
of the old.timers. 5. He is located
at Tower, Mlnn., and his old time
friends will be interested to
know that he has raised-or at
least has in process Of raising
family Of eleven children. the
oldest of whom he is about to
lose bv marriage. He wanted to
know if any OF the other Big
Stone fellows could show up as
good score as that, and we
took pride in referring him to
Will Martens. Mr.. Pfiefer says
that the drouth not only worked
havoc with the crops up in north.