The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-08-05
Fruit-the best at Peterson S.
Stark A grain sax at Schwan-
tes Mercantile Co.'S store.

Stark A grain sax at Schwan-
tes Mercantile Cos store.
Miss Bessie Aikens Of Breck-
enridge, is the guest Of Mrs. A.
K. Crawford this week.
G.. E. Dumbeck. the barber was
confined to his home with illness
the first Of the week.
A fine boy arrived at the home
OF H. G. Miller in Alban town
ship a week ago Sunday.
Miss Parker and Mrs. H. r.
Belitz, were guests at the Chas.
Malthouse home last week.
Barber Sietz, formerly at the
Mitchell barber shop is now EN-
ployed at the Dumbeck shop.
Miss Florence Reeve has been
appointed to position in the
city schools of Lemmen for the
coming year
Mrs. w. w. Reeve and Mrs.
r. T. Rodgers returned last
week from a month S visit to
friends at Spokane. Wash.
David Burke, an old time en-
gineer on the Milwaukee, with
headq quarters in Minneapolis,
was guest of L. /. Conright dur
ing the week.
Miss Kate Jones, who had been
enjoying a couple of weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Jones, returned to her home at
Aberdeen Tuesday evening.
Those all-leather boys shoes,
$1.35 at Schwantes Mercantile
Cos, are all right. All Oxford's
and summer shoes going at a
good substantial discount at
Schwantes Mercantile Cos.
Editor Aldrich was up from
Big Stone Tuesday in his buz
wagon, and was showing the
Milbank editors how to run the
thing when after delinquent
subscriber.
George Phelan, who has been
out in Mont tana to see his wife
and also his brother Frank, says
that the farm conditions are not
very in vitlng ia many parts OF
the state. Mrs. Phelan and chill
dren we're enjoying their visit.
We are not knockers, but we
know that our prices on knowl.
tons Patent Mason Fruit Jars
are low,, and ii you need any it
will pay you to get our prices be,
fore buying.
Schwantes Mercantile Go.
Henry Mcpherson, who is 10.
Gated at Gull Lake, Sask., came
home last week, to visit his faith.
er, who has been quite i'll. Henry
is at present engaged in lum.
Der yard. Burt Let's aud Giles
Let's are located on claims in the
same vicinity.
Mrs. George Perry, of Seattle,
WASH, was the guest of the A. j.
Hits family the first of the week.
She went out 10 Aberdeen Tues.
day, and expects later to go with
Milbank friends for a visit to the
lake.
Our store is practically bar.
gain store in the following lines:
Shoes, Mems and Boys Ready.
made Clothing, Straw and Felt
Hats, Made to Order Clothing,
Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions,
etc. Schwantes Mercantile Co.
Mrs. E. T.. Farnham received
a letter from her brother, George
Fanset, stating that his house
and nearly all the contents were
destroyed by fire on the Goth
inst. The house was on the
homestead, out the family were
at the time of the fire at the
home of Mrs. Fanset's mother,
Mrs. Russell, on an adjoining
claim. The building was valued
at 81, 400. 1t is unknown how
the fire started, as the family
were not there, and neighbors
were the first to discover the
fire.
Mail Clerk VIM. Gaynor is en-
joying a lay-off from his duties
on the Sisseton branch, George
e. Peterson. of Minneapolis TAX
ing his place during his absence.
Mr.. Gaynor has about three hun.
dred acres of gram to thresh,
aud as he owns his own thresh-
ing outfit, figures that with the