The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-04-28
CrOssett shoes in lace and
button, at McCollum 4 Thirsk's.

ing put down at the home Of
Chas. Williams on Fourth ave.
Fireman Mclaughlin is taking
a Jay.otf and enjoying a visit to
friends in Wisconsin.
Who has the cleanest stock of
merchandise in Milbank: Why,
Schwantes-of course.
Mrs. Arthur Bingham had as
guest the first of the week Mrs.
M. H. Munson of Pierpont, S. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. M. Watson
leave tonight for Jamestown,
N. D.. for a visit with their son
Walter and wife.
G. E. Bowe is making arrange.
ments to take his son Clyde to
Colfax, Iowa, for a bath treat
ment of his rheumatism.
McCollum & Thirsk have the
latest styles in Oxford shoes,
two straps. gun metal, and pat
ents. Call and see them.
Chas. Williams of Marvin, was
down at the comfy seat yester-
day attending to business mat
tiers and greeting friends.
W. NJ. Thomas spent last Sun
day with his son George at
Worthwhile, and they made an
auto trip to Redheld that day.
SEED CoRN-Millet seed, peas,
and sweet corn in bulk-all
kinds of garden and flower seeds
for sale at Schwantes Mer. Co.
John Adler is having a serious
time with rheumatism in his
right hand, which he has been
obliged to oandage and carry in
a sling.
Miss Emma G. Hall. president
of the State Federation of Clubs,
made an Official visit to Sisseton
Thursday, and was the guest of
Zenith club of that city.
We have Just received an add
tlonal 260 pair Of the newest
style shoes on the market.
Children shoes and pumps q
specially. Schwantes.
Engineer Grove, who was down
at the cities the first of the week
attended the big engineers
meeting which was being held
there.
H. L. Smith. Of Wolf Point,
Mont, was in town between
trains Wednesday. He was on
his way home from a visit to his
tor mer home in Roberts county.
Mrs. Henry Cunningham re-
turned home from Montana the
first of the week, where she had
been visiting her daughters who
are located on claims there.
Mrs. W, l. Lowthian was called
to Huron last Thursday to visit
and assist a friend who had suf-
fered the loss of a l. year old
son, who accidentally shot him
self while hunting. Mrs. Low
THAN returned home Monday.
Peter Pott, who came from
Waterloo. Iowa, to attend his
nephew and namesake's we'd
ding, returned home last even
ing. and Mrs. n. S. Sechser, a
sister of the groom. returned to
her home az Sioux Falls yester.
day morning.
H. S. Volkmar. the Thunder
Creek mining man. arrived Wed.
nesday from the west and stops
here for a few days on his way
to Minneapolis to attend the an.
nual meeting of the mining con-. :
pany. Volkmar's many Milbank
friends are always glad to see
him.
Night Policeman Claude Der.
rick took the young man Lauser,
to his home at Dickinson, N. D.,
the first Of the week, and Don
Abbott is serving as night watch
man during his absence. Lauser
has been acting peculiarly of late
and it is feared he is likely to be
deranged mentally.
A schedule of the new through
train service to the coast, which
it is said will be put on about the
28th of May. when one of the
trains will leave Minneapolis at
II a. M, and one about II p. m.
No extra trains will be put on
the river division from Chicago
to Minneapolis, but the new
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