The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-06-02
Read the special ad of the
White Front Meat Market.

Earl Miller of Groton has been
visiting Harry Lindsey during
the week.
The ladies' aid society will
meet with Mrs. Paddock on
Thursday, June Sth.
Gold Medal coffee always
fresh and uniform in quality
and flavor at MCCoLLUM &
THIRSKS.
The Sixth division of the ladies'
aid society will serve a ID cent
coffee at Mrs. Fred Bohn's on
Tuesday afternoon, June 9th.
Lester Bohn the 12-year old
son of Herman Bohn left Thurs
day night for Melville, N. D..
where he goes to join his father
who is on a farm near there.
Groton Independently i l.
banks high school has thirty
graduates this year, with barely
a half dozen boys. This educa-
ton business is getting to be a
regular feminine affair.
While buying your groceries
at the Home of Real Bargains do
not forget that We have a new
line of summer dress goods at
popular prices. MCCOLLUM &
THIRsK.
The band has been reorganiz-
ed under the leadership of p.
O'Hearn, the Eagles lodge having
purchased new uniforms and
other equipment for the players,
and the band will be known as
the Eagles band.
Friends of Billy Vilwock, who
will be remembered as book
keeper and typewriter in the
Bentley office a couple Of years
ago, have received a Montana
paper announcing the young
mans marriage.
Mrs. W. Ross and Mrs. E. P.
Dore returned last week from at.
tendance upon the grand lodge
Degree of Honor, which was held
at Deadwood this year. They
report having had a splendid
time and greatly enjoyed the
Black Hill scenery.
Last Friday afternoon during
the wind and dust storm the
married men beat the kids in a
base ball contest by a score of
IA to 20, but the bachelors assert
that their opponents threw dust
IN their eyes, or the result would
have been reversed.
Miss VonWald, who has been
assisting in the post Office as
delivery clerk for the past year,
returns to her home in ST. Paul
next week after a short visit
with friends in the country
north of Twin Brooks. Miss
Ethel Hulwick takes Miss Won
Wald's place in the post office.
The local camp of Woodmen
are making arrangements to
have Mrs. Collier give a concert
at the opera house about the 18th.
Mrs. Collier it will be remem
bered gave a very pleasing enter.
tainment at the opera house here
last year, and all those who at.
tended at that time are anxious
to 60 again.
County Superintendent Purdy
last week received q letter from
Prof. Hartranft, formerly of the
Aberdeen normal, and last yea,
superintendent of the Big Ston,
chsutauqua- He is located on
ranch st Fullerton, CAL, and says
q is enjoying MS OUTDOOR lie t(
the full, but can scarcely realiz,
that this season he will have NJ
summer school to engage his at
tention after SO many years Of
such work. He wished to be re
membered to all Milbank friends
Ed Dehlendorf, while working
in the Sandburg garage last Sat
urday, met with a painful acct
dent that may prove serious for
BIN. He was chipping off a riv.
ct on a car, when a piece of the
iron flew off and struck him in
the eye. The injury was such
that Drs. Nav and Flett advised
him to go to the cities for treat
ment, which he did The young
man was accompanied to the
cities by his father. who return