The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-03-22

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Beautiful wash dresles ut Mrs
Ports this week al q barg ain.
Miss Edith BrannOn came dowr
from GrOton for an over Sunday visi,
with her parents.
Novelty waists and suits of all
grades and prices at Mrs. Ports.
DR.. Flett reports the arrival Of a son
at the home OF Frank Pepke, south OF
town.
DR.. George Goodman and Dr.J. w.
Ross are attending the dental con-
vention in Minneapolis today.
Every thing ia hair goods, puffs.
switches, curls and braids-all the
latest at Mrs. A. F. Lindquists.
Mrs Gustave Mittelsteadt was call
ed to Clear Lake the first of the week
by the serious illness Of her mother.
Mrs. H. o. Breckenridge of Mar
moth, N. D.. was visiting with the j.
N. Stafford family the first of the week,
returning west Wednesday.
A. K. Crawford, who has been
working for the Hinckley Clothing Co.
IN severaI Iowa towns, arrived home
the first OF the week.
Mrs. John Adler, VINO has recently
undergone an operation at the Orion
vile hospital, we are pleased to re-
port is getting along nicely.
VIM. Emanuel purchased the Rev.
Laux house on sixth street and will
soon move there. He was also instru-
mental in the sale of the a. j. Bleser
house on Fourth street.
Coffee. Coffee. Coffee-Country
Clubs cents Batavia-steel-cut-
80 cts. McCOllum & Thirsk.
Col. Griggsby of Sioux Falls will
evening in behalf of Col. Roosevelt.
Afiliating degree work and refresh.
ments at the regular meetingof Esther
chapter Q. E. S. next Monday evening
Mrs. Walter Watson returned to
Marmath, N. D., this morning, after
spending two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Watson.
The little four-year-old son Of Geo.
Bury was quite seriously i'll the fret
of the week, but happily is o i'm
proving.
Mrs. George Xix entertained a num-
Der of her lady friends Thursday
evening for Mrs. E. S. Healy of Glen
burn, N. d.
Mrs. George Lewis and two little
daughters left yesterday for Portland,
Oregon, where they will visit with
friends for several weeks.
Miss Anna Rothwell OF St. Paul is
again with Mrs. Port to look after the
the millinery department. and is put
ting out some very pretty creations.
Morris Rachel. who had been suf-
fering from a evere attack oflumbago
or back trouble, went to Shakopee
sunday to see if the mud baths would
give him relief.
Friends Yesterday received word by
telegram of the death of Mrs. Marvin
Lockhart at Verndale. Mimi. at the
home of her father, p. Beardsley. Mr..
Lockhart was in Saskatchewan at the
time.
Mrs. Port is showing some of the
most attractivelv trimmed hats ever
shown and the ladies of Milbank ana
vicinity are cordially invited to call
and see them and get the lowest price
on same.
Messrs. @. l.. Wood. j. S. Farley.
n. +. Nelson. p. $. Saunders. II. Lie
bernstein ank Franc Croal we're dele
gates to the State builders meeting at
A aberdeen Wednesday. and represent
ed the Mllbank commercial club at
that gathering of boosters.
w. +. Mountford, of Ortonville,
who came up with the Odd Fellows
from Ortonvi,le last Monday, visited
with his father-in-law. Squire Stats
and a plumber OF the other old resi-
who were among the early dav
Milbank people.
Messrs. Joe Martens Of Lennon,
and Mp. Martens of kenmare, N. D..
arrived the first of the week to attend
the funeral of their mother. Miss
Fannie Martens. a neice of Mrs. Mar
tens also came from De Peere. Wis.
on Tuesday
Liltlt M1sS AoIIIl1le boGTgGr. the
year old daughter of Nick Boerger.
Melrose township, had the misfortune
to tall from the hay-loft the first of
the week while playing with her broth
ers. She broke the bone Of her leg
Just above the ankle. She was imme-
diately taken to the Ortonville hospi-
tai and is doing rs nicely as can be
expected.
Herman Sahr. who has been living
at Anamoose. N. D.. for the past cou-
pie OF years. and who was one OF the
early day residents at Big Stone, was
in town yesterday attending to some
business matters. Mr.. Sahr has re-
returned from a visit to Port
land, Oregon. and expects that he will
possibly 90 there to live in the course
of a few weeks.
W. B. Robinson of Sisseton was in
last Monday attending the DAD
Fellows meeting and stated to friends
that Miss Pearl Robinson. the pri-
mary teacher last year, but who is