The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-10-10

The Crosset Shoes for Men
"makes life's walk easy sold by
McCollum & Thirsks.
One million Dollars to Loan on
Grant COUNTY Farns-get full
Information at the office of the
q. L. Wood Farm Mortgage Com
pany.
One million Dollars to Loan on
Grant County Farms-get full
information at the office Of the
G.. Wood Farm Mortgage Com
pany.
Mrs. Geo. Eastman, and son
Geo. @. returned to their home
at MOntevideo Monday evening
after spending a few days with
the Bert Bloomhall family.
H. G.. Burns, former operator
at the depot here, and now agent
at Cologne. was greeting his
Milbank friends last Saturday
while on a visit to the city.
Carl Ende, of Melrose town
ship, left last Monday on a trip
to the Prince Albert country,
Canada, where he has some land
matters to look after.
Howard Reeve, who is ia the
auto business at Miles City,
Mont, WAS visiting friends in
Milbank Saturday while on his
way home from Minnesota.
Mrs. Lee Gold of Big Stone
was in attendance at the social
evening given by Mrs. W. f.
Emanuel last Thursday to a mum
Der OF young people.
Mrs. f. J. German Of Alban,
her little son and daughter, Flu
gene and Catherine, left last
Tuesday morning for a visit to
her old home at Freeport, III.
Mrs. }. D. Cady, who had been
visiting her mother and sister
IN Minneapolis for q couple of
weeks, returned home Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Matt Salzle and Mrs.
Phillip Scheel. who had visited
at the SaIzle home in the city q
few days returned to their home
at Nassau, Wednesday.
Geo. W. Egan, a one time can
didate for governor was award
. verdict OF $1,000 in u damage
suit against the Sioux Falls Pres
for defamation of character.
Mrs. Virginia Kockx, and dau.
ghter Mrs. Chas. Ponder return.
ed Saturday from q two weeks
visit with relatives q: Hastings,
Neb. Mrs. Ponder left Tuesday
for her home at Peever.
G.. r. Mosher, at one time
newspaper man in Sisseton, died
at his home at Edmonton. Canada
on the 18th ult. He was 53 years
of age. He went to the western
part of the state from Sisseton
in 1907. aud later went TO Mon
tana, California and Canada.
The best inheritance for your
boys and girls is a good business
education. Send them to the
Sioux Falls Business College. of
Sioux Falls, S. d., aud you know
they are in the best school.
John Westlund, the photo
grapher OF Strandburg. who had
been making his home at White
Rock for some time past. has re-
turned to Strandburg. He is an
excellent photographer. and
Strandburg people are greatly
pleased to have him return to
his first love.
G. f. Lundqulst, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John 0. Nelson of Strand
burg we're county seat visitors
Monday. While in the city Mr..
Lundquist was Herald Advance
visitor and informed as that the
merchants are having a tine
trade this fall, and q very good
crop vas reported by the farm,
ers in that vicinity.
Miss Laura Rodgers was hos.
ties last Friday evening TO the N.
P. Club who throughlv enjoyed
the evening playing 500 followed
by refreshments and a social
hour. Miss Dorothy Massey
sang several selections accomp-
anied on the piano by Miss Alta
bell Enos.
Announcements have been re-
ceived Of the marriage of George
Mo Donald. m Miss lila johnson.