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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-11

Henry snessdorf and Harry King went salmon fishing yester- day and caught i3 silver salmon, just below the post.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-11
PEACE SIGNED ' l 'D|'||E;l;E;GAIITlj|EiS!' D|E;l } PRAY !
  Servia, Greece and Montenegro Think They Nave sorns hspn- ey Coming From Bulgaria

Bucharest, Aug. 1i.--Servia, Greece and Montenegro signed the tseaty of pesce eaRurday, but still contend that Mey are en- titled to an indemnity from Bull earia and insist on submitting their demands to The Hague trib- unal. ':
 Following the signing of the document by the delegates they all attended thanksgiving ser vice in the Greek Catholic church.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-11

Fine program at the Orpheum tonight.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-11

Reverend Ziegler and Profess or Davis returned from Port Wells at midnight, Saturday.
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freie @anoel6iIoer-9 -9oritelIunaen ii.
aeben, Dur0e Striifgefuieien, neil es
lib berausiteIIte, oaB Serr genner
aud Geflomebiloer 3eiaen iuollte,
tuos gegeu bic Regeln Der aomnlii.
lion peritoBen bate. Ter glooopGun
9arfDea lit 10 iueit porgei6ritten, 6al,
DIE aemmiiiion iif bereits nit oem
@eodnfen trdgt. iiir cine biibjde ge-
Ienftung besielben 3u iof9en.
9cm n2oDnl Groer OF Mooie~
ipnroe Die grloubniB ertbeilt, Die
mdbrena ibrcr aonpention itattiii0en.
Den Breis- grer3itien auf benz .fabr.
neg Dor Dem Whiiifitano i'm Goen
Enrf abiubaIten ipelher Elob iid oas
fiir gang beionoers eianet uno ben
lanlenoen bon 9elufern @elegenbeit
gcben iuir0, uid)t MIR Die llebunaea
81 beobadten ioRoern audi ben biib.
ihcn Earf in algeHihein 81 neblncu.
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Iies ,tno Eas.

- Siherb.itsoirettor GaIh err
nanuts aeItsrn II 5ilTss1euerrpebrs
Ieute, bic peritieoenen Sprissntom.
pagnisn in Der unteren Staot 3uees
ibeiit iperoen.
Die itdotilhe gsfunbhsitsbeboroe
bauilligts sefern benz itdbtiiden ges
iunbhsitsbedmten Or. I. 8. Qanois
eineH llrIau6 bon Der 3auer eines
Wlonots. beginnero nit oem q. 5uIi.
- Wiebrsre 5duIer, osren giaens
thiimer tros pisoerboltsr 2luIforoes
runosn Soes 9eIunobeiisamts teine
fanitGren gerbefisrungen einqeiii6rt
ba6eR. tperpen nunmebr in uebereins
itimmung NIT sinem geitsrn bon Der
itdotifhen 8eiunbheitsbeb6roe aefaBs
ten 8eihluB. beborbtih asrdumt ipsrs
ben. Die betrsfFenben Gebduoe itno
Ro. Is eorrp StraBe, Ro. 618-622
Sane StraBe un go. 1892 GaItsrn
g(nenue.
Or. 20. 8. 5ruit bonn Sdnitdtss
nienit IN Wdibington i'll geitern h.sr
eingeiroifsn uno nirb pdbreno Der
nd9iten iehs Waondte bier Iein
5ouptquartier auffftogsn, ba CT inn
auftrage Der 9unoesrsgieruna Inter
fuhuHgen iiber bic ansebli6e 8erIeus
6una oes S6io burh absu9standle,
bic in ben sSluR qeleitst ipernen. ous
itellen fol-.
- Die Douer Der WGrtte hiirft.
oemnddit pertiirst tpsrben. Die Rom.
miiii0nsbdnoIer iinb In oiefem 5;nns
geitern biirh elm aommittee 5eim giirs
germeiiter 5unt ooriteIlig ge'poreen
uHo 6srr CUNT srtIdrte oem aoms
mittee. Dab. fpenn er Ihriftlich oas
rum eriu6t tpirD, er bdfiir Sorae tras
gen pirb. Oab benz Stobtratb cine
Srnindns sagsbt, ipelhs ben geainn
Der Warttseit auf feds llbr Rorgens
feitieBt. Die bic 3OmmiiIionslelite
behauptsn. molten i6re 4naeitelIten
cine tiirsere arbsitsSeit bnben unb bic
Garmer. oie bereits pielFah I'm fiinf
llbr uno nod friiher auf bem Martt
NIT oem 8ertaufen ibrsr Donre be-
giEnsH. ipiirben Damn bei Deitem i'm
8ortbeiI iein.
Die ftdotifdr .Gefunbbeits6es
hprbe piro benz Staotratb am s5reitas
tine Sroinans upterbreitsn laTen.
Iaut fpelhsr Die 5abritanten BON
MiHsraltpoiTsrn aebdlten
iein fcIlsn, bic 9hatfahe, boB es Tid3
um tiinftlihes WinsrnltpafIer hans
Seit. befonosrs orf ben Gtitstten psrs
merten gu l1fen.
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Gemer.

llnbeoeutenber S6aben tpurb:
geftern Worgsn ourh Elm s5euer am
gerihtet, ods in Der WobnunQ bon
fSrdu Sdrab Wld6er, gto. 2306 Wap
Strobe, our6 nie Grplofion zines
8diolinofsns DernrIa6t nuroe. geie>
mano Durbe bel oem 5euer berlsBt.
Sin 9rasfsusr bebnte iich ges
ftern Wlorgen duf bic Sneune binter
oem 6ouIe pom 5rdu Dalter 5er6ers
ger. go. 1922 GIsntpap 2tpenue, aug
unb ri6tete sinen Shdben pom etrpa
$500 an, s1e Go 9elOidt tpsrbsn
tonnte.
Sin 90. $. G6miolapp geb6s
RIGGS QutomobiI geri:tb ssitern an Der
8ilbert unb 9eerfielo qpsnue in
Brono. Gs geIdna jsooh Dem gEaufz
feur, nit 5ilfe siniger pafonten Die
5Idmmen Su Ioifen, ebe nod bic leu.
erpehr our STEELE mar. Ter S6doen
beIduft ii6 ouf sttpa 800.
Sn ben 9tntagen Der Deit Gnb
Sron ano Uletal Co., 30. 1917 5rse,
man 4penue. brad geitsrn Nlorgsn
ougeniteinIih burb SeIbitsntsiins
ouHg. Elm 5euer aug, bas In Der Rahz
barihaft cine setpaItigs 2lufregung
oerurfahte uno einsn S6abPn BON
etfpd $1,000 anrihtete. Iur6 ods
iSsuer Duroen $50 9ubsno Steuers
befen 3erItort.
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Rerisnal.N NotissH.

Gin in peiten arsifen tstdantsr
ilno alegmein bo1g.qhtsitr beittiher
pionier hi geitern in GERM i5rieb :
It'd Grnit aie6iHa in bic
eptgfeit biniiber5sE1Iuinrutri. Ger
8dbingeIhiebsrs, ser Elm Qltsr ron
IS Sdbren erreidtt, fat ss perItanoen,
lid ourd Fein ternoeutfhes DeIen
uno feline berporrda,n9tn Gaarafterz
eigenIdoften Die 4ftml unb 5rsuaos
ihdft Qller 3u lr.per1en. renen Is
Dsrgonnt getpefen, n1h,.. nit ibn -fes
tannt su fperben, rro Die 1ramasbengs
ten 5interbliebens.; eiisFtn tt; ser
ihiperen 6eimiuharo, 0ic lie Detrofs
ZEN. Der innigf:en 11e;lna1ms rerIiz
dert fsin. Die 8.tfsguna osl fert.is
den Ollie bes SntIfiopr.n f;nnsi om
f5reitag PadmiiieJ um 2 ilat rom
3raIerHatle, go. i1i ejceih' ctr,
aus itatt itnb 6::r gaiicr u. s.emens.
BON Der Go. ct. 21uuts airfs lsit5
ben Srdutr8otts3b;.nft lsiten.
Scrr bartes z. 1obta5
be'tnoet lid inter ben 8diloaieren 0es
Rorooeutihen Sfopooampfers ,1rie6.
rid Der 8roBe" Der beute BON 9iern
Dorf ans Die Reiie nad europa oil.
tritt.
Gic gciietlh1g Ger iterbliden Siilc
oes hefnnnten oeutiden gionicrs
Serrn aorl Rub finoet ON 5rei.
tag Nahmiitag nm ein lIbr bonn
3rouerbauie, go. 81 aenlRr SfraBc,
Suolom. an., ans itott. Doraui nni
oreT llhr in Der anpelle oes SpruiJ
BroUe SsrieOhofs Die Irauerieier ab.
gebalten weroen miro.
Diit oufrittiger 3rouer miro iii
iuelien areiieH Die aunne bon benz
geitern erfolgten ableben pon Irau
. llie gRerdel geb. grnns.
borlt, nernonlucn iper0en, Die i'm aI-
Ter Don - SSabren Die auqen sn.n
euigen SdIummer geihIoiicn BAT.
lie Eabingtihicoene bat iidi ourr6
ihre Ser5ensgiite nno ihre periCnlit6c
SIebensipiiroigfeit Die af,timg uno
tsseunoihaft aller 3u eruer6en &C..
ipnbt, Die n1her nit ibr befonn
iuuroen unb Die id,mergepriiiien Sin.
tertIiebcnen oiirien bel hem 5fid.
ser lie betroIfen, Der IN.
niglten IbeiInahme nerlihert iein.
Iie geiIesung Der Iterblihen Siiac
Der 9ereiuigten finoet om ,Sreitaa
9tadmittag Inn 2 llbr pom 1rauer-
houie, 90. 1916 2inolep gIoenue,
]torlrooo, aus Itatt.
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Rleine puliseinaHri9te

- QIs permiBt purbe esftern
abeno Der 15 Sabre dlte Troncis
Gpnrabp BON go. 3945 goosn apenue
Der poli3ei gemsloet. Der Rnabe
Derlieb gsitsrn MorssH nm sebu u6r
ieine elterIi6e Wobnuug, INN BON Der
erpital See 60. gis gu bolen uuo III
fsitbem ni4t 3uriidgste5rt.
Diaiam Start, bon Ro. 266
Wc9resor 4oe.. meloste geitern abeuo
Der poli5et, ouB ibm aus ieiner 8ohz
nung $40 aeitoblen puroen, Die Iih
IN oerShublaee elmer aomooe befans
ben. eigentbiimli6ertpeiIe lisB Der
DEB cine tpeitere, 3iemlidh anfebnlis
de Summe gelbes. bic in berielbeu
S6ubIdoe lag. lisgen.
marp Conner. BON go. $50
Oregon Strabe, cine 5elepboniffiu in
ben 8ieniten Der Cincinnati II. Suz
burbdn sslephoue Co., mEloete oeiteru
Der poli3ei. oab ibr 3ipei Giamants
ringe i'm Dertbe BON 800 aefto6leu
tpuroen. bic iis einige Uainuten in
BEN Wdfhsimmer Der Selepbonssns
trale an Der Canal uno Race Strabe
lissen IitB.
- Gborles WaeIsr. bon no. 227
5ront Strdbe. gsasDue, ap.. nurb.
geitern Rafrnittag an Der ifiinften
uHb 8iue StraBs i'm 8eor6nae BON
sinem 5ai6enbieb um ieinsn g6ronos
meter erleihtert. Gr mel6ete ben
Diebfdbl in Der Capitalization.
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Ser gaasu.

goris bat tpieber Elm 0eihdftsthez
ma. Das niht stniisenb getDiirbigt
iperosn tam. oa man felt siuigen
Wohen tbatiGhlib niht mebr puBte,
pcriiber man bebattirsn iolIie. Der
galtan III niht msbr MODERN unb .Ie
ierpiee BE- trOis ans" finoet Idngft
niht Das Sntreiis. bos man anrR6msn
follte. Dds III gut fir goiititer, fir
Staatsmdnner. Die gefsllfhdft aber
fahnbet Rah 00bersn. gann, bag bat
fie ia aud i'm Tango rtihIib aeflins
ben. Senem 9anse, ben uHier gos
liseiprafioent psrboten bat. 9rnao
ift heits Sas bS4fte. Sn ben GsielIs
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2ebensmaSe.

Sn @arfielb Gorf nlahte geIieril
abeno Der AZ Sabre aIte Weihael
Sarufins, Der feiHer glugabe uad IN
her GitaoelIe Der SciIsormee, an ser
Git ahten. StraBe, logirt. ben Der.
iuf, ielnem Seben Elm gnoe su ma.
den Ger Sebeisnliioe brntte iih NIT
einem Stiif 3inn 5pei ihmerjbaitc,
jebed unaeidhrIidP @unoen am
Solie bel uno mrroe aui8eranIaIimg
oes goli5iiten gott1uon, Der bon an.
oeren Berionen. Die lid ebeniaQs I'M
Garf befau0en imo augen5eugen 0es
SelbitmornnerInd)s lpdren, nah Dem
itabtiiden Soipital gebraft.
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9sarf-aommiiiiem.

Serr Geo. G aebIer lnaterbreitetc
Der BarffoHntiiiion bic 3ciflmlngei
fir bic 0eridoHernng 6es garts an
Der Aeaeing Roao utio gitrnet ape.
iino Der Sngenieur Der aommiiiion
miroe nlaggpieien. bieielben fofort
oiisslfiihrefl. GbDohI Ger fleinFte
yorf Der Stabt. ipiro berieIbe fid,,
nadloeni bic arbeiteit iertiggeItelt
iino. ais elmer Der biibi6eiten entail.
ten.
Cine Gfferte Des Germ &. S.
.aenaer. IN bret peri6ieoeuen @arIs
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Mmsidnpiid)e SsadridJten

Sbisrfreuuo hnften. Gos
lanse iplde 6reunoIhoften 5biere
nerpaHoter Art umiaifen. finb tie fir
Ritmanb iibefraiteno. 60 er3Gblt Elm
betcnnter 3eOlogs: SD entfinne mid
einss aronentrani6s unb zines
Giraubss aus Beftafrifa, bic Ihon
i'm Oebege. niht ettpa pdhrsnb perz
fudter semeinlamer 9reFur, unserz
trenHlihe SreunOe getpproen iparen;
bonn Elm dnbermal tpisber zines aras
ni6s uro elmer Cans. --SutereiToRs
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lInfdae.

- GIdrsnce Wle9IaFOn, bon go.
1854 Bud StrdBs. puroe gtitern na9
benz itdotiiten Soipital gebratt, neil
er BON einem pferoe, bas sr auf Die
gBeioe fubren tuoIIts, eeihIdgen pors
ben mar, nobel ibm Der linte Qrm
ee6rohen fpur6e.
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Wittermini

Sotptit bic gplisei bsnaGri6iiat
ipurbe. mar am seitrigsn 5ags elm cine
1lgtr 6isfdlog ;u berseihnen.
W. Minsrs. bon Rp. II Meit ais
bertD GtrdB<. ipurbe Dor bem Gdufe
go. 1174 Qogan Girabe Dpn Der Gise
ibtrmonnt unb foRb 4ufn0bme I'M
fdetif4ea 6oipisal.
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Shmiot: .Sino sic tapfer?"
Shul3: ~s5a, getpiBl"
Sdmiot; y9ta, oaun aeben Sie
NAL 3u meiner sSrau llno boIen Sie
mir ben SausihliiiieI. tmo iogen Sie
ibr gleth, tcb foutnte belte ipdter naG
Soaie.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-08-22
FoR SA1.E-Good quarter Sec
ton of land in Roberts county.
Sec. z and lots 2 & 3 in 1851.
j. ID. BURK HARDT
Local and Personal Paragraphs.

When ordering -four be sure
and say Valley Queen
Mrs. Lameroux, who had
spent several days at the home
of DR.. Pay last week, returned
to her home Saturday.
Ratavia Tea and Batavia coffee.
Americas two har mless bever-
ages, quality the best.
McCollnm T. Thirsk.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Bouck left
Sunday for Minneapolis, and
from there will go on q two
weeks trip to Glacier Park and
other points in Montana.
VIM. Graham, one of the early
day residents Of Grant county,
came up to look after the thresh-
ing operations on his farm south
Of town. Mr.. Graham says that
his wife has been having poor
health for some months past.
T. F. Lockhart aud son Milton,
Of Portage, Wis, were visiting
the S. S. and James Lockhart
families for a couple Of days
last week. They had been on a
visit to A. j. Lockhart Of Clear
Lake. and we're on their way
home to Wisconsin.
Rhode Island at one time had
the distinction Of having two
capitals. New York now has the
distinction Of having two COVER
nors. The Tam many tiger hasn't
had as sweet a morsel for a long
time as Gov. Sulzer has proven
to be.
Messrs Gus Swanson and
Victor Carlson, the cement men
and stone masOns are working
at Veblen and the towns start
ing upon the new railroad in the
north OF Roberts county. They
we're down to spend Sunday at
their homes in Milbank, and re
turned north on the Milestone
line Monday.
James Brannon went down to
the cities last week with Pierce
Cahill and the latter came hame
with a Mitchell Little Six, - h.
D. car, for which Mr.. Brannon is
agent.
Mrs. W G. kayser and Miss
Verna Robinson who had visited
with friends and relatives in The
northern part Of Minnesota re
rurned home Wednesday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-08-22

Mrs. G.. A. L%iebenstein returned
Ion her visit to her old home in
North Dakota the first of the week.
Leslie Tice went to Miles CITY.
Mont, the first of the week for a
visit to friends.
Mrs. Il. G. Port left the first Of
the week for Chicago to make
her fall selection of goods.
The kaercher twins are eniov.
ing o visit with relatives at
Ortonville this week.
Miss Florence Stiles OF Sum.
nit has been visiting with Mrs.
A. K. Crawford for q day or two
c. }. Hinckley of Sioux Civ
was visiting the Crawford family
last Tuesday.
Mrs. F. J. Nav and family are
ENJOYING an outing at the lake the
past few days.
Mrs. Jas. Lockhart and family
went down to Simpson Park
yesterday for a ten days outing.
Miss Edith Brannon left Mon.
day for the west, and after q
weeks visit with friends At
Groton will go on to Washington
state to take up her school work
Mrs. Walter Lowthian expects
TO leave this week for Napoleon.
N. d., where Der husband is en-
gagged as bookkeeper with the
Washburn & Merrick Lumber
company.
The house on the John Stafford
farm in Twin Brooks was struck
by lightning in Mondays storm,
bu no n was hurt and the
building was only slightly
damaged.
Miss Marmion Geer, who is
staying with her Grandma
Shannon, entertained Miss
Margaret Mahony from Grace
vile for several days, the latter
! returning home Wednesday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-08-22

j. I. Kell er received word yester.
day OF the de ath OF his mother, Mrs
Elizabeth he Her, 1T the home OF her
son in Was hington. The deceased
was well-kn W among the older
settlers OF til is county, having been
q pioneer he re. She moved to Portland
about ten years ago and had her
home IN that city until about year
ago. when she went to WASHINGTON.
The remains will be brought to Mil.
bank for burial At the old home here.
inc It IL expected that they will arrive
here Saturday or Sunday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-08-22

Mobility at the Ideal Satur'
day August 30.
The Geo. S. Rix family aud
their guests are spending the
week at the lake.
Archie Liggett returned home
from his Ohio visit last week,
his father remaining for a few
days longer visit.
Graduates of the Sioux Falls
Business College are guaranteed
good position. The fall term
begins September ?.
Mrs. A. Ostlund, came up
from OrtonviIle and visited With
Milbank friends last Monday
afternoon.
Rev. W. J. Oldfield and wife,
who had been enjoying several
weeks at Simpson Park returned
home the first Of the week.
c.. L. Rise of Vernon township
has sold his farm to Carlos M,
Cole of Colorado Springs, Colo,
Mr.. Rise to harvest the crop
this year.
The Misses Frances and Ruth
|Greenbaum, Of Mendoza, Ill, ar
rived the first Of the week for a
visit to their friend, Miss Doris
Rix.
The coal elevator in the rail
road yards has loomed up this
week, the frame work being pref
ty we'll together. The machinery
fos filing will be operated in the
north side house.
H S. Volkmar. who had been
making his headquarters in Mil
bank for couple Of weeks
while booming Thunder Creek
mining stock. returned to his
Seattle nome laSt MONDAY.
w. H. Gayaor, who threshed
on his farms just east of town
reports Il yield Of Il bushels Of
velvet chaff wheat on the Peck
place and 20 bushels Of blue
stem on the home place.
In an item last week giving
the weights Of the several grains
under the new South Dakota law
a typographical error made the
oat bushel 35 lbs, when it should
have been 50 lbs.
Mrs. Minnie Walker, Of Frs
kline, Mum. with her son Roscoe
we're ii town Monday evening
on their way 10 Wilmot. where
the young man was to be placed
under the care Of Dr.. Harris for
treatment Of a long standing
chronic complaint.
Every body visits the Ideal
these warm nights.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-08-22

Who was you looking for las,
evening? He was at the Ideal
The w. G. T. u. will NEE: IN
the library parlors next Tuesday
August IS.
! J. D. Backus, of Owatonna,
father of Mrs. F. j. Nav, al
rived the first Of the week for 8
visit with the Nav family.
Miss Alice Thorndike of Big
Stone, enjoyed several days
visit at the home of her brother
E. D. Th0rndike last week.
Miss Ina Clark who had been
spending the past two months
with friends at Mandan. N. D.,
returned home Thursday of
last week.
Gus Lang of Kidder, Marshall
county, was in town last Sunday
meeting Milbank friends whose
acquaintance he made when
living here several years ago.
Miss McQuillian, Of Sisseton,
who had been to the cities on
business remained over Sunday
as the guest of the r. T. Rodgers
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. VanWalk-
er who have been spending the
summer with parents and
friends liz Grant county return.
ed the first of the week to their
home at Miller, where Mr.. Van
Walker is superintendent Of the
city schools.
Prof. Edward Cruise, who has
been on a claim near Buffalo ia
Harding Co. and near where he
is teaching school, arrived last
week for a visit to his parents,
who have recently moved into
town from the farm near Hart.
ford. Mr. Cruise reports crops
rather light ia his locality. He
expects to prove up on his claim
in September.
Miss Rose Rodgers, Of st.
Paul who had been visiting her
grandma, Mrs. r. r.. Rodgers,
returned home last Monday.
She was accompanied by Mrs.
Rodgers, who expects to visit
with her son Will Rodgers. in St.
Paul, aud with a sister in Des
| Monies before returning home.
II. O. Wickre. the live stock
! man of Webster, and Nels Rude
of the Minnesota live stock com
mission, We're over Sunday
guests at the Gilbertson home
the first Of the week. Mr.. Wickre
has helped to keep up the repu-
tation Of South Dakota as a live
stock state by taking several
premiums at the Chicago fat
stock shows.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-08-22

Miss Flossie Copyright leaves
tomorrow to resume her work ia
the Dayton Dry Goods house at
Minneapolis.
Carl Bleser arrived home the
first of the week from Mime.
! polls, where he had been on a
visit to the family of his uncle
JacQuot.
Elton Jennings was in town
Wednesday and made q trip to
Corona in the evening.
G. B.. Kaercher, who is taking
the mechanical engineering
coarse at the Minnesota univer-
sity, is home for q couple Of
weeks vacation. Miss Zita re-
turned home with him after q
few days visit with city friends.
We want to call your attention
to the Erlaudson & Johnson s
weekly, in this issue, for there
are q number Of farmers who
have given them their
acreage and the yield Of grain
per acre.
William Shaw, who has been out
west for several years, came il
on the Wednesday afternoon
train. He had been at his old
home at Cresco, Iowa, and at
Jaynesvil!e, Wis. He expects to
remain in Milbank for q short
time before returning west.
Miss Agnes Lockhart who left
last week for her Seattle home to
resume her work as teacher in
the schools of that city, was on
one OF the trains delayed by the
washout Of the bridges over the
Yellowstone river in Montana.
Mrs. F. e Warholm, who had
been out in the coast country for
the past six weeks returned
home Thursday. She reports an
enjoyable visit with friends in
Washington, but had the mis-
fortune to be on one Of the trains
that was held up by the washouts
in Montana.
H. A. Selde, who threshed on
his farm in Grant Center town.
ship had a varying yield, his vel
vet chaff wheat going about Is
bushels TO the acre, the blue
stem Is bushels and the beard
less velvet chaff 2lt bushels to
the acre. From 33 acres of oats
he threshed LOO bushels.
Henry Helvlg, cashier Of the
Citizens National Bank Of Sisse-
ton, and John Gumo, who will be
The cashier Of Claire City State
Bank, passed through the city
Tuesday for Redfield, to pur-
chase fixtures for their new
bank at Claire City, on the Fair
mont and Veblen railway.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-08-22
Methodist Church Services

The pastor, Mr.. Tib belts, will
speak next Sunday upon the
following Themes: Morning at
IO:45 "Ihe Grace of Christian
Liberallty' Evening at 500
''The Automobile the Fulfillment
of Prophecy
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