The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-11-21

4OO, 200 cups OF tea sold in one
year, read GRANDSON & Johnson
Co.'S weekly.
Geo. w. Merry left Tuesday after
noon for . visit 10 his farms ia lows
and Minnesota.
The Phosde Circle OF the Congrega-
tiOnal church wi hold q candy and
apron sale on Saturday December 9th
in Chard & Gilbertson's store
VIM. Cleveland is putting up some
nice horse radish these days. and II
you want something that is fresh and
tasty IN this line, get q tumbler OF it.
J.. A. Dillman and 8. j. Dillman OF
RevillO, were county, seat visitors
last Tuesday, as q also Elmer
Healey OF the same place. Steve Dill
man was one of the iuryman who got
excused from jury duty this term.
"Where the Trail Divides" from
the pen OF Mr.. Robert Edeson, will be
the attraction at the Bentley Grand
Tuesday and it Is promised that G.. S.
Primrose's production will surpass in
every way the original one made ny
the late Henry B. Harris.
George Peterson, an old soldier,
who had been living with one of his
children near Wilmut during the
summer, and who was one Of the
early settlers on the Minnesota side
OF the lake near Foster, was in town
Monday on his way east. He expects
to tell his so acre farm on the lake
shore and will go to Oklahoma and
California to spend the winter.
Mrs M. C. Redman Of Albee and
Mrs. ]. A. Dauman of Revillo. were
Milbank visitors Monday, attending
to some business matters and calling
on Friends. Mrs. Redman has three
Of her sons engaged in the creamt ~
business in Mime ota, one of whom
is president of the buttermakers asso.
citation of that state.
Those Manchester Biscuits at No
Collum 4 Thirsk's can't be excelled
by any other brand on the market
Call and get a 10 Id box at soc.
McCollum & Thirsks.
DR.. Pay the osteopath arrived HON,
the 6rst of the week after taking {
p,st graduate course of several week.
in Chicago.
E. r. Dore is taking q vacation
from his work in the Farley store
and has engaged as organizer o.
knights OF Phythias lodges in tn,
state, and will thus secure a chang,
OF work and outdoor exercise.
John Birch and John Erickson from
Adams township have been attending
court this week.
Mrs. George Stegal, went to Apple
ton yesterday for . weeks visit with
friends at that place.
A. G. Grams, the butcher, went tc
Montevideo yesterday on bushes.
matters.
Mrs. j. NJ. Watson left Wednesday
for q visit to her sons in NORTH
Dakota, going first to Mammoth wher.
her SON Walter is located and vii
later visit Edwin and Dick at Bowman
The Deaconess Circle met Friday
afternoon, November IA, at the home
of Mrs. Lee Amsden, twenty-foul
members and two visitors present,
The time was pleasantly spent in pack
ing clothes to be sent in response to q
call from Lemon, S. D. The bushes.
session was presided over by thu
vice president; the Chaplain read TO,
Scriptur lesson, 5th Chapter Of Matt.
this was followed by prayer. Itbeina
fruit gathering day, = number brought
fruit to be sent to the Brookings
ho> pital. At the close OF the business
session the hostess served q dainty
lunch. One verse Of the closing song
God be with you" was sang by all.
Motion vas made to adjourn. The
next meeting will be held ct the home
Of Mrs. Bert Partridge, December II.
Mrs. Heath, Reporter.