The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-03-14
LEGAL and Personal Paragraphs.

Guy McCullum moved into his new
house this week.
Louis Saunders is taking charge of
the Corona lumber yard this week.
Alvin Swanson of Stockholm, was
a Milbank visitor last Monday.
Paddock the painter is decorating
the interior OF the abstract Office this
week.
Dave Cinelaire was down at Monte
video I'VE Sunday the first of the
week.
Mis-. Copyright has something to say
to the ladies as TO hats this week.
! See her ad.
Mrs. A. K. Crawford entertained
tho Rebecca circle Friday afternoon
of last week.
Mrs. Vert is now prepared to DO
all kinds Of up to date dress making.
Phone call 1872.
l.. William Foss of Sisseton. was
visiting his sister, Mrs. Chas. Peter
son last Sunday.
X. l.. Lieb wen down to Big Stone
last Saturday to spend Sunday with
friends at that place.
DR.. Flett reports a little son born at
the George W ilde family, living near
[ corona 1Sf ~afppIaN
Black T"ig and Gano Apples, Fan
cy and cheap Oranges. Dried and
Fresh Fruit at SCHWANTES MERCAN-
TILE Co.
Engineer Grove, who was laid up
with a bad ease of the grippe last
week, has been able to take up his
work again this week.
The Revillo Item has again changed
hands, Joseph Flaa, who had the
management OF the paper Il short time
ago, having purchased it.
Is it style or comfort you want in
shoes-you get both in our new STYLES
OF Crossett shoes. MCCoLLuM X
THIRSk.
Mrs. Chas. Bingham enjoyed a,visit
from her sister Mrs. Fraiich from
Granite Falls last sunday, the lady
returning home Monday morning.
Ed j. Sacreiter, manager of the
county farm, with his wife was called
to Aberdeen the first Of the week 10y
the death of Mrs. Sacreiter's brother.
Birth cards received by friends an
nOunce a son on the Sth inst to MIR.
and Mrs. Fred Curle-tbe latter known
TO friends here as Miss Margery
HOcum.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Mcgowan was called to
Montevideo Monday last by receiving !
Geographic announcement of the seri.
Gus illness of her brothers wife.
That cattle are bringing a good
price is evidenced by the fact that at !
the Folkert auction Wednesday one
COW sold for 49,. 80, while the others
sold for $40 to $15.
Gilbert kaisor, of Morristown
Mimi, stopped off at Milbank and
met a number of friends. He was on
his way home from a trip to the coast
country.
Mrs. Will Robinson enjoyed a visit
from an old friend of school DAYS.
Mrs. Frank Moran of Watertown who
was in Milbank Wednesday. as a
state officer Of the Royal Neiehbors
Senator Amsden returned home from
Pierre dnring the week. and reports a
busy legislative session. Paul lib
belts, who held a clerkship in the
senate, also arrived home during the
week.
Rev. ]. NJ. Tibbetts is assisting the
pastor 1t Big Stone this week in con-
Quoting a series OF meetings, and Rev
of that place came up We'd
to conduct the prayer meeting
1.-The Ladies Shop is the name
which Mrs. Lindquist has adopted for
lor establishment, where all of the
attest styles of ladies wear may be Sc
The ladies are invited to call
md see the fine display Of goods now
offered them.
Yesterday a party of good road en-
went down to OrtOnville and
attended the Yellowstone Park trail
Meeting at that place. We shall pub
lsh next week a more complete report
the work Of the meeting.
Ernest Hacke, q former Milbank
has been chosen one of the bas-
'os in the Aberdeen choral society,
which is to give q May musical. and
iayden's "Creation'' will be given at
he festival.
AS will be seen by reference to the
commissioner proceedings in another
column 1T will be seen that Voss
Z l4euschow were award d the con-
ract for erecting the new building on
county farm. There were three
|ther bids.