The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-04-11
$40 to Sl5 suits at FrlandsOn e. John
son Company's for ~ 90

son npd , LOT - W.
Milo Odds, one of the old timers
here and 10 Corona, writes from
Stanton N. D. that he couldn't get
along without the Herald Advance,
and to make sure that Uncle Sam
won't seek to annoy ue on his account
sends along two years payment in
advance.
Miss Anna Mitchell made a visit to
Minneapolis the first of the week and
was the guest of her friend and for
mer school-mate. Miss Marjorie Me-
Pherson while in the city.
Mrs G. A Stearns, of Hot Springs,
arrived last evening for a visit to
Milbank friends. She is going to
Peever to visit her son Harry, who is
expecting to remove to Canada.
$40 to sl5 suits'at GRANDSON & John
son Company's for $4.O0
The local gun club have secured the
annual meeting and ''shoot'' of the
state gun club to be held in Milbank
June 9Th. and are making arrange
ments to entertain the gun-men who
will come from the different parts of
the state.
The seeding operations, which in
many places were well under way.
was checked by a heavy snow-storm
Monday, the fall continuing intermit-
tingly for several days, SO that there
has really been now and mois-
ture on the groun6 than there has
been at any time during the winter.
1t will probably be nearly week vet
before seeding will be again under
way-but the ground Will ma We a thor
ough Oaking for good start.
" ANTED-To buy from so to 200
bushels of timothy seed. Will pay
$500 per hundredweight.
Erlandson 4 Johnson Co.
George Merry writes from Long
Beach, Cal: that he expects to leave
there about the 18th inst, stopping at
various points on the coast until
about May LIST, when he will leave
for the east and after spending a: few
days in Minneapolis, return home.
He sage that both he and Mrs. Merry
are both feeling quite we'll.
Or. j. Z. Jenkins. representing the
Dakota Wesleyan university. occupied
the Methodist pulpit last Sunday
morning, and presented to the Metho-
dist people the claims of hal i~nStitu.
ton and the benefits and service OF
the Christian college to the church
and to the world.
Serge skirts selling at 1915 that
were 500: all colors and sizes at Mrs
Ii G.. Ports.
otto MoSiman gave a +" stag
party to a number of his friends on
Monday evening. Whist and Rum
mic were the games played after which
Il "rareblt feast IA p%artaken of by
the guest. 'Hammie' being the main
object after the luncheon.
$40 to So suits at Erlandson 4 John.
son Company's for 81 90.
Leslie;Holmes. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. l. Holmes, has been having a ser
iOus time with rheumatic fever for the
past week, but We are pleased to state
that he is o improving.
Clerk of Courts Purdy left for Sioux
Fall, last Monday. having Deer sum
moned there to act on the L. S. grand
jury.
Miss Margaret Jones, of Ninneapo-
lis. has been spending a week at the
home of her kinsfolk, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Golfer.
Shoes for lad les the Dorothy Dodd
make at GRANDSON & Johnson Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robel while in
the east were entertained for some
time at the home of Mrs. Robels sister
in.law who lives in a suburb of Phil
delDhia Mrs. Robel received word
from there thai her sister-in-law was
instantly killed one day last week. be-
ing run over by one of the suburban
trains that passes near her home.
Miss jeanette Golfer went to Labolt
Monday o take charge Of three OF the
grades in the LabOlt school.
Mems. Ladies and C~hildrens shoes
athalf Price at Er~landson & Johnson
The ninth annual meeting of the
} ames River Valley Central Luther
Leagne which was held at Sisseton
March 29th and :Wsh had delegates
from some eight or nine different
churches in the district. and a very
helpful gathering it proved to be. MIR.
+. II. Ha,ke, of Aberdeen, a former
Milbauk boy. was reelected president
for the coming year, aud it was vOt-
al 70 hold th.. noyt uapnal nicotine. az