The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-09-11
Beautiful line of millinery at
the Ladies Shop.
Mrs. LindQuist.

the Ladies Shop.
Mrs. Lindquist.
Miss Ruby Riley leaves next
week for VALLEY City, n. D.,
where she will take a course in
domestic science aud music.
Mrs. Il. S. Xix and daughter
Doris. who had been visiting
friends in Minneapolis, returned
home Tuesday, after having en.
joyed one day at the state fair
before returning home.
Mesdames j. N. Stafford and
M. H. Wisman and WV. Har-
per are attended the state con-
vention of the W. c.. T. Z. at
Mitchell this week.
Mrs. NJ. A.. Copyright is still
selling the most beautiful line of
millinery ever handled in Mil
bank.
Mrs. J. W Ross. who had been
visiting at Mortified for several
weeks rast, returned home the
first Of the week. Ga her return
she was accompanied by Mrs.
Helene PreEderyast, who will
visit at her old home here for a
time.
Take your live poultry 10
Twin Brooks to-day Or bring it
to Milbank tomorrow. Saturday,
Sept l.. Highest prlcepaid and
correct weight given. We are
always here to make good any
mistake.
MYERS&GRAMS
The H. G.. Schussler family
OF Kidder spent several days
last week with the Andrew
Larson family. They were
accompanied by Miss Paula
Kru,z who had been visiting the
the Schussler family. They re.
turned by auto Saturday.
Mrs. Alma Johnson, who had
been at the GRANDSON home here
since decease of her mother,
returned to her Minneapolis
home Wednesday, and was &C.
companied by her sister, Miss
Ruth Erlandson, who will enjoy
a short visit ia the city.
A. H. Glade, who for several
years past has been with the
MCGOWAN Lumber Co, leaves
this week for Ocheyedan, Iowa,
where he enters into partnership
with his brother in lumber bus :
ness. His Milbank friends
wish him the best Of success ia
his new home.
Mrs. M. Score, a sister Of
Mrs. Ed. Peterson, is en- joying
a visit with the Peterson family
this week. Mrs. Score will De
remem bered bv our Miloank
people as Miss Kaufman. Her
nome is now ia Wllmar. MINI.
Nobbiest line Of Coats and
Suits ever shown in NJ loanlz at
Mrs. Lindquist's.
Mr.. and Mrs. David kirke,
who had been for a couple Of
months past visiting with
frieuds and relatives in different
points in Onio. returned home
last week, an6 report a very
enjoyable visit on their eastern
trip.
Mrs. Josie Hopkins, Of Water
town, came over and spent a few
days with her mother, Mrs.
Fanset the first of the week, and
and enjoyed a visit with her
sister and brother. in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Nj. Collins, from
Chatham, Louisiana The latter
left for their southern home last
Tuesday morning. and Mrs
Hopkins went to Waubay for a
visit with her sister, Mrs,
Farnham, before returning to
WatertoWn.
Miss Jessie Stillmacher. Of
Rochester, who has been visiting
her aunt. Mrs. John Neuen,
burg for the past three OF four
weeks, on her return home
was accompanied by Mrs.
Neuenburg, who will remain for
a snort time at Rochester.
Mr.. Paul Trapp. the harness
and shoe man Of Big Stone,
with his wife came up and spent
Sunday in Milbank at the home
of J. Z. Rawson. Mr.. Trapp is
one of the early day residents OF
Of Big Stone, who has stayed
right by his proposition and has
made a success Of it.
Mrs. w. w. Reeve received
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