The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-07-17
|COM1NG-B Buster Brown and
his dog Tige, at GRANDSON
g. Johnson Co.'S store.

his dog Tige, at Erlandson
81 Johnson Co.'S store.
Frank Falkerts came up from
Illinois last week to look after
his farm interests adjoining
town.
George Nixon, of Wilmot, was
down visiting his brothers, w.
S. and A. M. Nixon of this place,
last week.
Before you select your school
send for the catalog and special
offer OF the Sioux Falls Business
College, Sioux Falls, So Oak.
VIM. Robinson left Wednesday
on q visit to Kansas, where he
has some farm properties he
may possibly dispose of before
returning home.
l.. G.Zeefeld, the electrician at
the light and power plant, made
a trip by automobile to his
mothers home at Bald win, Wis,
last week.
"There's no place like home"
But if you travel don't go with
shabby worn-down shoes. Let
me tx them and make you look
respectable.
Mathews City Shoe Repair Shop.
The Misses Ada and Sadie
ABBOTT, of Harding county, who
had been visiting at their old
home at Madison in this state,
arrived here yesterday for a
visit with Grandma A. l.. Abbott
and their aunt Mrs. j. A. Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. } Phinn Of
WatertOWn, who had been out at
Baker, Montana. stopped off
here Monday, Mrs. Phinn and
her children remaining with her
parents, Sheriff Jennings and
wife for a short visit.
Lloyd Thirsk and family made
a visit to Heckla the first Of the
week, returning Monday eve.
ming. Lloyd reports the roads
excellent and the crops along the
rou all looking well, but didn't
see anything as good as right
here in u own county.
Handsome Silk Crepe Waists
in all the newest novelties at
81 so aud up. White Waists 60
ing at your own prices. Nobby
wash dresses and afternoon
gowns going at greatly reduced
prices at Mrs. Ports.
The Misses jeanette and Alice
Golfer left yesterday for a visit
to friends at Madison, Wis, and
Calmar, Iowa. While at the for
mer place they will visit the F.
B Purdy family. They will be
gone about ten daas.
Ira Lanphier, who is a student
at the state college at Brookings,
but who has been at Chicago
since the close Of the school year
arrived last week and is enjoy
ing himself with the Lanphier
family in the Rodgers cottage at
Simpson Park.
j. n. Stafford and wife return
ed Saturday from Buffalo, Mon
tana, where their son Guy is
living, and a short time ago had
a little son born to him. Mr.
and Mrs. Stafford were greatly
pleased with crop prospects and
general conditions in Montana.
Your attention is called to the
Erlandson & Johnson Cos. ad in
this weeks issue in which a let
ter is printed stating the Wor
cester Corset Co. had received
the Silver Seal Certificate of the
London International Incorpor-
ated Institute for the corset they
handle. Read the ad.
Harold NAHUM, a former Mil
bank boy, who has been attend
ing the California university, is
now engaged in a travellers SER
vice bureau for the San Francis
CO Exposition. He was IN town
here last Friday looking up par.
ties who expect to attend the
exposition next year.
Mrs. E. T.. Farnham and her
daughter Maud, came down
from Waubay Wednesday, where
they were met by Mrs. Farm
hams brother, George Fanset,
who with his wife had been over
at Watertown visiting friends
Mrs. Farnham ana Miss Maud
accompanied the Fansets to their
home at Bis marck.