The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-10-09
The W. c.. r. u. will meet with
Mrs. Austin on next Thursday
afternoon, Oct. 13.

They sell like Hot Cakes, and
wear like cold steel. Wear u
Well shoes at factory Prices.
Branch 500, Martens Bros Bldg.
j. M. Shoemaker, of the civil
service bureau, was a visitor at
the the local post Office the
first Of the week.
Mrs. VIM. Paul and Mrs.
Liebe went to Jamestown, n. D.,
last week to visit the Fred Bonn
family and other friends in that
locality.
The Nelson Cigar factory
shipped out some $4,000 cigars
one day last week, II 900 Of
these was sent through the par
eel post and 1000 by express
aud locally.
Grams & Myers will have their
poultry car on the track at Twin
Brooks on Wednesday, Oct. 18th.
and at Milbank on Thursday Oct.
18th. Will pay 10 cents for
springs and 9 cents for hens.
A. S. Randall, one Of the
old-timers of Vernon township,
who has been living at Madison,
MINI, has moved his family 10
Minneapolis and will have his
home there for the winter.
Miss Zilla Brown and the
Misses Hazel ald F1ossie Con-
right p.cniced at the lake Mon
day, the cay beil g a very de-
lightful one, and a suitable one
for the close Of the lake season.
Miss Helen McGiven recAved
a postal card the first of the
week from Miss Hllma Swanson,
a former teacher in the school
here. who is attending a state
normal school at San Diego, Cal.
She says she is taking work in
drawing, music, primary meth
DDS and domestic chemistry.
VIC Kayser enjoyed a visit
the first of the week from az old
acquaintance, Mr.. H. Newhonse,
who was a former friend and
neighbor when both men resid-
ing at Marshall, Mimi, Mr.
Newhouse now has his home in
Idaho, and being a G.. A. r man
was on his way home from the
reunion at the Detroit. Mich,
By the pulling of a draw bar
on extra freight train bound
west Tuesday night, half a dozen
cars were thrown from the
track near the canning factory
at Big Stone. The wrecking
crew got the track cleared so
that No. Is and Nos we're delay
ed but a few hours going, though
here about Z a. M. One Of the
brakemen on the wrecked train
had one Of his legs hurt in the
smashup.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Chervenka
of Corona, we're Milbank visitors
last Saturday. This family, who
have for so many years been an
important part of the business
and social lie Of Corona. are
making arrangements to move
TO Arkanss S, and will bid fare.
we'll to Corona before the winter
sets in. They will be greatly
missed from our neighboring
village, but the best wishes Of all
will 90 with them when they
take their departure.
James McAndrews and daugh-
ter Nellie, of St. Louis, Mo-, a
brother Of Mrs Hanna Walsh Of
Aberdeen, mother Of Mrs. c.. w
Martens and Mrs. James Hef-
fernan, was visiting the Martens
and Hetfrnans families last week.
They had been up to Aberdeen
and were accompanied by Mrs,
Sweeny aud daughter from
Green Isle, Mimi, and Mrs.
Garvey and children from Rem
vile, Mimi, who We're also
guests Of their Milbank frienas
for a day or two.
G.. A. DAWSON, of Roswell,
n. Nj was in town Saturday
looking after land matters in
this locality. Mr.. Davisson
from his home has frequently to
make trips into Mexico, where
he says he IS ALWAYS we'll treated
and states that it is his expert
ence and belief that many Of the
assaults and outrages against
Americans are the results Of the
unwarranted conduct Of those
who do not attend to their own
business, but who insult or abuse
in some way the natives.