The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-08-06

Mrs. Chas. Schaffer was ser.
iously i'll the early part Of the
week, but is now improving.
Mrs. J. Hammer and Miss
Mabel Warholm visited with
friends at Andover the first Of
the week.
Miss Ruby Johnson of Min.
neapolis is spending the week
end with Mrs. A. G.. Smith.
Miss Jessie Sutcliffe went to
Appleton the first Of the week to
make a visit to her cousin, Miss
Broadbent Of that place.
Sheriff Johu Minder of Rob.
erts county went to Helena.
Mont, Wednesday to bring back
John Biseck, q former resident
near Peever, who had deserted
his wife and left her destitute.
Farmers IN want Of help are
directed to apply to B. l.. Geer
at Little Big Store. He is max.
ing a business Of helping the
farmers get good men. Call on
him if you need farm help.
Phone SO.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Wiseman next Tuesday
afternoon. It will be an annual
meeting and election Of officers.
All members are requested to be
present.
The Clifton Kelley shows,
which we're announced to be here
on August y, Is and ii. have
sent word that they will not able
to make Milbank this year, and
their engagement for this city
has been abandoned.
Miss Margie Mcpherson, who
is engaged in deaconess work in
Minneapolis, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Allen at her old home
here, while on q short vacation
from her city work.
Don't forget the baseball game
this friday afternoon at 2 b. m.
1t will be an interesting one, and
the benefit is for one of the most
worthy charities in the state
the Children's Home at Sioux
Falls.
The Erlandson & Johnson Co.,
are putting on a special summer
sale commencing on the 9TH
tomorrow-and lasting only for
q week. You can save some
money in buying shoes-men's
ladies or childrens-or mems
hats. Call and see.
Mr.. John Schwantes has sold
his interest 10 the Schwantes
Mercantile Company to Mr.. G.
P. Leach, of Minneapolis, and
the latter will come here and take
an active interest in the business
and assume a share in its man
agement with Mr.. H. Schwautes.
Rev. H. Evans was in Ipswich
Thursday attending the meeting
Of program committee. arrang.
ing for the meeting of the North
ern Association Of Congregations
al churches, to be held in Mil
bank next October. The associa-
ton meeting this year will be
preceded by a "Christian En-
deavor Day." and delegates are
expected from all Congregational
churches in the northern part of
state.
The Hamline University trio
consisting Of John Ledbetter,
baritone soloist, King Holmes,
accompanist and piano soloist
and Leonard Stromme, as read
er. gave q very pleasing enter
tainment atthe Methodist church
last Tuesday evening. Mr.. Led
better has a particularly fine
voice and his selections were
heartily enjoyed by lovers of
good vocal music. Mr.. Stromme
is always happy in his readings
and the program throughoutwas
all enjoyable one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Emanuel
left Tuesday evening On a trip to
Willow Creek, Mo 1tana, where
they will visit Milbank friends
and recreate in the mountains.
Mr.. Ed. Emanuel has charge of
the store during his brothers.
absence, SO that both the furni
ture business and undertaking
work will be in experienced
hands. Mr.. Ed. Emanuel was
the former proprietor of the bust
ness, who carried it on for some
thirty years, and the patrons of
the store will be assn red Of the
same courteous and liberal treat