The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-10-22

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The Farmers elevator has
just installed q new wheat cleaner
which gets the wild oats out of
the grain before it is shipped.
Best white laundry soap on
the market 6 bars for Csc at
Lanphier's Cash Grocery.
Parties who had products on
exhibition at the corn show last
week are requested to call at
once and get same at the Office
of A. j. Bleser or of P. Z.
Saunders.
Mrs. H. E. Jones. Of Revillo,
was visiting her SOD Robt. Jones
last week, and his sister Miss
Verna. who is teaching IN the
high school at Big Stone, came
up and enjoyed q visit with her
mother and brother over Sun
day.
Mrs. J. D. Smull Of Summit
accompanied her mother Mrs.
Mary Cloukey, to Milbank last
Friday. The latter, who had
been on q visit to her daughter
for q month or so past. is on her
way to her home at Custer,
Oklahoma.
The Elmer Kelley family left
last week for Minneapolis,
where they will make their home
in the suburbs of that city.
Elmer's Milbank friends regret
to see him go from his old home
here, but they wish him the
largest prosperity in his new
locality.
Will Gaynor left the first OF
the week for Monroe, Wis,
where he is to purchase two car
loads of Holstein cattle, al! young
stock. Mr. Gaynor is procuring
a number of these for his farm
and has orders to fill for q num-
be- Of farmers in this vicinity fol
several head of this famous
; milking bred Of cows.
Mrs. E.. Farnham, who va:
here last week from her home
in Waubay, left for a visit to hel
daughter Maud in California the
first of the week. Miss Bernice
Farnham accompanied her moth
er as far IS St. Paul, and wher
there was joined BY Miss Ethe
Leavitt, and the two young
ladies have been making q visit
during the week to their alma
mater at Brookings.
The largest electric locomo
tive car made passed through
Milbauk on the G. M. & st. P
railway last Friday. and . larg,
number Of people we're down q
the depot and inspected the ma
chine while it was being takel
to the mountain division for usl
on the part Of the road wher'
electric power has succeede.
steam. A full description o
Of this machine and the work i
is to do will be found in anothe'
column.
Mrs. w. M. Thomas receive,
q letter from her former neigh
Dor here, Mrs. G.. A. Kern, \
Alvin, Texas, where Mr.. Kern !
Engaged in carrying on an ic
cream parlor. Miss Mildred
who graduated from the Alyil
high school last year 10 attending
. college ct Austin, Texas. Tn
great wiud storm which was >,
disastrous at New Dreams ant
Galveston did little damage i
their neighborhood.
Miss Minnie Shannon, th
city librarian. who had been 81
IN north Minnesota visiting dur
ing the hay fever season, re
turned home last Tuesday
grestely refreshed and read,
for work along former lines
The librarian says she 10 gettiul
to be . great mixer, having beoi
on the 70 constantly sttendinI
baseball games, Sunday schof
conventions, wom2n's clu'
meetings, suffrage associations
and would have taken IL . demo
cratic convention had the part
been live enough to have he'll
one IN that locality. All q
which goes TO show how reckleG
Ne become when away from th
!. good influences Of home associi
tons.
The old friends Of the j,
Kerr family enjoyed . couple q
days visit from Mrs. Mab(
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