The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-05
Harness oiled for S1.OO per set
at the Sheehau Saddelrv Go.

lxoI AOSS oAASa lOl 5lsOO DSI S6l
at the Sheehan Saddelry Go.
To rent or For Sale-A seven
room house, in Bartletts add.
ton. Apply 10 A. L. Wander
WORT.
Mrs. E. j. Engel and children
went to Ortonville Tuesday for a
visit of several days to Mrs.
Engel parents.
MI. and Mrs. JOS. Wylie were
called to Minneapolis last Friday
by the death Of an aun)t. They
returned home Monday
Gus Yonker and Philip De.
Greet, two of the old timers at
Big Stone, came up to the
county seat Tuesday AFTERNOON
on business matters.
Phil Saunders has been spend.
ing the past week in Iowa, a.
mong other things attending to
some business matters at Ores.
co in that state.
Messrs. Aldrich, E. Gold,
Douthet, Lutz and Ray Bentley
were up from Big Stone Thurs
day evening Of last week attend.
ing the Masonic lodge.
The Boy Scouts will hold an
open meeting at the library par
lors next Monday evening FEB. s,
to which all friends Of the boys
are cordially invited.
Mr. Grounding was out look.
ing At his negative last Tuesday
and according TO tradition we are
IN for it, but even the ground
hog makes mistakes sometimes.
The ladies OF the local w. r. C.
on Mckinley day secured carna-
lions and remem bered the mem.
bers Of G. A. r. post by present
ing each OF them with q carna.
ton.
The wheat prices at Minneap-
oils and Chicago took some high
jumps the first of the week,
going up to 81. So q bushel in the
former place and 81 IS in
Chicago.
Harness oiled for 81 90 per set
at the Sheehan Saddelry Co.
The W. C. T. U. sale Of home
baking at Schwantes store, Sat
urday afternoon Feb. 6. Dopa.
lions from those in sympathy
with w. c.. T. y. work are crate.
fully received.
Ernest Haacke returned last
Friday from Rochester, MINI.
where he had been in the hos
pital for some eight or nine days,
undergoing examination and
treatment for intestinal trouble.
Henry Haacke Of Alban town.
ship enjoyed the company of q
large party Of friends at his
home on Thursday evening of
last week, the occasion being his
birthday. A very happy time
was had by all.
On Thursday the 18th the
ladies aid society of the NJ. +.
church will hold q social after
noon at the home of Mrs. VIM.
F.. Emanuel. Members and
friends Vt the aid are cordially
invited.
Members of Esther chapter
O. E. S. are urged to be present
at the next regular meeting,
Feb. 9Th, to meet the Grand
Matron, Mrs. Florence L. Potter
of Webster, also members of the
Ortonville and Appleton chapters
Mr.. D. P. Harrington and wife
Of Waubay, were guests at the
home of Mrs. F. G. Rockwell, the
first of the week. Mr.. Harring.
ton is q brother of Mrs. Rockwell,
and is on his way to California,
and during his absence his wife
will make 9 visit to relatives at
Earlville, Iowa.
Tomorrow, Feb. 9th, will be
children's day at the library.
The story hour commences at 3
O. clock p. NJ. and children OF
the first, second and third grades
and Others of their age are invit
ed. It will be Mother Goose
Day
Mrs. G.. Tice had the misfor-
tune 0 slip on an icy walk and
badly sprain her ankle last Fri.
day evening while on her way to
the home of Mrs. Saunders to at
tend the Excelsior Club gather.
ing. The sprain has been both.