The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-05-21
Big sale Saturday afternoon
on Grant street north of 3rd ave.

W bIduL SLre0G uOrtu VI OTu ave.
LosT-A diamond ring. Re.
ward will be paid to finder re-
turning to Herald office
Mrs. Frank, of Orton vile, who
had been visiting the family OF
her cousin, J. Ham mer, returned
home yesterday
Mrs. L. O. Yonkers of St.
Louis is expected to arrive today
on visit to her mother, Mrs
w. B. Saunders
Civic League will meet at 8 o.
clock, Monday evening at the
public library room. All men,
bers are requested to be present
as important business is to be
trausacted.-Ex. Com.
At the recent meeting of the
Women's Foreign Missionary
Society OF the Methodist church
at Aberdeen, Mrs. Morrison of
this city was reelected fourth
vice president aud Mrs. w. |.
Lowthian of Melrose was elected
corresponding secretary of the
district
H l. Smith, Of Minneapolis,
was visitor in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Smith who was the first
publisher of the Review after
H. S. Volkmar sold the paper,
has not been in Milbank for q
mum Der of years, and says he
was surprised and pleased to
see the nun Der of improvements
that have taken place since he
left the city. He is at present
living with his daughter. and
came up here on some real
estate business.
Mr. John Hicks, who recently
came from Michigan, and has
been making his home with his
daughter, Mrs. j. z. Rawson,
left Wednesday for California.
He was accompanied by his
grand daughter, Miss Georgia
Rawson. They expect to make
q short stop At Portland, Oregon,
where Mr.. Hicks will visit with
his little grandson, and will go
on from ihel. to Los Angeles,
where Mr.. Hick' 5 son Robert j.
is living, and where they will
make their home for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Cable Of
Wilmot, were passengers to Mil
bank last Tuesday, Mrs. Gable
being on her way to Mitchell 10
attend the Rebekah assembly in
session there this week, and
Toby came down to see that she
didn't miss the train. Their
daughter, Miss Marie had just
arrived home from teaching
school in Montana, and word
had been received that their
son John had just been married
in Montana.
The railroad company is filing
in the grounds to the south
and east OF the depot with black
soil for later seeding down to
grass.
II. E. Acker rman leaves Sun
day for Rapid City, where be
goes as delegate OF Security
lodge TO attend the Grand lodge
A. o. U. w.
DR.. Flett has been attending
the annual convention 1T South
Dakota Medical convention at
Sioux Falls during the week.
G. E. Mills has been enjoying
q visit from his father during
the week. The latter's home is
in Iowa.
Chas. Bracht accompanied
Messrs. julius and Fred Fen
ner and their wives on their
trip to the coast country las:
Tuesday.
A tiue little son arrived at the
home Of DR.. Pay Wednesday
morning.
Leonard Erickson, who had
been for several weeks at Battle
Lake, Nina. arrived home the
first of the week, considerably
improved in health.
Miss Laura Seide went up to
Summit Wednesday to attend
the com mmencement exercises Of
the Summit school, in which her
sister, Miss Hulda is teacher.
Henry and Simon Ksrls Of
Rosen, MINI, were visiting ct
the Paulina Hamling home Ia
Alban, Wednesday.
Tner. Straved or Stolen