The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-08-25
and Personal Paragraphs

Twin boys were born to the VIM.
Gaynor, jr., family last week.
$3.50 String Nets, 100 lash, now
selling at $500.
The Sheehan Saddlery Co.
Mrs. Chas. Peterson returned
from her visit to Wilmot the first
Of the week.
Clyde Bowe left last week for
Chicago to commence clinic work
in his dental studies.
Miss Florence Taylor went to
Minneapolis last Saturday for a
visit to friends in that city.
Miss Hulda Seide went to Roch-
ester Wednesday where she is to
undergo an examination for ear
trouble.
Mrs. Rich Lewis was up from
Montevideo the first Of the week
and spent a short time at the old
home here.
Work shirts for men. A large
assortment Of exceptionally good
values at soc. Thirsk Bros.
Miss Lucille Prevey accompanied
Mrs. Emma Cobb to the latter's
home at F%landreau, when she re-
turned last week.
Breast Straps and Martin Gales,
now selling at 75c. Halters S1.OO.
The Sheehan Saddlery Co.
The heavy rains the first of the
week put a stop to threshing. The
few places where the machines had
gotten to work shows that Z or s
bushels to the acre is a won lerfully
good crop this year.
S. c. Jones and wife Of Wilmot
were in town Tuesday between
trains. They were on their way to
Mr.. Jones home in Ohio, and eX-
pect to be away for a couple of
weeks.
Another shipment of those S1.00
can of cookies arrived this week.
You can still get good assorted
cookies at 2 pounds for Poe at the
home Of neal Bargains.
lhirsk Bros.
Mrs John Malsed was stricken
with paralysis last Saturday even
ing. Her whole left side being
affected so that she was helpless.
She has improved but slightly
since, but her physician holds out
hope Of recovery, though some time
will elapse before she again gets
the tie of her limbs.
Mrs. Sophia Nixon and her
daughter, Mrs. A. Hevener, left
Wednesday on a visit to Mrs. Nix
sons sons, John and Joe at Leith,
m. H., and from there Mrs. NiXson
will 90 to visit her daughter. Mrs.
Mavne Webster ut Lewiston. Mont.
y Mr.. Louis sieveke Of Latah
Wash. who was one 81 the early
day farmers ia Grant Center, and
VINO removed to Washington some
fourteen years ago, has been spend
ing the week looking over old
scenes and meeting old friends.
while attending the family reunion
Of the Liebing family.
II. @. Breckenridge. n of the
old time Gran. county men, now
living in western North Dakota,
was in town Saturday visiting his
sisters, Mrs. J. n. Saffofd and
Mrs. f. H. Lindsey and meeting
other old friends. He was on his
way to his home at Reeder, N. D.,
having been to Chicago with a con-
signment Of live stock.
Ira Daniels, who had been for a
couple Of months past III North
Dakota and Minnesota for the En-
pire elevator company returned last
Saturday and is again in his place
with II A. Riley IN the elevator at
this point. Mrs. Daniels and little
daughter. who had been at the old
home in Kentucky during Mr. Dan
iels' absence, arrived home the
first Of the week.
Elmer Dunlap.one Of the old time
locomotive engineers who had Nil
bank for headquarters for a num-
Der Of years, was in town for a
short time last week. lie IS now
working in Montana. and was on his
way to Milwaukee to attend the
funeral Of a brother. Jack Mat
thews, another Of the early day
engineers, also passed on his way
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