The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-02-18

an inside page.
Minnesota Peas and Iowa sweet
corn-three cans for 25c.
Thirsk Brothers.
Mr.. Andrew Lockhart, of Clear
Lake, was attending to some bust
ness matters in Milbnk yesterday,
and visiting his brothers, S. S. and
James Lockhart.
VIM. Rachel of Corona, was a
Milbank visitor Wednesday, hav-
ing come down to see about the
purchase Of some poultry which
had been advertised in the Herald
Advance.
Ed temple, the stenographer, re-
turned last week from a visit to his
old home at Hastings, Mimi,
where his mother lives. He has
been suffering from a siege Of the
grip.
sAndrew Larson and Clint Chris
tenson returned Wednesday from
Minneapolis where they had been
getting a few pointers on winter
sports and bowling.
Messrs Mat. Hamling, Joe Mar
tin, Pee Hermans and w. Fowler,
accompanied by their ladies went
to Aberdeen Wednesday to attend
a function of the Brotherhood Of
Railway Carmen.
Ford's peace expedition may not
! have been the most brilliant suc-
cess, but he keeps sending cars out
Just the same. Another load
arrived yesterday for the Milbank
Auto Supply Co.
:. Mr.. Albert Mueller, son of j. P.
Mueller is making a visit to his
father. 1t was twenty five years
ago he left Milbank and has beer
out in the coast country most OF
the time, but is now on a claim II
Sheridan county, Mont.
Representative John Birch stop.
ped off in Mllbank on is way home
from Pierre the first of the week
Mr.. Birch says that some of his
friends have been urging him t.
make a canvass for reelection agar
this year, but he is yet undecidee
- ,.Lc% 10 ,,,1I 10
Rev. F. E. Morrison went t.
Mitchell the first of the week t.
attend the forward movement meet.
ing of the M~ethodists in this state
Rev. Morrison is president O
the district Epworth league and a
the meeting is to arrange for tn
league meetings for the campaign
The valentine party at the East
/ ern Star chapter last Monday night
was also a birthday celebration, a
it was the 23d anniversary Of tn
| organization Of the chaper. Afe
the regular meeting some 80 mem
bers enjoyed the games, dances an
lunch, even to the birthday cak
with its % candles.
Word was received yesterday 9
the death of Mr.. J. Cady at J L
neapolis. He had been afflic.
with asthma and the immeoi
cause Of his death was h.
failure. Mr.. Cady will be remembsi
: ed as manager Of the St. Hue
hotel for a number Of years urd
Mr.. C. D. Fairchild, but had be
in Minneapolis for the past year.
Earl Lee was called to Stickney
is. D., the first Of the week to atten
the funeral Of his father, Peter Il
Lee. The deceased man was 6
years of age, and will be remember
ed by the older residents as hay
ing lived in this city a nua.
Der of years ago. Mrs. Blanc
O'Reagan who had also been at tn
funeral accompanied her brother t
her old home here for q short visi
before returning to her home 4
Three Forks, Mont.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Roxy Briggs, Q
Willow Greek, Mont, arrived las
Monday afternoon for a visit t
friends at the old home, and late
will visit friends in the souther
~part Of the state and in Minnesot
before returning to Montana
Roxy reports good tidings Of a
the Milbank people out in the VIII
low Creek district, and althoug
the old settlers there claim tina
this has been the hardest winte
for 20 years, there was no particu
lar discomfort.