The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-11-03

the republican meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bartlett and
children Of WinsIow. ILL.,, who had
been here for a few days on a visit
to Mrs. Sarah Drake, returned to
their home in Illinois last Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Murray accompanied
her brother Dan Tarvin, to Wilmot
last week on a visit to their sister,
Mrs. Byron Davis, living near Will
mot. Mr.. Tarvin, who is with the
regular army corps in Mexico, is
enjoying a furlough Of about month
on a visit to his relatives and
friends in this locality.
j. w. McElderry, Of Webster,
an old civil war comrade of Thos.
Fitch, who enlisted in the same
company, at the same time and
from the same town in Minnesota
as Fitch did was in town on his way
to visit his son at Wilmot yesterday
and stopped over a few hours in
Milbank to visit with Comrade
Tom.
We save 10 per cent on Sweat ers
and Winter Caps, which we are
selling at last years prices. Also
all Overshoes at last years prices.
Erlandson & Johnson Co.
On our return trip from the west
last week while in Three Forks we
dropped in upon Billy Phelan in
the train di~spatchers's office, and
had a hello with this old Milbank
boy. It may be peculiar, but it
is nevertheless true, that almost
wherever YOU go On the old Mil
Waukee road where there a place Of
trust you'll find some former Mil
bank lad. It's the way they have.
Mrs. L. M. Mcgowan returned
last week from Toledo, Iowa, where
she has been visiting relatives.
Her mother, Mrs. Martin Mericle
came up with her to spend the
winter. They were accompanied
with Mrs. Mericle's son, Mr.. j. W..
Mericle Of Montevideo, MINI.
The boys will use the Broadway
Mult, Bubble pipe in soap bubble
demonstration Saturday. With
this pipe YOU can blow Single,
Double, Chain and Cluster bubbles
and one bubble within another.
The boys will sell the pipes at Zoe
each. Demonstration in Thirsk
Bros. Window.
At the halloween frolic Of the O..
f. S. last Monday evening at the
masonic hall while the witches
were busy with their stunts, W..
NJ. Thomas got nervous about the
suffrage question, and couldn't
resist taking a"straw'' vote, which
resulted as follows:
Men Wilson a., Hughes 20.
Women Wilson %, Hughes 26.
For Woman Sutfrage-Yes 27;
No %
REPUBLICANS should stand bv
the ticket nominated at the pri-
maries. The nominees have all
been chosen in fair, and honorable
contest by the primary vote in the
Because your chosen can
didate did not receive the nominal
is no reason why you should
vote against the party nominee.
candidates on the ticket whom
you earnestly desire to be elected
will be defeated if republican vot-
ers follow your example and vote
for the candidates on opposing
tickets.
Charlotte f. White, National
and Lecturer of the Child
conservation league will organize
the Milbank Circle on Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the after
noon in the Library room, at which
time she will give an hour talk on
the subject of Social Purity.
A very interesting years study will
also be outlined for the new club.
The child conservation league Of
America takes pleasure in ANNOUNCE
ing to its members a big contest
to begin the first of October. 1916
and continuing until February l.
1917. 1t is extending the contest
over a period of four months in
order that all may have ample time
and opportunity to take advantage
Of a very unusual offer. This will
consist Of five valuable prizes to be
awarded for the best five papers
on the general topic, What con-
stitutes a Modern Good Mother, 'as
found in the first program on
Day in the regular club
year book.
Big Stone Headlight
J. N. Marley. democratic can
for sheriff, inserts an