The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-11-24

at last years prices.
Erlandson 4 Johnson Co.
Attorney c. +. Jorgenson the
man who has put damper on the
bootleggers in Roberts county was
in the city on legal business yester-
day.
Miss Goidie Medley and Mr..
Harold Duntley Of Aberdeen were
married last Thusday by Rev.
Harry Evans of the Congregatio nal
church.
Mrs. Thos Marten, Of Seattle,
WASH, a sister of Frank Fahey
was visiting the latter for a day
or two last week and left Saturday
for visit to friends at Worthing-
ton, Mimi.
Mrs. Howard Babcock' 'came'down
from Sisseton and visited with her
husband for a couple of hours Mon
day afternoon Mr.. Babcock had
been attending to a case in court,
and had to go west on the evenin :
train
Mrs. Chas Fox and daugher Edna
and son Warren went to Min
neapolis last Thursday morning to
spend a week with friends in that
| city. Mr.. Fox also went down
Thursday night. but returned home
! Monday.
Mrs. Thos Ba~uta. Mrs. John
Tlllman and Mrs. VIM. Conner of
Milbank, old friends and neighbors
Of the family came over Saturday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. John
Ramps, returning home in the
evening. Webster Reporter.
Mrs. H. G. Port is advertising
a clearance sale, and has reduced all
prices on ladies wear, suits, coats.
dresses and millinery. 1t is good
opportunity to get anything in
this line at about half the usual
price.
The M. A. NJ. G. gave farewell
party last week Wednesday to Miss
Hattie Meyers, one Of their
members, who left Saturday on a
visit to her sister Martha, at
Havre, Mont. Mrs. Bert Kuehl
accompanied Hattie as far as Fargo
on the trip.
Miss Rebecca Shea, the depart
ment president Of the w. r. C. of
South Dakota, was a visitor in
Milbank Monday and Tuesday.
inspecting the Corps at this place,
and was entertained at an after
noon tea at the Corps room Tues
day. Mrs. Shea is anxious that
the encampment at Milbank next
summer be great success.
Miss Libbie Moore, who has
been on visit to friedns Worcest
er, Mass, writes on the 18th that
there had been fine weather up
to that time, but snow storm had
set in. She expects to make trip
to New York during the week, and
will remain in the east for some
time.
County Treasurer Lindahl has
communication in tho paper this
week Of interest to all prop
erty owners in Grant county. as it
may prove reminder to them if
they have neglected to pay their
taxes. Look it over and see that
your real estate or personal prop
erty is not on the list. The sale
takes place Dec. II.
Prof. J. M. Aldrich and wife of
LAFAYETTE, Ind, came up from Big
Stone Saturday to take the east
bound train. Mr.. Aldrich who
spent all his boyhood years in
Grant county, is engaged with the
entomology department Of the u. |
S. government and had been on a
visit to his parents at Spokane and
his former home at Moscow.
Idaho, but stopped at Big Stone
to visit his brother, the Headlight
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Crowl were
down from the north last Saturday
Mr.. Crowl taking the train for
Goldfeld, Ia, where he had been
called by the serious illness of his
mother, who was not expected to
recover.
A young man by the name of
Louis Hacker, who had been en-
ployed by knute Olson, farmer
living a few miles from Wilmot in
Roberts County, was kil!el in
stantlv last Sunday. He had been
hunting and his gun was
accidentally DISCHARGED while TAX