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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-03-31

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Inc ratr'ose bros OF the Miloank
Au'o anu supply Co., nave ALREADY
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paranns oaoh ~
Ahioik 'i4o9e from summit VINO
"ele III 'ile ettS on business lues-
Williams and Fa Savidra
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Iefoei. 1salhingham, Who mas
ueeil 'i'ah!ils y Nlsl1 70 relatives ~
.nls Siclii'tA departed saturday Tor
MS ho'ile i''aF 1aflNle, Sask.
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Mrs. George Egrmever and the
Misses May and Es5e Egrmeyer Of
Twin Brooks We're doing some
shopping and visiting Milbank
trends between trains Wednesday.
Dan kippen left last week on a
visit to the Pacific coast country.
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The many friends OF MIR. and Mrs.
John Jorgenson gave them Il surprise
Monday night. Mr.. and Mrs.
JoryensOn and family leave in the
near future for Hazel Run where he
is 10 continue his work with the Nj.
4 st. X. K. as agent. His many
friends regret to see him 20 but wish
him success in his new home. They will
be missed in our community for they
have taken II leading part in church
and social work. We all unite in
saving they are splendid people.
When any one Is seen parading
around with an infant 5 dress mother
used to cav Our friend Ed. Stan
wood was seer with the above named
article hidden undsr his Goa and
when he was found out he tried to
make Mr.. lseimnth a present OF it
but that young man disappeared SO
suddenly that Ed still has the dress
in his possession. Any one else who
desires articles OF clothing please call
on the Willing Worker society.
About thirty people OF Troy went
70 WATERFOWL saturday night to see
The Birth OF the Nation.
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CORONA

Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Hartvick
Anderson on Tuesday, March Dist, a
sweet baby girl.
Mrs. j. \. Munro ard son Johnnie
Of Wilmot we're callers ii the Lechins-
KY home Wednesday
Don't miss the ban ,oncert next
Wednesday. April J..
Mis- Kenneth Munro of Wilmot was
Il visitor at the Anderson home Tues
day.
Felix M%ortenson is painting the in
side OF his shop this week.
Wilfred Herrick arrived this week
from Chattield. Mimi. for an EXTEND
ed visit at the home Of his uncle, l..
a. Herrick.
MIR, Peterson and daughter OF Will
mot visited with relatives here Fri
day.
Mrs. Madison of Wilmot was Wis
ting with her daughters. Mrs. Ander-
son and Mrs. Mortenson, Thursday.
WeD Horstman Of near Wilmot
Was visiting his daughter Mile Sat
utday.
Mrs. Ray Kenny was a caller at
Mitbank Friday
Mrs. Anderson came down from
WllmOt Saturday TO spend Sunday
dI Tie ZONE Oh her son f1drlVlck ana
wife.
Miss Agres Hotter and Leah Noll
went to Milbank Friday. returning
Saturday.
The Corona band will give a con-
cert in Voight's hail Wednesday eve-
ming. April ). Admission Is and 25c.
Don't miss it.
Grandpa Ehrle was up from Mil
bank on business Monday.
Mrs. A. X. Crawford from Milbank
was a visitor at the Geo. White home
between trains Saturday.
Mr.. Poppen and Win. bling were
transacting business at Milbank Sat
ulday.
Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs. Gus Hart
left Wednesd ay for Ocheydan, iowa.
TO attend the wedding OF the formers
neice. May Gardner. They will spend
several weeks in visiting friends Ithere
and in Sioux City.
Mrs. Geo. SOule was q Milbank
| visitor Wednesday,.
George Thomas was up from Mil.
| bank Wednesday putting 10 u u. G..
! telephone for Mr. lbIi4g.
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4 Urge party of Troy people took
dinner and spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Jones, a fine time was repot-
ed.
The Willing Worker society held a
meeting at the home OF Miss NeIma
Ford Thursday.
The new agent arrived Monday even
ing. We looked for him quite awhile
and We're very much surprised to see
her step OF h train. Some of us
were very sorry that he didn't come
and some of us We're glad that she did.
Every man in town prOmenaded in
front OF the hotel in the hopes OF
getting a glimpse of her. We welcome
her and Wish her good luck.
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+. I. German has recently been
appointed carrier on X. +. DINO. !.
Green vegetables Of all kinds
Friday and Saturday at the Home
Of Real Bargains. Thirsk Bros.
County Surveyor Butler Smith
has just completed a fine map of
Milbank that has on it all the later
additions to the city.
Your attention is called to the al
vertisment of the Exclusive Fruit
Store and J.. S. Farley the hardware
man.
A full report Of the district W..
C. +, u, now in session at the M.
f. church. will be published next
week.
Miss Harker the head sales lady
in the Erlandson 4 johnson. store
is taking a vacation and will spend
a couple of weeks on a visit to the
trans-Missouri part Of the state,
where she once held a land claim.
Mrs. Joseph Martens, who has
been with Milbank frieuds for a
month OF two past, leaves this week
for a short visit to friends in the
south part Of the state, and from
there will go to Lennon to make
her home with her daughter while
the latter's husband is on a trip to
Alaska.
Our neighbor Editor Dolan has
this week placed a linotype in his
Office and hereafter the Review force
will use this up-to-date piece of
machinery in having its type set.
Even if it is true that Milbank is
on the down grade in morals and
everything else, its principal news
papers seem to be progressive and
progressing. We congratulate Bro.
Dolan on this stroke Of enterprise.
A card from the w. w. Harper
family states that they arrived at
Harlowton last week, and the farm.
ers there had been seeding for sever
al days. Otis Harper writes to his
boy scout friends that on the jour.
ney to his new home he passed over
four different rivers, saw a rattle
snake and some prairie dogs. That
a patrol Of boy scouts was organic
ed at Harlowton last October, and
that he had made himself known t.
them and been welcomed and was
to take part in in a public exhibi-
ton the scouts are to give next
month at HarloWton.
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congregational.

Sunday. April ID. 1915, Holy COM
them by the choir. Receptian of new
members. II noon Sunday school
session. Attend Prof. Souder's Bible
class or Mr.. Leach's young peoples
class. p. IN Juaior contest meet
Inc ? p. m. orchestra practice. y.
IL. ~cnior Christian Endeavor. s u.
~. Preaching service. Special music
hN the choir and orchestra. under di-
rectlon of Prof. Hopfner.
Wednesday. April ), 80 p. m.
prayer meeting. $50 Choir practice.
Thursday, April 9th. the Women's
Missionary Society will meet with
Mrs. Frank Mittelstaedt.
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Metl0disf.

Public worship at 1915. Organ
prelude, anthem by the quartet: SER
mon by the pastor. Sunday School at
J. m. junior Leasu e at 3 D.. m: In
~termediate League at 4:30: Epworth
League at $50. Evening service ut
80: the W. r. M. S. will have thei,
annual thank offering service on sun
day evening. Special music by the
chorus. led ny Miss Puder.
The w. f. NJ. $. Will meet with
Mrs. Henry Dotson Friday afternoon,
April :: Mrs, kNrk is the leader.
Blhle study aud prayer |rervice at
the church Wednesday evening. 80.
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Bentley Grand
Weekly Program

Friday, Mar. 81 -"HOP, The
Devils Brew A Bluebird film
featuring Phillips Smalley.
Vaudeville, Gale q Gale. in Sim
Silly Simon
Saturday-'A Soul Enslayed
\ Broadway feature. NaudeviI-
lie, Gale 4 Sale, entire change OF
program.
Monday 80 Regular Universal
program,
Tuesday, Camille" a World
feature, featuring Clara kimball
Young.
Wednesday, Shou1d a Moth
err Tell Fox featur, featuring
Betty Nan,en.
Thursday Graft This is
the first episode Of a series OF 20
complete stories dea,ing lntirely
upon the different forms OF graft
featuring Henley Hobart and
Jane Nobalz.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-03-31

Word came from Washington last
week that the name ofC w. Martens
would be presented to the president
for Appointment as next poastmster
Of Milbank, Mr.. Martens having
received the necessary endorsement
Of the chairman Of the democratic
state committee. Dr.. Rock, and
that Of our democratic senator, Ed.
Johnson. The appointment has
since been made and confirmed by
the senate, and the change Of post
masters will probably be made in
May. when the term Of the present
incumbent, Mr.. Blomquist, expires.
Several other candidates had been
in the field for the Appointment. but
Mr.. Martens democracy has been
without question from time imme-
moral, and if the pie is to go the
faithful, then no one could be more
justly entitled to anything in the
form of office that a democratic
president might have to hand out.
lIlICk dIIu llIIIl. Ill OukI
good report and i'll report, high
water or low water, wet or dry,
Will Martens has been with the
democratic wagon, currying and
tending the democratic mule, pick
ing out bits Of pasture for him
when the prairies were showing
mighty poor picking for either
mule or master, and in the most
desolate times standing by and
admiring and praising the critter
and showing up his good points,
just as if the burned jackass was a
thoroughbred.
We never like to see democrats
getting into office, but devotion
like that should have a reward,
and as we said before, G. w.
Martens is entitled to anything
President Wilson has in the shop
and he'll make a good postmaster.
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Her Sphere.

There is one thing which woman
could understand in political matters
il she had the %franchise.'
What's that
when sweeping reforms are on the
carpet" Baltimore American.
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Evangelical Association

Sunday School at IL a.. m. Preach
ing (German) 10 a.. M. Young Peo-
pies Alliance 6:45 p. m. Preach
ing (English} 1880 p. m. Prayer
meeting 7:3O on Wednesday even
ing. All are welcome.
G.. A. Bremen, Pastor
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LEGAL and Personal Paragraphs

FLESH HUH all De 1Ounu DIT
Thirsk Bros.
Carl Pritz sold his residence to
r. A. Berkner last week.
Geo Rix and Roy MADEIRA went
to Minneapolis on business Wednes-
day.
Mrs. f. M. Harper returned
Wednesday from visit to Aberdeen
W. |. Lowthian made a business
TRIP to Haynes, N, D., Tuesday, re
turning next day.
Mrs Rachel Kuske has a desir-
able building lot for sale in Mer-
rits addition,
f. I. Heathcote, the machine
la of Summit, was down at
lilbank last Morday
Mrs. w. +. Let's returned last
Saturday from a visit to her
daughter at Mankato and with
friends at Minneapolis
Chas. Constantine, a brother Of
Mrs. Franz Wendland, has been
visiting the Wendland family dur
ing the week. He has a farm near
Winnefred southern Alberta.
Ralph Amsden, the druggist,
writes to have his paper sent to
jacksonville, Cal, he having remov-
ed from Santa Cruz, to that place,
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vern
Yorker will be interested to know
that a fine little son was born to
them at their home in Williston,
N. d., last week
Miss Mary Austin, who is now
assistant principal in the public
schools at Lilly, came home and
spent Sunday with her mother hav-
ing been at Aberdeen attending the
educational convention during the
week
w. F. Schneider, the carpenter
went to Big Stone last Saturday
and completed contract with August
Liebe for putting up a house on
the Liebe farm, two miles south of
this city.
Mr.. Liebe has sold his property
on the Big Stone flats, and will
move to the farm in Alban as soon
as tn e house is completed.
Attorney jeff Batterton was down
from Sisseton with a case before
Judge Bouck in chambers last Tues
ay Mr.. Batterton returned last
week with his family from a visit
Of several months to California, a
trip which he greatly enjoyed.
A postal card from Mr.. and Mrs.
E. S. Healy and Mr.. and Mrs. +. B.
Roberts at Santa Cruz, California.
states that the Miloank colony at
that place had a reunion there last
week at which time some twenty
five former Milbank people were
present. Among the party were
Messrs. G. A. Wood Of Santa Cruz,
and j. C Elliot Of San Jose who hap
pened to be visiting the George
Wood, Jr., family
Joe GRANDSON has recently had
his ice cream parlor made still
more artistic. A large arch with
lattice-work has been placed as a
partition between the store and the
ice cream parlor, and PRETTY APP
pointed booths have been curlained
off for the serving Of the cream.
Pretty lights have been arranged on
the soda fountain, the window space
re-arranged for a sanitary fruit dis
play, and altogether, "Joe's Place.
is one of the most inviting resting
places in Milbank, and you are in
vited to drop IN and enjoy a dish
Of ice cream.
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Christ Episcopal Church

Service every Sunday at 1915 a. m.
Friday, March 81, evening prayer
at 80. Address 10y the pastor.
Sunday, April ;. morning prayerat
lo:lo: sermon by the Rev. Frank A..
Ishea. Church school at -.
Rev, Edgar +. oiegfriedt, Pastor
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Shorthand.

The earliest work on shorthand WAS
compiled ly Or. Timothy Bright. OF
Cambridge. in 1893. lie dedicated II
to Queen Elizabeth. under the title
An Act OF Short, Swift and Secret
Writing by Character"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-03-31

Our Ladies and Misses Spring Coats this
year surpass any coat we have ever shown. II
you are looking for a coat we have the one
you want.
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Our new line OF Spring Suits and Overcoats
for Men and Young Men are now in, and we
ask you to come and examine them before
you make your spring selection.
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Did you say Cinghams! Well we've just receiv
cd our spring stock, and we are selling them
by the yard now since the Mexican out break.
It's up to you ladies to get your supply now.
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Ladies we want you to call at our store as
early IS possible and W. will show you q fine
lot Of Dorothy Dodd Shoes and Slippers
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