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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-10

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-10

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-10
(6Ortiebrng fOIatl.
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-20

Mr.. +. Corneilson, one of the
aged residents of the east side,
died Monday after a lingering i'll
ness.
W. NJ. Thomas has received word
from Mrs. Thomas that his son
Donald has been called to his regi-
ment, the 9Th engineers national
army. which is encamped for drill
at the state fair grounds at Deroit,
Mich. Mrs. Thomas has gone on
to Vermont for a visit to her old
nome before returning west.
Gust Paul and w /. LoWthian
who We're moving the shed building
from the lots in the ear of the
Tessin hardware store met with a
misfortune when crossing the
bridge al the Malsed farm. 1t was
being moved in sections, and an
over hanging beam on the building
struck n of the posts on the
bridge and the shed broke in two,
part going over one side of the
bridge and part on the other. Two
men were riding on the load, but
luckily were not injured in any
way.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-20
e 7 FHs y .UF ~ q
Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS, Default has been u sdr IN tA9
conditions q a certain mortgage containing I
pSWer OF sale executed and delivered ~ James
= kathban and Minnie Il I%tathhaas hls wife
inostgagofa. ~ Frank l. North. of Raete island,
81 IL y. = state Of Illinois, ~ mestgagee, Gated the
I'd day Of june, t9ll, and fled for RECORD and re-
c0rGsd on tho 18th day Of June, Iill. IN Cook -
u Mortgages on pages 4a ani 81 IN the office OF
the Eegister Of Deeds OF Grant CodnjS, sonth
Dakota mOrtgagine real estate aitnntea IN the
county OF Grant an state Of SoEtt, Dakota. ana
described rs tie Northeast Quarter lNE..l oi
Section Seventeen & II Township tne linn
arad TW@nty-one l1ai] North Of Range Fifty 500
West of tha Fifth Principal Meridian. 10 secure
the payment OF Il pTin.lpal note foi the sum cf
Eighteen Hundred Dollars, with interest on
said sum 81 evidenced by certain installment
interest notes attached to said pr net pal note
and described in said mortgage: and which said
mortgage Waf on the 18th day of July. iall, BY
said Frank l.. North. assigned and transferred
20 the Rock Island Savinga Bank Of Rock Island
N the state Of illinois. By written assignment
tL4reof. which vas on AugHat 3, 1911, recorded
OF tie Register o. Deeds of said Grant County,
South Dakota: and which mortgage is con
dittened that If default he made IN the payment
~ III. principal Indebtedness. or any interest
thereon. when same shall become due, or III the
payment Of any taxes assessed against sad
propertg, then and III that case the holder OF
SAID mortgage may foreclose same ~ The man
ner provided by law for foreclosure of mortgages
by advertisement and which default consists in
6he failure OF rprtgagee to pay the note secured
ny said mortgage and the interest thereon,
Biah WihN VII ba1&- - isit. dA& - iAH'F
assessed against said land ia the sum OF Seven
ty~one Dollars and Seventeen Cehte (S,i.iD
when have been paid by the holder Of said
mortgage under the terms thereof, aad said
M~oftgag" is nov owned by said Rock Island
Savings Bank and there is noM due thereon the
sum Of Twenty-one- Hundred Eighty one Dol
lars and Ten Cents tS2isl.ln) and no proceed
lngs at las or otherwise have been had to collect
SAID debt or TO forecloee said mortgage
Now, Therefore, Notice is hereby given that
eaAd mortgage Will be foreclosed by II sale Of
TITS above described real estate covered thereby
~ pahltc ancttcn to the highest bidder for cash
ny tne sheriff Of Grant County, South Dakota.
on Saturday, the 18th day Of August. 1917. at
one q clock in the afternoon Of that day. ut the
front door Of the colrt house in the city Of Mil
oank, Grant County, Sonth DGkota, to satisfy
rsid Indebtedness o+ Twenty-One Hundred
Fighty-one Dollars and Ten Cents tSs1si lol now
due On said mortgage for the principal, interest
and taxes on said land, with accrued intereat,
attorney : fees. allowed by law. and the costs OF
this foreclosure.
Dated June 81, 1917.
ROCK ISLAND SAYINGS BANK,
Assignee Of Mortgage
HOWARD BARcoCK,
Attorney for Owner
of Mortgage.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-20
Ffrst PA. Jnly 23 ACl II
Notice Of Application fw Probate

state of south Dakote County II Grant, -
comfy tourt.
In tne matter ~ the e.tate of Eraost Mueller
DtGtAaad
The state IF south ba~-ota sents erecting ~
Npfr-. next g& kin OF Ernest uclrsr. Deceased.
Pursuant 10 an Order o. SAID Coutt Made on
the 18th day Gt July A y. 49,, notice ia herebt
given That F.aeay, the leth day OF Aht,lst q -
1917, at ~ o'Clxck "A. NJ ui said day. att3e Court
Room. of said Court, at Ma. bank, in the county
ST Grant have aeen appoiE ed rs the .'file ana
place for prog!Zg the VIE o. said Erliest Mutl-
Ter. d ceaaed,R sad for heam az the ss1d petition
for probate there II and the issuance OF Letters
T~4Atamentary therein, wheE and where alY per
son interested n.Gy appear and confess the same.
Dated at Miib.Gx. South Ia Sota, the Is1 DAY
of 1nly Ed lnl1. BY the Ctsirt:
SIS. LOGKHAI.T.
nudge sst ma Counfyfcaurt
Attest. Elrl LieReL., Clerk Of Ile CountggcIrt
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-20
Sra, Pun suly %. Last Aug 3
Notice Of Hearing Petition for
Letters OF administration

state Of Sop.h Dakota. County o. I~rant-ss. III
County Court within and tor ea&4 County
LIE he matter OF the estate OF Charlotte !
Moore. Deceased
The State az South DAKOTA sends directing 70
the heirs st Law of Charlotte L MoogA deceased
You And each of you arr hereby aotlfled that
sarah Z. Moore has filed IL the CouMsy Court OF
Grant County. state of SuE.h Dakota her peti-
ton asking that ihil G. saunders he appointed
administrator OF the estate OF CHARLOTTE !.
Moor. deceased. ard that aaal petition ias been
set for hearing at a Jnly terIa OF said es.lrt u De
held Mt Milbank ia the County Court Room IN
said County, on the 18th day - August, 4. =
14l1, M the hour OF IL O'Clock 4. Nj.
Dated MY 18th IT.,
Seal ; ) Nd ST..
County ftdge,
Attest: Eayl Liggett, Clerk,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-20
State Council Of Defense
Pierre. July u

Pierre, July II, 1917.
1t will soon be the time Of the
year when there will be more or
less danger from prairie fires ia
many portions Of our state, and we
especially urge that farmers see
that their buildings and especially
all of their field stacks are provid-
ed with fire guards. Township
fire guards should be provided for,
and if possible those along the
county lines should also be made.
The Importance Of avoiding loss to
our growing or harvested crops is
Of double importance this year.
State Council of Defense.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-20

Frank O'Connel, the barber, wa:
called to Sparta, Wis, last Satur.
day by the death of his mother.
Horse for Sale-Seven years old,
broken to single or double harness
and saddle. Apply to Thos. Mas.
sey.
Mrs. M. H. Wiseman left for
Minneapolis Thursday for a short
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Ho-
cum.
Mrs. Amanda Dotson, who had
been visiting friends in Iowa for
several months past returned to her
Milbank home the first Of the
week.
HI. f. Dryer, of Sioux City, the
immigration agent of the Great
! Nothern railroad, in charge of the
Montana and North Dakota lands,
stopped off in Milbank Wednesday
to e l.. f. Nichol the land man.
DR.. Jacotel and family. who had
been down in Iowa on a farm for
several weeks, enjoying a summer
outing, returned home last week.
While away the DR.. got a little gay
and when wrestling with the kids
sprained one of his legs, and he
was obliged to use a crutch for a
short time, but is now all right
again..
Mr.. AMI Mrs. II. z. deNeui en-
joyed a family reunion last Sunday
when somhe thirteen members Of
the family We're present, coming
from Wilmot. Corona ard Nubia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Eilers. of
Cherokee, Ia, were also present.
Mrs. Eiiiers is a daughter and she
and her husband spent a couple of
weeks with her parents, leaving
for Ter Iowa home Wednesday.
Mrs. Martin Green left last week
for Gooding. Idaho. having received
word that the stork had left a nine
pound boy at the home of her
Mrs. c. L. Evens Of that
city. A grandson in these cruel
var times. IS not any small
matter. and there is no one who
can superintend his conservation
more successfully than a fond
grandmother.
A rather strange express package
was received by the c. w. Martens
last Friday. Upon being
opened the box disclosed a live ALI
1t was sent by John
Martens, one of the boys who en-
listed in the coast defense and is
stationed at Fl Barrcancas, Florida.
Ie said he wanted the folks here to !
Know what they raise down in
Just how young Mr.. Z
Alligator will flourish in this q
northern climate IS a matter Of I'M :
'ertanty.
With the number Of criminal
asses that have come up from Big
stone during the past ft,v weeks. :
hat community is fast losing its
ong held reputation for orderliness.
)nly a few Of the old residents
ave not yet been up before Judge
and things have got To such
riotous state that we are expect
ny to be called upon At any time
0 have to furnish bail for John
'lack, jim Gold or Frank Thorn !
ike. Big Stone was at one time a
reat moral and intellectual center.
t is Just about twenty-eight years
go that we commenced to tote its
ecllne In this respect.
Frank Hall, a brother of w. D..
nd Eek Hall. Big Stone to wnship
armers, and Guernsey men, died
rom an injury in falling off a
upon which he was work
1g last Friday, living only about
"a minutes after the accident. He
III 90 feet, striking his left side
n a door. Deceased man was in
le 66th year of his age, and was
ighly respected by all who were
with him.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-20

No. Pork and Peans at the Casl
Giocery or Saturday only for l6c.
Try one Of the New Eng!an,
dinners at the O. X. Lunch serve
every Friday.
Some rare bargains in the re,
mesi kabo coraats at Mrs. Forts
Read Mrs. Por.s ad-it Will pa,
You.
Mrs. H. Zahl, Of Morris, Mimi.
mothe: of Mrs. D. M. Colby and Mr.
and Mrs. Emil Eetzlatf, Of Hoff.
man. Mimi, Were guest of the
Colby family Sunday.
j. l.. Sullivan and family hav.
peen enjoying a visit from a sister
and nephew Of Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs
Mulroney and son Francis Of Masor
City, iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Emanuel, ST.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cole of Big Stone
made an auto trip to Redfield Last
week, accompanying q friend Of
Mrs. Gold to aer home n that city.
Mr.. and MRS. r. c. Brown, OF
Montevideo, kinsfolk Of the David
Cinclaire family. yer visitors at
the Cinciaire farm last week, en-
joying the out door life on the
ranch.
John G. Knapp, the abstracter,
Of Sisseton, and one of the pioneers
in Grant county, was a visitor in
Milbank Wednesday. attending to
some business matters, and greatly
enjoyed meeting a number Of his
old friends.
Miss Ida Rudd Of Bismarck, n.
D., and Mrs. A. Picker and Miss
Anna Kittleson of Aberdeen visited
friends in town Tuesday while on
their way to Wilmot for a visit with
the l.. s. Hougan family.
The young lady friends of Miss
Jennie Hokland gathered at the
James Lockhart home last Monday
evening and gave the bride to be a
parcel shower in anticipation of the
wedding which occurred on the 18th
inst.
Our old friend and former resi-
dent Of Melrose township, John
Reeves. now living at North Yakima
Wash, sends US a fine consignment
Of the famous Bing cherries. SO
abundantly produced in that coun-
The Austin family we're e
membered in a similar manner.
The Milbank Auto Company re-
ceived another car load Of Fords
last week, making some three dozen
81 these machines that they have al
ready disposed Of this year. You'll
to send in your order before
hand for a Ford in these perilous
Don't forget that.
A J Lindahl, whom we mentioed
asst week as having resigned FRONT
lis position in the Bank Of Com
nerce Of this city, has accepted a
position in the executive accounting
of the State of South
Dakota.
Mrs. David Burke, Of Minneapolis
With her little grand daughter
Alice Bennett. has been a guest at
he Levi Conright home during the
week. Mr.. Burke is a locomotive
Engineer on the Milwaukee. and in
he early days was a neighbor Of
he Conright family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Burke Of the
t. Hubert returned the first of the
week from st. Paul, where they
lad been attending the hotel
keepers convention. Mr.. Burke
vas elected secretary Of the asso-
iation for the coming year.
Wilfred 7. Johnson with his
wife and lite daughter and Mr.. !
Marsh of the G. I. Johnson Manu-
,acturing Co. Of st. Paul stopped I
It the Herald office for a few
minutes last Monday morning. (
They were on their way with a I
car W. the Yellowstone |
Trail to the Pacific coast. :;
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-20


- NJ IA, 49, 49, !. 49,
ladies call and see the iaser
NAs' Al WIS, fs'ts.
IL fine little ..augther arrived a.
the home Of Engineer Ciaas. Mile.
last week.
E,.orv Rr;aar 800 pos4.,
rant eorva. ma Nav Eno4ani din
car Trv ona
- l'ss 80 h'e' ni' q
al NM = eis11oiu "sie IDS
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80 .o'.in, anu -iihliy =, WI
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'o.lE oa@'ioa,'
hsa ofess hnltters VIII q che
Mrs u q port,
~. ra-,1
.:N.a ~ -
:
s'1s af1,l si's "eeA
Dea
county attorney hobt. Je1es has
adasi lhe latest improved alcla-
s'a - "a" oiiie ou1's.
MIS-. ohas. PETERSON ana ck.'dren
autoer 70 lW}h pfooKs 0 a aays
Visit win Mrs. FRED Meyers and
family
Miss Luciie IteVey n q
Misses anna ana Loretta fescnohg
are Vlsltta2 lflefd- - SIOUX rams
"lis Week
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Hickman
were at bo"1ie from Wednesday
unit fflna9 last "aeN Vlsilihg
ehe'f aau2hle1.
Col. n. |. Lowthian and wife
went w to NateroWn and spent
last Sunday with their grand
children. returning the first of the
week.
The ladies aid If the Swedish
Lutheran church will not meet this
week on account Of the death Of one
Of theJ members, Mrs. Andrew
Olson.
Mrs. A. j. Rehnke and little
daughter, of Twin Brooks township
went down to Ort0nville Monday
to spend a few DAYS With grandpa
Rehnke.
The w. c. r. T.. vii! meet at
the home Of Mrs. W. |. LoWthian
Tuesday afternoon, July "a. A
cordial invitation is given to the
public to attend.
:. You can get''a can Of No. 2 Pork
and Beans tomorrow Saturday
for l6c at the Cash Grocery.
Mrs. +. L. Farnham and daugh-
ter Miss Maud came down from
Waubay Wednesday and have BEEN
visiting with grandma Fanset for a
day or two this week.
The Camn Fire Girls ara n ~camn
At the lake This week the Srni
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-20
Financial Statement

Aihan District. Of Grant County. S
d., for the year beginning July. 1911
and ending June 30, 1917, as ascer-
tanned upon settlement with the
Treasurer OF said district
RECEIPTS
Balance on hand July /. 1916 sIG2l 81
~iseceiFed from all sources 50O6.7g
Total Receipts s6e2s.6
EXPENDITURES
For teachers wages 1919. 90
For school house. repairs, etc. ~ 5.5o
For all ether purposes o95.5 33
Total expenditures $3.50 0s
Bal. on hand Iune 30, 1917 SlSl..5I
to bal, above receipts S662s. 81
This balance on hand. sls1s.54, is
deposited in the First National bank
and the Merchants National bank To-
Gated at Milbank. South Dakota.
Dated this 10th day Of July. 1917
JOHN ROTH
Chairman OF school district board
FRED KETTENBEIL
Clerk OF school district board
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-20
ERS

Farmers wanting laborers cal!
up the Sheriff Or the manager Of
the Grant County Telephone Co.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-20

House 70 RENT-Eight-rOom
house on north side Of railroad.
In good repair with electric
light and city water. Apply at
Merchants Bank.
For SALE-Good quarter sec
ton OF land in Edmunds Co J,
81 miles from Onaku.
j. 7. Murphy.
For SALE Il span OF Perche-
ron mares, I yrs. old. W.T. 5000.
l Percheron horse colt, 3yrs.
old, VT. l,4OO.
| Mccormick left push bind
er, used one season, price S12O.
Fitzgibbons rubber-tired
buggy, new, price SO.
l new single harness, So.
w. j. MALY. Wilmot, SD.
Courier Democrat., 1917-02-08
CORRESPONDENCE
WEST HOPE

Howard Tominsion left here or
Tuesday after an enjoyable visit with
his relatives and friends at ElkWood.
The light rainfall of last season
is having its effects on the wells in
the neighborhood and many are going
dry.
Mrs. Jacob Smith, Of Windygates,
Man., who has been visiting friends
in this neighborhood, returned home
Monday.
The intense cold and stormy wealth.
er has made the heating of the school
houses difficult. Those buildings put
up for summer schools twenty years
ago, have outlived their usefulness.
Additional numbers for the program
at Stilwell on the 9th, are "Parson
Brown by Lillian Patterson and
Ella Erickson; drill, Elkwood public
school; instrumental music, Miss
Verna Hawkins.
John Hope will make trip to Fort
George, B. c., in the near future tc
inspect some real estate he holds ir
that vicinity.
Courier Democrat., 1917-02-08
Osnabrock ) homestead Of Brother

Osnabrock' homestead Of Brother
hood of American Yeomen has men,
bership of over eighty, claiming to
be the largest fraternaI body of any
order represented in Cavalier.
The name. "St Mary's'' has been
chosen for the new Catholic church at
Munich. Services are to be held in
the new edifice for the first time on
Sunday of this week.
The death of son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. j. Moen. at Grand Forks, during
the past week brought to the bereav-
ed family the sympathy of wide cir
Gle of their Osnahrock friends. He
died at Rochester, M,nn., after hav-
| ing undergone an operation.
At the annual business meeting of
the Farmers Bank of Munich, held
the past week, it was decided to build
brick addition to the bank during
the coming summer There will also
be new heating plant installed be-
fore another winter rolls around
John A. Hanson, of Osnabrock, is
contestant in subscription contest
for an automobile of the Minneapolis
Daily News. He gets quite a boost
from his home town paper, the Inde-
pendent.
l.. M. Mithun, at one time princi.
pie of the Osnabrock school, has since
the first of the year launched out as
publisher of the Journal, a paper at
Buffalo, Mimi, where he has served
a term as county superintendent of
schools since leaving Osnabrock.
Towns along the 500 line in the
south end of the county have been ex.
periencing suspension of traffic since
the old time blizzard that ragged
throughout this section during Satur.
day night and all of the following
day. The blockade is stated as being
one that is quite likely to continue
until spring.
The ten year old son of County
Commissioner Robert 3. Laing, of
Milton, sustained bad leg fracture
the other day while coasting down
hill on the outskirts of Milton. The
hill is known as "The Hog Back. -
The break in the leg was near the
thigh and the boy lay for three houre
before a doctor could be secured to set
the fracture.
Calvin organizes a band this winter
that starts off with an instrumental.
tion of twenty-five pieces. The band
is under the direction of state or.
ganization with headquarters in Grand
Forks. The horns have arrived and
most of the band boys, who are under
sixteen years of age are working over.
time on their tooters. The course of
instruction. fifty lessons covers q pc.
riod Of one year.