The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-09-14

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Mrs. Noble Wilcox went to
Sisseton Wednesday for a few
days visit.
Mrs. James Leo, Tina Ander.
SOM Of Grand Forks, is visiting
her old home and friends at
Milbank.
Mrs. Julia Lindquist invites
the ladies Of Mnbank and vicin-
ity to call and see her complete
line Of suits and coats.
Mr.. Ezra Stengel accepted q
position in the First National
bank this week.
Mrs. 4. j. Hits, who had been
quite seriously i'll from q fall a
week or SO ago, is noW recover
ing nicely.
The Milbank Cement Con
! structlon co have been ship
ping a a load Of their tile about
every day for a week or two past.
Harold Conright, who had
been out at Miles City, working
for his uncle in a garage, return
ed home last week to attend
school.
K. Emanuel has opened up a
piano store. and is agent for the
Pathe phonograph. The discs
on the Pathe do away with the
necessity Of changing needless,
and play all records. Store
next to the Conright millinery
store on Main street.
Harry Fowler, the blacksmith,
is having a visit from his sister
in-law, Mrs. NJ. E. Fowler of
Stanton, N. d., who arrived yes.
terday. His sister. Mrs. Geo.
Loomis, of Sank Center, Mimi,
also is a guest at the Fowler
home.
H. A. Schiefelbein who farm
ed the Falkert place the past
year, has rented the w. II. Gay
nor farm Of 23O acres adjoining
the city limits, and will also take
up the milk business Of Mr.. Gay
nor, he having secured 10 head
Of the Holstein cattle on the
place. Mibank people are pleas
ed to see this business fall into
SO good hands.
John Radtke, who has been
for a number Of years living or
what is known as the Bosworth
farm four miles southwest Of
Milbank, is advertising az auc-
ton sale for Friday, September
IS Mr.. Radtke has some fine
work horses and a large mum.
Der of choice live stock in cattle
and pigs, and buyers can have a
fine selection. Mr.. Radtke is
/ making arrangements to move t.
his former home. a few miles
this side Of WatertoWn.
W. II. Gaynor is advertising.
an auction sale Of horses and
other live stock, including his
fine herd of Holsteln cattle.
Here is a chance to get some
choice dairy animals. Mr.. Gay
nor is also selling all his farm
machinery and household goods,
preparatory to moving to Texas.
Sale at the Milbank farm on
Saturday, September %.
Tell your neighbors about the
aeroplane flights in Milbank at
the fair in September a, %
and 26. Baxter Adams is an eX
pert in aviation, and his perform.
ances with his machine are won-
derful.
Mr.. + f Daniels, of Staples,
MINI, and Judge Ernest Lewis,
Of Long Prairie in the same state,
accompanied by their wives,
were visitors in town Monday,
and looked over the new court
house. They were guests Of the
F. ". Thorndike family at Big
Stone, for a couple of days the
first Of the week and tested the
fishing grounds in Big Stone
Lake.
City Bakery keeps fresh Vienna
bread. Ask for it.
The Misses Laura and Edna
Schiefelbein returned last week
Friday from a weeks sojourn at
the Minnesota State Fair. Miss
Edna left the same day for Clear
LAX near where she will teach
school Miss Laura was accom-
panied by her friend Miss Josie
Chilson who also had been at the
Fair. but on her way home to
Sisseton, stopped of here until
Saturday.