The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-10-25
Grain M~arkets.-Thursday

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New classes begin Nov. 4, South
Dakota School Of Business. Water
town, S. D.
Twin Brooks No. 3 is advertising
in another column for bids on new
school house.
Mrs. Clyde Prevey is recover
ing from a severe illness.
C. L. Seine, of Albee, was a Mil
bank visitor Wednesday while at
tending to some business matters.
Arthur Adolphson of Mazeppa
townsh p, was down at the
county seat Monday attending to
some business matters.
Will Lewis received word from
his son Clarence last week that
he had arrived safely in France
and was in good health.
Will Shirley, manager Of the
South Dakota School of business
at Watertown, was a Milbank
visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Emanuel return
ed last week from a several weeks
visit to friends in Minneapolis and
Augusta, Wis, visiting Mr.. Eman-
uel's mother at the latter place.
It will be a good plan to store
your winter apples early this
year. All varieties at Thirsk's.
Miss Marion Wood whose
school was closed at Doland last
week returned home to remain
while the quarantine regulations
are on.
Carl Reynen has been visiting
in Minneapolis during the week,
calling on his friends before he
gets into Uncle Sans service.
Mrs. B. F. Williams and little
son of Minneapolis are here visit
ing Mrs. A. b. Smedley Mrs.
Williams is q sister of Mrs.
Smedley.
Earnest Hacke as will be seen by
an ad in another column, is making
arrangements to take another party
to the Red Lake district of Min
nesota. They go to Alexandria Sun
day and finish the trip Monday.
While Victor GRANDSON has been
up in North DAKOTA looking after
the t~hreshing interests of the Err
landson & Johnson Co.. Miss Ruth
Erlandson and her brother Joseph
have been making a visit to their
sister, Mrs. johnson Of Minneapolis.
Eliza Murray after a visit at the
old home here returned the first
of the week to his station at Fl.
Barrancas. His brother Ebert
has recently been transferred to
another camp, and expects soon
be on his way to France.
Frank Burkhardt, who enlist
ed in the navy last July, is home
on a ten days furlough. He is in
training at the Great Lakes sta
ton, is looking well and says he
thoroughly enjoys the navy SER
vice.
w. L Miller, the medicine
man, who was recently down at
Ruthven, Iowa, while there
made arrangements to return and
work in a garage at that place.
and moved his household effects
there this week.
The friends Of Elmer Leach
will be interested to know that
he has entered the aviation de-
partment Of the military and has
gone to the San Antonio training
field for work.
Henry Morrill, returned last
week from North Dakota, where
he had spent a month with his
threshing machine. On arriving
home he found his family nicely
settled in their new home, re.
Gently purchased from Mr. F. j.
Paddock.
The friends Of Billy Phelan
will be pleased to learn that he
has recently received a promo
ton, and has been transferred
from the dispatchers Office at
Deer Lodge, Mont to Butte,
where he has been appointed
chief clerk in the engineering
department for the coast lines.
Oscar e. Robinson, brother Of
Mrs. Lee Banpister, came down
from Riverhurst, Sask., the first
of the week to enlist in the navy.
He has sent in his application and
is awaiting q call. Oscar was
employed . year or 50 ago in the
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