The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-05-09

from 8 o'clock to 5 O'Clock. High
grade parlor brooms going at SOC
each at
THE CASH GROCERY
Joe M. Salzle
Miss Minnie Peterson, who Off.
ciates in the dental Offices of Drs.
Goodman 4 Hendrick, was called
last Tuesday to her parents home at
Brainerd. Mimi, by the serious i'll
ness of her mother.
On account of the high price Of
lard and flour, cinnamon rolls, tea
biscuits and buns will be 20 cents
a dozen at the City Bakery hereaf-
ter commencing Monday next.
City Bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Emanuel, for
mer Milbank residents now living
at Minneapolis, were meeting Mil
bank friends the first Of the week.
having come up for a fishing excur-
sion at the lake. They were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Loven-
stein.
On sale now at Thirsk Grocery
Cornfiakes 1Oc per package.
Oil mops with can Cedar Polish
for soc. Waldorf Soda Crackers
a Dainty, Crisp, Sailed Wafer at
zoe per ID. in 81 Id. boxes.
L. w. Thirsk.
Friends of the John Johnson fam
lily, former residents of Milbank,
now living at Saltwater, N. D.,
have received word, that a little
son was recently born to Mrs. Gil.
bert Soreide, who will be remen-
bered here as Miss Ellen Johnson,
who was q teacher in the Milbank
schools several years ago.
Last week another young soldier,
in the person Of D. K. Burnstein
arrived at his home in Milbank
with honorable discharge. Mr..
B~urnstein during his enlistment Of
about twelve months was engaged
in the quartermaster's department
at Camp Funston, and was under
orders for France when the armis-
tice was signed. He has engaged
with the Milbank Hide and Fur
company for the season.
Edward Fenner, who has been in
Uncle Sans service for the past
year, has been home on a visit dur
ing the week, having secured a fif-
teen day furlough. Edward is in
the provost guard at Camp Lee,
Va, and is looking and feeling
fine, but will be pleased when the
time comes for his discharge and
on Wednesday received orders to
return to camp to be discharged,
and left ond left on the afternoon
tsain.
I. B. Croal, Of Las Vegas, Ne
vada, with his wife and two little
sons, have been in Milbank duriug
the week, being called here by the
death Of Mr.. Croal's brother John.
Years ago Tom commenced rail
reading here, went west to Mon
tana, and then to Texas, and later
to California and Nevada. and has
had his home in that state, about
three hundred miles from Los An
geles, for the past ten or twelve
years. His old Milhank friends
are always glad to see him.
Sisseton Standard: f d d i e
Schmause. was sentenced by Judge
Anderson at Milbank last Monday
for robbery of SCHNEIDER Bros. store
last winter. He was sentenced to
serve one year in the state peniten-
tiary at Sioux Falls and to pay
SCHNEIDER Bros. for the furs, guns
and ammunition stolen. He made
settlement with Mr.. SCHNEIDER this
week and now a petition is being
circulated to suspend the sentence
to enable the young fellow to re-
pay those who helped him out on
the cash payment. Schindler's loss
was $94O.
In another column we print the
report Of Mayor Saunders. giving a
review of the city work for the past
year, and recommendations for the
coming year. The report shows
that the city affairs have been hand
led with care and economy and yet
with foresight for the progress of
the city and the betterment of the
community along all lines of public
improvement. Owing to the severe
illness Of City Auditor Blomquist
there was no auditors report pre-
to the council, but this re.
port will undoubtedly confirm the
Mayors resume as to the excellent
of the city in a financial