The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-05-16
High Grade ParlOr Brooms at
SOC each, Saturday May 18th. at
the Cash Grocery.
r NJ Sable. Prom.


Soc each, Saturday May 18th. at
the Cash Grocery.
j. M. Salzle, Prop.
The members of the Ladies
Aid Society and young Peoples
Alliance of the Evangelical
church will serve a lunch on Dec
Grafton Day in the Adler build.
ing on Main Street.
Nh. Clint Smedley, who has
been making his home in Mime.
apolis for the past five months,
returned to Milbank the first of
the week, and will spend the
summer here.
Elton Sutcliffe of Mcintosh, who
was at Aberdeen on court business
came over to Milbank and spent a
day or two with his Milbank
friends last week.
100 lbs. sugar, $1,000 at L. w.
Thirsk's.
Mr.. Earl l.. Trainer, a young
man Of Peoria, H., who has recent
ly been released from military ser
vice in France, and who is a nephew
of Mrs. O. j. Coons, is enjoying a
visit with the Coons family this
week.
20 Dozen Brooms offered at
SOC each, Saturday May 18th.
first come first served. At the
Cash Grocery.
j. NJ. Salzle, Prop.
Mrs. David Kirk recently receiv-
ed a crate of Bermuda onions from
the Leo Gaynor farm in Texas.
They are a fine sample Of onion,
and indicate they can certainly
raise vegetables in the Rio Grande
region of Texas.
Ray Roberts, who had been over
in France in the artillery service
for the past year, and who had
been in the army for the past Is
months. arrived home last week,
glad to be in Milbank again.
81 ID. box best soda crackers
$1.1O at l.. w. Thirsk's.
Mr.. Fay Taylor, who had beer
on a visit to his parents in NORTH
Dakota, was in town Wednesday
on his way to his home at Co
roma.
Archie Stevenson. who ha.
been in your Uncle Samuel.
navy for a year or so past, ha.
been home on a furlough during
the past week. Archie is OF
shore service at New London
Conn.
One Car of GRADUATED Sugal
on track Saturday May 18th, a
$40 % at Car Door. The Casl
Grocery. j. NJ. Salzle, Prop.
At the meeting of the fifth dis
trict convention Of women's club
at Britton last week, Mrs. c. f
Fiers of this city was elected treas
urer, and Mrs. Howard Babcock, 0
Sisseton was elected chairman.
Rev. X. A. Thiele, of Montana,
who had been attending the Evan.
gelical conference at Aberdeen cam
down to Milbank for a visit Of
day or two with Milbank friend
the first of the week.
Mr.. f.. P. Mesmer arrived hom
from Chicago. Wednesday. where b.
had been called by the serious ill
ness Of his daughter Kathrine, anc
with whom he remained for a weel
and reports his daughter as i'm,
proving very slowly from typhoi,
fever, but the doctors are now il
good hopes for her recovery. He
sister Helen remained with her.
The committee of city council
men appointed to visit and in
vestigate paving conditions il
other cities, left Wednesday 70,
Pipestone, and other points il
Minnesota. The committee con
sisted Of former Mayor P. c
Saunders, George Burke, H. A
Riley and A. G. Grams.
MIR. and Mrs S. E. Peterson
the latter a sister on Mrs. JUL,
Lindquist, were here last wee|
on a visit to Mrs. Peterson
mother and sister. The visitor
were on their way to Norway
Mr.. Peterson being v~ice-consu
to that country. After a montl
or two's stay in Norway they ex
pect to make q visit to southern
Europe.
The Milbank friends Of Mrs