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


Miss Selma Anderson left the
6rst,o Of the week for BoGeman,
Mont where she is to teach in
the city schools.
WARNING-Tea now selling
at 9Oc per h., but will soon be
higher.
GRANDSON & johnson Co.
J. A. Fuller. who is going to COL
umbus, Ohio, to the g A r reunion
will visit his old home in Ottawa
county, Mich, before returning home
Prince and Billy, bay and grey
good travellers, good drafters, q
handy team-at Haacke's sale,
Saturday, September 18th.
Mrs. L. M. Mcgowan and son
Alva are moving out to the farm
north of Corona this week. They
are intending to make consider
able improvements in buildings
on the farm, and can do this
much more successfully while
on the place.
Venus and Vesta, spotted
black.and-white, strong enough
for every kind of work, gentle
pets, the prettiest team in Grant
county-at Haacke's sale, Satur.
day, September 18th.
Farm 100 acres, good buildings
well, grove, etc. Equipped for
dairy business; situated II miles
from a city of 5000 people, price
$135 per acre net to owner.
John P. Kahn,
Breckenridge, MINI.
LADIES-We still have a few
pairs of ladies pomps and OK
fords at less than cost price, in
8, 8 one half, 4, 5. Ladies hav-
ing big feet need not apply-they
have to buy our regular stock.
Erlandson & Johnson Co.
Clarence Dotson and Walter
Smith and their wives who came
up from Ringstad, Iowa, last
week and visited with the Kirk
and Dotson families, returned
home the first of the week, Mr..
Dotson having purchased three
Chester White brood sows at the
McCrea brood sale.
Mr.. B. W. Lanphier, Mrs.
Mcneil and Collin Mcneil left
fby auto during the week, and at
Welcome, Mimi, they will be
joined by Mrs. Lanphier and
daughter and the party proceed
to Illinois, in which state they
expect to spend the winter.
Mr.. Thomas w. Crawford and
Miss Bessie Bell Eaton were
married by Rev. A. E. Beddoes
at the Congregational parsonage
Tuesday. Mr.. Crawford is sup
erintendent of schools at Astas,
where the newly married cou-
pie will reside.
Miss Hulda Seide went to Sum-
NIT the first of the week, where
she commences her eighth year
as a teacher in the Summit
schools. There must be a pref
ty good mutual feeling of salts
faction between Miss Hulda and
the people of Summit, as it is
out of the ordinary nowadays
for q teacher and school board to
be able to continue their relations
for that length of time.
Roy Brannon. who for the past
two years had been in the naval
service, arrived home last Sat-
urday, having received his dis
charge during the week. Roy
was aboard one of the ships TAX
en- from Germany, the Kaiser
Wilhelm II, and which had been
refitted to serve as transport.
It had'a crew of something like
/. 200 and carried some 10000 or
1900 troops. He made eight
round trips between France and
the United States.
Ed. Simmons, who is engaged
as builder for the Empire Eleva-
tor Co., and who was one of the
early day residents of Milbank,
was in town last Saturday, &C
companied by Mrs. Simmons,
and calling attention to the won
derful changes that have taken
place in this county since they
had their home here in the eight
les. They have been living IN
Minneapolis for many years past.
At the annual meeting of the
board of directors of the Evan.