The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-24

Flicksville, Pa, where he will
spend the winter.
Frank Mittie, Of the round house
is excavating for q rix room dwell
ing on the west side.
The ladies aid Of the Lutheran
Salem church will meet at the fam
lily home of John Johnson, Friday
afte rnoon, October Oath
Miss Erma Cahi)l and roommate
Miss Margaret Street, Of Appleton
Visited the week end at the j. c..
Cahill home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Jones of Will.
mot have been spending a couple Of
days in the city while Mr.. Jones
has been receiving dental treatment
at the Goodman & Hendrick par
lors.
w. H Gaynor was in town a
couple of days during the week at
tending to some business matters
for his Texas land company. He
is the financial agent for the COM
PAW for this section of the north
we t
Mrs. Albert Partridge and two
little daughters leave next week
for Boston, where Mrs. Partridge
will attend the w. +. M. confer
ence Of the Methodist church. She
will also enjoy a visit with a cous-
in who lives in that city.
Miss Alice Thorndike and Miss
Edna Forsyth, who with Mr. For
syth's parents made an auto trip to
California, writes that they arrived
in Los Angeles in time to welcome
the king and queen of the Belgians
to the city.
James Brannon. the garageman,
is putting up a 5Ox5O building on
the lot formerly occupied by the
laundry, which he is to use as his
tractor display room.
Miss Palmer, the teacher of the
7th and 8th gradees in the Big
Stone school, who is a neice Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. Wiseman of this city,
came up Friday and spent the week
end with her aunt.
Rev. A. E. Burif who was pastor
of the Milbank Methodist church
) two years ago, but who had been
| in New York for the past year in
J the centenary work Of the church
r at the late conference was appoint
ed to the church at Clark for the
coming year .
: Mrs. l.. l.. Copyright accompanied
t Mr.. and Mrs. Salzle on a trip tc
Goodwin, the first Of the week
where she visited with her cousin
= whom she had not seen for 10 year:
e and who is 81 years of age. The
Salzle's also have relatives there,
t Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Dralle re
turned the first of the week from
Foxburgss Wis. where they were
Called by the death of Mrs. Dralle'.
mother: Mrs. Martin Lehman, Wit
0 had been stricken with paralysis
followed by Pneumonia. The de-
ceased formerly lived south Of Sun
nit.
Fancy baking potatoes, Melted
Gem, at So Is per bushel. Early
:, Ohio potatoes 50 per bushel.
Cranberries 2 OTIS for 25c
The Cash Grocery
ri j. M. Salzle
The Redman Bros, who purcha s.
ed the Won Asche building on Mair
street. md who had intended to oc.
cupy the same as as ice cream and
butter factory, have relinquished
the business project here and viii
go to Marshall. Mimi, to establish
4 the business.
Samuel Hanna, Chief Boatswains
, Mate Of the U. 5. Navy and Miss
Emma j. Parker Of Minneapolis
came to Milbank and we're married
! Wednesday. Chief Hanna is a
$ "salty sailor having been in the
: navy for sixteen years and has just
signed up for another four years.
:, He has been in recruiting duty in
t Minneapolis and Minnesota. but
will report at Philadelphia for
: duty aboard the torpedo boats.
. Mrs. Hanna will live in Mime
apolis.
= A recent newspaper dispatch
{ states that the Aberdeen News and
the Aberdeen American have been
combined under one business man.
\ agement for the issuing Of the
. both papers from the American