The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-07
The war may be over but the Red
10 not.

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Cross 10 not.
Mrs. Agnes Erickson and Mrs.
James, of this city were visitors at
Aberdeen over Sunday.
Special meat prices Friday and
Saturday at the Cash Grocery.
Joe Salzle.
Your Red Cross button proves
your Americanism.
Remember "Armistice Day"
Dance. Harmonic Hall, Tuesday,
Nov. IL, 1919.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Coons have
been spending part of the past week
in Aberdeen.
"Oh Boy at the Bentley Grand
Theater, Friday and Saturday Nov.
Ia and Is. DON miss seeing the
fun.
The w. r. C. will have a Baking
Sale at j. C.. Tessin & Sons Hard
ware store on Saturday afternoon.
All members will please donate.
The next meeting of the Pythian
Sisters will be held in Castle Hall
on Thursday evening, Nov. ID. All
members and brother knights are
requested to be present. Initiation
and refreshments.
The robbers who entered the drug
store at Revillo evidently were not
looking for a big haul. They blew
the safe all right, but took only $25,
leaving S22 in small change and
5000 worth of jewelry.
Coming-"Elmo the Mighty
featuring E. K. Lincoln, the Star
in ''Tarzan of the Apes We'd
nesday, Nov. IL.
w. w. Harper writes from Mon
tana that he has moved from Har-
iowton, to Alhambra, where he has
secured an additional 800 acres by
filing and purchase.
DR.. Peter Canakis has moved his
Office from the Giessinger building
to the Office formerly occupied by
the Light & Power Company.
Coming-'EDmo the Mighty"
featuring E. K. Lincoln the Star in
"Tarzan of the Apes We'd'sday,
Nov. IL.
Mrs. Albert Manders, who has
been in a serious condition the past
week by the breaking of an abscess
in her right side, is to be taken to
the hospital at Webster to day.
"Oh Boy at the Bentley Grand
Theater Friday and Saturday Nov.
Ia and Is. Don't miss seeing the
fun.
William Cleveland and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bert Voss, returned the
first of the week from Chester,
Mont. where he had been on a Wis.,
it to their daughter, and sister,
Mrs. F. E. Hennesse. Mr.. Cleve-
land reports heavy snow there
when he left that part of Montana.
:Mrs. Sophia Nixon who had been
at her old home here in Milbank
during the past week. left for Ed
monitor, Alberta, last Monday, 60
ing by way of Lethbridge. She ex-
poets to spend the winter with her
son George. who is employed by the
Swift Packing Co.. at that place.
A new front is being put in the
building on Main street owned by
Henry Eichman and occupied by j.
F. Smith as a pool hall. The struc-
ture was built of cement blocks
but was deemed unsafe with wood
en- truss. and a new brick front
with steel supports is being put in.
Rev. C. w. Philleo, wife and two
children, from Wausal, Wis, who
were called here by the death Of
Mr.. Philleo's father last week, re-
turned to their Wisconsin home
Tuesday. They we're guests Of
their uncle j. C. Rawson and fami-
~ while IN Milbank.
Headline in one of our exchanges
says, 1--WE don't want your money,
all we want is your membership and
your enthusiasiam." Strange but
true. The Red Cross is not asking
for funds from this state. but
wishes that everyone will join his
local chapter and get behind the
good work which they are doing.
The Peace program is larger than
the War program ever dreamed Of
being and vastly more important
for the future Of our country.