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

ence on the west side of town in
, closed.
Mrs. E. T. German left last
Sunday for q visit with friends at
the old home in Iowa.
The Degree Of Honor lodge gave
q social evening and a miscellaneous
parcel shower for Mrs. DeLyte
Meyers Tuesday evening at their
hall.
Fancy baking potatoes, Melted
Gems, at 1925 per bushell. Early
Ohio potatoes 50 a bushell
Cranberries 2 OTIS for 25c
The Cash Grocery
j. M. Salzle
Mrs. A. ROssiter, Of Marley,
Iowa, mother Of Mrs. Burt Nix
son, stopped off in Milbank dur
ing the week to visit with her
daughter. She is on her way to
Oregon to spend the winter.
The household goods of G.. A..
deWerd, the new owner of the Grant
county mill, arrived last week and
they have moved into their resi-
dence south Of the mill. Two of
the sons have been here for some
time running the mill and the third
will arrive within a short time.
Mr.. T. Mcfarland. one Of the
early day settlers in the county,
but who has been out in Wyom
ing, Idaho and North Dakota for
some fifteen or sixteen years
past. returned to Mil5ank a
short time ago. and is making
his home with his kinsman,
Spence Selden.
Some one a little near sighted
or not we'll acquainted with his
own auto. threw a pair Of new
soled shoes into the Morrill, auto
one day last week as it was
standing at the City Bakery.
The owner can have the shoes by
calling for them at the City Bak.
cry.
Marvin Monitor-W a m
Steinlicht moved his persona.
effects and family to Waubay the
first of the week. Mr.. Stein
LIGHT has purchased a residence
in that town and will travel DAY.
, County in the interest of the
Watkins Remedies. The gooc
will of the entire community
! goes with this family in theil
, !, new home.
The friends Of c.. M. Morton
> gathered at the farm home Of hi
father in Madison township las
Sunday, and gave him a home vel
come. Mr.. Morton was with tn
} 2Sth engineers, and was Is month
: in the army. A very enjoyabl
: social afternoon was spent, Mr.
Morton goes to Sims. Mont, mex
week.
; Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Bow
were at the depot last Friday t
meet relatives from Bowman
. n. D.. who we're on their way t.
{ Bristow, Iowa. with the morta
remains of an aunt of Mrs. Bowe
Mrs. Sarah Trendle. The re
r mains were being taken to tn
old home for burial by a son-in
. law of the deceased lady, An
drew Silves. The deceased
woman was 81 years of age.
Mr.. John Hicks, who had beel
r spending several months witt
e relatives and friends at the oil,
Grant county home here, start
r ed last Tuesday evening for hi
home at Los Angeles, Cal, goin!
west to Seattle over the Milwau
. kee. He expects to visit for
= shol t time in Washington, will
several of his grand children
! one of whom is Mrs. H. S. Hill
He may possibly go by boat from
the north. TO Los Angeles.
: The r. A. chapter of Masons hat
expected a number of candidate
:, down from White Rock last Tues
day and had made preparations 70
!, a six O'Clock dinner IN their honor
= but heavy rains in the vicinity o
White Rock prevented them from
attempting the trip. and the ma
sons wishing to conserve tn,
food already prepared, invited thei
: wives and sweet hearts to the feas
r and enjoyed a social hour with tn
t ladies.
The last dance IF the season vii
be given at Hartford Beach o.
Saturday night, Get, 25th, Thi