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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-25

J Have your pictures framed at
Niles Studio.
Ed Dore from Correll was in the
city to-day.
The city band under the lead
ership Of Ed. Van Walker has
been reorganized, and will give a
concert Saturday night from 8
to 9 o'clock.
J. J.. Sheehan, the harness
salesman was spending the east
ertide with his parents in this
city, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Shee-
han.
Small house and lot, electric
lights. sewer and water. Price
$1150.00.
Martens Bros.
On account of the restrictions Of
the health Office the anniversary
dance to be given by the Odd
Fellows on the 25th has been pos
poned to a later date, which will be
published later.
MI. John Lewis. who has recent
ly undergone an operation for
appendicitis at the hospital at Web
ster. arrived home during the
week, and is rapidly regaining his
strength, and says he will soon be
as good as new.
Mrs. Frank Robel, who has not
been in the best Of health during
the past winter, left the first Of the
week for Fitzgerald, Ca, where
she expects to spend some time
with relatives, and if the climate
agrees with her she may make an
extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Molander, of
Ma lden. Wash. were here the first
Of the week visiting at the old
home. Charlie had to get back on
the job after a day or two, but
Mrs. Motander is intending to
make q more extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wylie, who
have been out in the coast country
for the past month, arrived home
last Saturday. They visited their
son Clifford Wylie at Seattle and
also friends at Portland, and re-
port a most enjoyable trip. Their
daughter Phoebe accompanied them
on the trip.
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Summit

Mrs. Waters visited in Web.
ster between trains Friday.
Signor Esser returned to
Summit this week.
Miss Margaret Houck spent
Easter with Minneapolis friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Blek of North Dakota ar
rived Saturday to visit her moth
err, Mrs. Selchert who has been
very i'll.
The NJ. E. Ladies Aid realized
a nice sum at their supper and
sale Saturday.
A baby girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Coffett Sunday.
Hazel Brennan spent Easter
with home folks and returned to
her school at Corona Sunday
evening.
Miss Nora Udseth returned to
the Aberdeen Normal Monday
evening after spending Easter
with her parents.
Mrs. Stella Slaathaug spent a
few days this week with her sis.
ter Mabel at the Webster hos
pital andlwith her mother at Or.
tley, Miss Mabel is 9 little better.
Miss Ada Tollifson went to
Corona Tuesday.
Mrs. Jack Brooks came up
from Milbank this week and they
are preparing to move into the
A. M. Hanson house.
Miss Mamie Stoddard who is
teaching at Java, S. D., spent
Easter here with home folks.
Miss Phoebe Raymond came
down from Aberdeen Saturday
morning to spend Easter at
home.
Mrs. Ed. Savidge returned
from Montevideo Wednesday,
she left her mother much i'm
proved in health.
Frank Lora and wife visited
with the r. Ohm family last week
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. ellis
of Los. Banos. PHILIPPINE Islands,
arrived Tuesday morning for a
visit at the Raymond and Bur.
dine homes. Mrs ellis is a
daughter of W. E. Raymond.
Mrs, Ness Adolphsen died
suddenly Tuesday morning; she
has been failing for some time
The funeral services will be held
Thursday at 2 o'clock in the af-
ternoon at the M. E. church,
Rev Rinearson will have charge
OF the services.
Think IN NT~EREST--SAyE-
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May l6

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
County of Grant Les.

County of Grant ss.
In County Court.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Helen A.. Barnet,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned.
Arthur e. Barnett, administrator of the estAte
OF Helen A.. Barnett. deceased, to the creditors
of. and ali persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them, with the Ieces-
sary vouchers, within six months after the fret
publication Of this notice, to the said Arthur G.
Barnett AT the city of NJ loank, in the county OF
Grant. South Dakota.
Dated at Milbank. so. OAK, April 10. 1919.
Arthur c. Barnett, Administrator
of the estate of Helen A..
Barnett. deceased.
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Jos. H0IbrOOk MarrieS EStimabIe
Kaubdy LADY,

At the home Of the bride at Wau-
bay on Sunday evening, April 18th,
Mrs. Ida Dougherty and Joseph
Holbrook. both Of Waubay were
united in marriage by Rev. Rine-
arson. They will reside at Wan
bay. Mr.. Holbrook is we'll known
in this locality having formerly
been in business in Summit. The
bride is said to have many admir-
able qualities Of mind and heart
and will make a splendid helpmate.
The many friends of Mr.. Holbrook
will wish him all possible happiness
in his new relation.-Sisseton In.
dependent.
THINK IN
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-25

PASTURE AND HAY QUARTER
FOR SALE-Absolute snap at
$3.50 per acre. Is 20 per cent
tillable and only 4 miles from
town. Get your money down
quick if you are in need of this
class of land. Terms easy.
See or write PAUL kOHLER.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-25

We wish to thank all the
friends and neighbors who were
SO kind to US. in our recent be.
reavement, the death of our little
son. We feel especially CRATE
full for the many beautiful floral
gifts that we're received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Trapp
and family.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-25
Aberdeen Business
COLLEGE your School.

The Aberdeen Business College
is for you. It is the great bust
ness training school of the North.
west. Enroll next Monday.
"After war" opportunities will
be tremendous. School open all
summer. Send for catalog.
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April2 May
Notice Of Hearing Petition for Let.
tiers of Administration.

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.(..
County Of Grant.
In County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate OF George w. Eaton,
deceased.
The state of South Dakota sends Greeting to
Minnie Eaton and Bessie B. Eaton. heirs 1t law
and next OF kin of George w. Eaton, deceased,
and to all to whom these preNente may come.
died ~ps with - The ne' J1dee e Of this Count : 1S neti, ion
praying for Letters Of ADMINISTRATOR of the Es.
tate Of George W.. Eaton. deceased, and that
1918, st ten O'Clock A. NJ, of said day. being =
day of q regular term Of this Court, to-wit: OF
the May term, 1919, ~ the County Court Room,
in the Court House. In the CITY of Milbank. In
the County OF Grant. and State Of South Dakots,
has been set for hearing said petition, when and
where any person Interested may appear and
show cause why the said petition should not be
granted.
Dated at Milbank. South Dakota, this 2lst day
of April, A. ID. 1919.
S. s. Lockhsrf,
Judge OF the Comfy Court
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Uncle Tim Shaw. who had been
visiting his sister. Mrs. Thos. Fitch
for several weeks past, returned to
his home at Rochester, Mimi, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Cook,
Peter Wang and F. ). Manley. of
Wilmot, came down by auto Sun
day to take the train for Aberdeen
to attend the symphony concert.
Choice farm adjoining a good
town, nice buildings, grove and or
chard. all fenced. Just the place
to make your home. Price $22, 1870
Get particulars from
- Martens Bros.
Raise your own Potatoes and
Vegetables. Buy a Garden Lot
from Kohler.
On sale now at Thirsk Grocery
Cornfakes 1Oc per package
Oil mops with can Cedar Polish
for 9Oc. Waldorf Soda Crackers
a Dainty, Crisp, Sailed Wafer at
zoe per ID. in 81 ID. boxes.
L. w. Thirsk.
Mrs. A. A. Grove, who had
been in Minneapolis during the
serious illness of her mother for
the past month or more, came up
and spent easter at her Milbank
home, returning to the city the
first OF the week.
The Minneapolis papers an
nounced the death the first OF
the week of Harry Jessup, who
was suddenly taken with heart
trouble. MI. Jessup was we'll
known in Milbank, as travelling
man for the Paris Merton Candy
Co, and had been a regular visl-
tor here for the past 25 years.
A Minneapolis paper announc.
es the engagement of Miss Hazel
Hocum, daughter of Harry Ho-
cum of Aberdeen, to Mr.. Elmer
Boedy of Aberdeen, the wedd.
ing to take place carly in June,
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
3. Klein, of Minneapolis.
Miss Maud johnson, who is teach
ing in the Aberdeen schools, and
who was home during the easter
vacation returned to her school
work the first of the week.
w. D. Marvin and wife. of
Lewistown, Mont, who had been
spending some time at Mama,
Florida, visited with the family OF
County Judge Lockhart last week.
Mr.. Marvin is a brother of Mrs.
Lockhart. They were on their way
to their Montana home.
Andrew Larson, the tailor. has
moved from his building on the
west side Of Main street to the ADJ
Ter building on the east side of the
street. where he will remain while
the carpenters are putting in a new
floor and otherwise repairing and
making Improvements in his for
mer quarters.
The government has repealed the
order requiring a special request of
the soldier for sending parcel post
packages to the American expedi-
tionary forces in France. Pack
ages up to a weight Of seven pounds
may now be sent to France with
out special request Of the soldier.
Notice of this was received at the
local post-ofice last week.
Dwight Ballet who had been in
the navy service for the past year
or two and stationed at the great
lakes training camp arrived home
last week having received his hon
orable discharge from the service.
Dwight says that while he enjoyed
the naval service yet he is glad tc
get back to civil life again.
David Maloy, one Of the Milbank
boys who enlisted in the marines,
arrived home last week with hit
honorable discharge. ID" makes
a fine appearing soldier. and hal
every appearance that military life
agreed with him, but he says he il
glad to get back to civil life among
the friends at home.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-25
Local and Personal Paragraphs

Onion sets-two quarts for
25c at 1hirsk's S.
See Martens pasture notice else.
where in this issue.
E. E. Emanuel left for Augusta.
Wis, Wednesday to make a short
visit. He is making the trip by
auto.
Attorneys Geo. S. Rix, Thad l..
Fuller and Thomas Mani made a
trip to Webster to attend to some
court matters before Judge Ander-
son.
800 acres. nice grove, cool build.
ings, lard all tiled, fine location,
good soil. Price Sal, 600. 90. For
further particulars call on
3 Martens Bros.
E. A. Christensen, the Web
len banker, was a Mllbank visi-
tor Saturday while attending to
some business matters.
Mr.. James Mcdonald of Long
Beach, CAL, brother of Mrs. A. G..
Smith, arrived here the first of the
week to see his sister, who has been
seriously i'll for some time past.
Fresh cream from Lowthian
farm at Thirsk's S.
Prof. Will VanWalker and wife
came over from Fairmont, Mimi,
last week, and spent Sunday with
Mi!bank friends.
Now is the time to buy your gar
den let in the West-end addition.
Paul kohler.
Mrs. William Ross and daughter
Esther visited with friends in Mon
tevideo for a day or two the first OF
the week.
l60 acre farm with good set Of
improvements, within two miles
from Milbank. Price only Sl65. 90
per acre. See US about this.
z Martens Bros.
Mrs. Richard Lewis came up
from Montevideo the first Of the
week for a short visit with friends
and relatives.
Paul Trapp of Big Stone, came
up to Milbank Sunday bringing his
daughter Ruth who was on her way
to Webster, where she is teaching
school.
Mrs. Chas. Flett chaperoned the
Misses Esther Grams ana Winnifred
Flett to Aberdeen the first Of the
week to attend the symphony con-
cert in that city.
Martens Brothers still have room
for some 200 head Of cattle in their
1000 acre pasture in Mazeppa
Township. Call or write
Martens Brothers,
Milbank, S. o..
Joe Goodrich. who had been in
Uncle Sans service for the past
year or 90, arrived home and re-
sumed his work as cigar maker in
the Nelson factory this week.
Franklin and Cornelius Wander.
WORT, who had been here to attend
! the funeral Of their father. return
/ ed last Friday to their respective
homes at Northgate. N. D., and
Geraldine, Mont.
Now is the time to buy your gar.
den lot in the West-end addition.
Paul Kohler.
Miss Helen Mesmer was called t1
Chicago the first of the week by re-
ceiving word that her sister Miss
Katherine had been taken down
with typhoid fever. Miss Rather.
inc had been for several months
past engaged in hospital work in
training as a nurse.
George M. Fosburgh has purchas-
ed the interest Of the Briggs
:, Brothers in the Ortonyille Journal.
Fosburgh had charge of the Journal
while both Of the Briggs men were
in the army. and is an experienced
newspaper man, who will keep the
Journal right up to the front rank
in the country newspaper field.
The Briggs Brothers expect to 60
into other business.
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For Sale or trade, S passenger
Ford. enclosed top, good condition,
we'll equipped. Will sell or trade
for a Ford roadster.
C. r. Mosiman,
Milbank, S. d.
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April IL N
Notice to Creditors.
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
County of Grant. ZEE.
April IL

In County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of John Erickson,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ad.
ministratOr with the will annexed OF the estate
of JOnn Erickson. deceased, to the creditors and
oil persons having claims against the said de
ceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouch-
ers, within sixty days after the first publication
of this notice to the said administrator with the
Will annexed ut the city of Sioux FAlls, county
of Minnehaha, and the State OF South Dakota.
Dated April II. 1919.
Herman Erickson,
Administrator with the Will
annexed of the estate OF
J,hn Erickson, De-
ceased.
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Notice to Creditors.

April 1S May 9
Notice to Creditors.
State of South Dakota,
County Of Grant. In County Court.
In the Mater OF the Estateof Julia S. Erickson,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ex.
ecutOr OF the estate Of Julia $. Erickson, deceae-
ed, to the creditors and all persons having claim
against the said deceasedtO exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers Within six months after
the first publication Of this notice to the said
executor at the city Of Sioux Falls, county Of
Minnehaha, and State of South Dakota.
Dated at Milbank, South Dakota, April, II,
1919.
Herman Erickson,
Executor of the Estate of Julia
5. Erickson, Deceased. :
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Seed oats for sale. Apply to
E. E. Emanuel.

New VICTOR OATS-For sale
Free from all foul seed.
l.. 2. Meyers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-12
TULSA TELEGRAPHERS
MAKE UNION DEMANDS
Left Their Jobs Local offices
Are Handling business.
WESTERN UNION HIT HARD
Twenty Eight Employees uf Com.
mcrcinl Department Lcayc-bnw
Wages thicf Complaint.

We want tho right 10 organize
and deal for our services colIrctIyr-
.y say the tolcgraphcrs ~ ihe
western Union. Mickay and Postal
companies who Wdikod out Fcsicr-
day morning In response To the call
ipt uaIun-W.ir strike Twenty
eight Western Union workers In the
romerciaI department Answered the
Nsa.l and the Postal operators am
%t and only one Of three operators
81 v" Mtckty company Is s,.ll on
llr W. according 'u udvllts from
The slAkrrE late last night
ThcrA wore no defcctiOns from the
ranks dNring Pie day and none ot
mos" why guit went bnck 10 work
II was Apparent at the meeting of
The strlkrlN ycAerdny afternoon that
they do nR intend 20 qu.' muI the
strike is wtn All arc looking for
positions noT and will 20 tD work
'S quickly 4 possible. They are nr'
worried oye1 the future an, say
MAT amy knt ~ job lhey can get lz
better han WORKING for IA, .tuIc-
Ernph companies under m, prcscl,
conditions
Don't loaf Got a Job ana get 'o
work oH gpicNy az YOU can lalo-
49, Us mo rofs'n $50 many strikes
"a. ~ their parpose
This was me advice 0f n a.
Knapp. su.k" Fc1ier. TO the op.g-
tiOrs
An organ .zcrinr the q r T. \ is
expected i9 =" city. SATURDAY. or
sunday AND at that time tho Local
union will poe formed ana affiliated
Nl.n 'No rlf,nnal organization
Nlr H'flF.TH Hl.ilruTs rUr.ft1. d, f1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-12
Muskogee VIII Try
to Run Cars To-Day;
Warrants out for II

MtSkOGIE, June ii.--Was-
rants charging II men, including
j, j. Green, president Of the local
street car mems union. with as
sAult with intent tp XIII were is-
sued by County Attorney ". W.
Cotton 'onight.
The warrants resulted from an
nttack yesterday upon four motor
men and conductors. The men
wcrC "bcatrn Ia "a pulp" phySl-
clans who dressed their wounds
said. The police declare they wcrc
pmmmcilcd with pieces Of iron
and bricks S
Mayor John l., Nlsncr today In
structcd Chlrf OF Police Hughes 10
swear In 100 special policemen.
ndcr the protection ~ these spc-
CiRi Officers, the ears will again
lr run Friday
W, \. Chapman, IA strikchrcak.
cr, wns taken from his room In
hotel today aud severely beaten.
Lieutenant Governor Trapp has
refused temporarily" Mayor Wis
cncr's request for state troops
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-12
FOE GETS ANSWER FRIDAY
Council Of Four Makes Dis
tlnct Progress in Discus
sion of Conditions.
PREPARATIONS AGREED UPON
Subject of Sharp Controversy
Finally Settled; Wilson
Loses Contention.

. BY rh" Associated Press
iARlS, juno Distinct prog
ress was reported tonight on the re
/ ply Of the allied and associated gov
ernmcnts to the Gcrman counter
/ proposals and indications are that
/ the reply viii be ready for delv-
| cry on Friday.
The Germans will he given five
days limit for final action, when
would, therefore. come on or before
/ June Is.
The main feature OF this progress
was an agreement regarding the rep
dratiun turmsg which have been the
subject OF d.sharp controversy during
the past % days.
A. finally adopted, the terms do
not fix the definite amount Of rep
drauons but tho commission Is re-
quited TO fix the amount within four
months pf the signing OF the treaty
me main changes are eNplaua-
lons rather than notifications, IN
order to mtet the contention that
the financial commission was vcxa-
tIous, inquisltorial and infrlnged
Germany s. rights Ia conduct her own
financial affairs. The revised terms
Gear away much that was open to
the contsrucuon OF being vexatlouA
FINAL action OF Germdnys request
Tor admission to the league OF ma o.
IONS has not yet been reached, but
the discussion Is declared to he tend
'hg toward an accord The Silesian
question, which has given difficulty.
also has been virtually settled
Though all the chances are that
thc reply Will be delivered 10y the
end ~ the week. President Wilson
mas made no plans to leave for
brussels ms he has an cngagrment
IN lhr,a TOT saturday night Colonel
House VIII leave fay London Friday
night and will renlhln there durinc
the five days allowed tho Germans
IN" revised treaty and memorandum
accompanying the treaty Will be sent
10 Count Won Brockdortf- RantZau.
mead or the German delegation, by
m CsSCnger without ceremony
a lengthy memorandum gives the
reasons for tho refusal ana explains
the operations Of tho league Of ma
uons on colonial matters
President Wilson fought siren
uously 10 include a fixed total sum
IN the reparations clause. and the
close OF the discussion leayeS him
unchanged, y is said In the belief
mat ihht * he best plan. II is ur-
uerstood, however. thai tho pres dpn'
saId mat inasrruch ~ Premier { lem
enc"au had .na'steds 70 the csat,nry
and also tnat he had sgnei TIC
original drii', he would sign the ,e-
ply as Formulated
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-12
ACTION HELD TO BE PROPER
All Are Interested Persons;
Germany Published 1t and
1t Is No Secret.
PROBE WILL BE DROPPED
Indications Are Senate lnves-
tigation viii Go No
Further Now.

WASHtSGTON. juno tl,--How
! the peace treaty reached private
hands IN New York and thus stirred
up sensation in the senate was
established today at IA two hour hear
ing before the foreign relations
committee.
Senator Lodge revealed that the
copy he saw was shown him by
Elihu Root n former secretary OF
state. MIR Root told tho committee
he got 1t from Henry l.. Dawson, II
member OF the Morgan banking
house and head OF the Reh Cross
and Mr.. Dawson IN turn testified 1t
was given him In Paris by Thomas
". Lamont. another Morgan. part
nor. attached TO the American peace
| mission.
j l.. Morgan and Frank a. VAN
| dcrlip, retiring president Of tho Ma
| tonnl city bank, also before the
committee. said they never had seen
"A copy
Probe In over.
with that the committee ad-
! iourned without setting date TO
! continue the hearing, and with mem
bors on both sides OF the treaty
| controversy saying privately that the
| Investigation apparently was over.
MIR, DAWSON said he secured the
copy to clear up the status ot the
| Red Cross under the league OF ma
tions. and never had used II In "a
| financial way lie had shown II TO
no one except Mr.. Root. he contln.
ucd, ana had sent to him because
he knew the former secretary was
hoing consulted by the American
| m lEsiun
MIR Root gave It as his opinion
mat there was nothing improper In
the way the treaty rVaChod him and
tthat no was free to usN II as he chose
There could be nothing secret about
~ he told the committee, because
The German government made II
public
Under questioning Mr. Root who
appeared In the inquiry voluntarily,
said that while the senate was within
ltS rights IN asking ZOE a copy after
tho treaty became public In Ger.
many, President Wilson was within o
his right In Withholding 1t II no
chose.
Tell Of Humors.
All the witnesses said they had
heard Tunrprs ~ other copies In New
YORK.. but did not know whether
they existed Like statements wurc
made la kilograms tn the commilrri
10y Jacob Schiff uf Kuhn. Loeb q Co.
and Pau! Nnrbury formerly part
nor iu the same firm
Tonight tho inquiry ordered hv tho
senate last week. Ecemed 10 have
reached "a vttndstlii because no one
had any further witnesses to sug-
gost Senator Lodge and Senator
Holth. republican, OF Idaho, who
made tho revelations which started
'hc INVESTIGATION, aaid thoy cons.d-
cred all their statements IN the sem
ate had been IfuNrl. and NUuatpr
Ii'rhDuDk, democrat Of Nebraska,
author Hf fNu Investigation ru-olu.
unn declared the inquiry apparent
.y hrl .tus'I without showing any
nua".uus .ruk .u diplomatic chan
urlH.