The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-18

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Niles Studio.
Easter gowns in various styles
and cofors in the Ladies Shop.
Mrs. Julia Lindquist.
Choice farm adjoining a good
town. nice buildings, grove and or
chard. all fenced. Just the place
to make your home. Price $22 1920
Get particulars from
2 Martens Bros.
Mr.. G. l.. Wood received word
last week from his son Hugh Wood,
who had gone to Minneapolis, that
be had engaged with the William
B. own Land Co , to take charge of
their office at Mott, N. D., and he
has gone to that place to assume his
position.
Beautiful dresses in the ever
popular Georgette and Satin on dis
play for q few days at the Ladies
Shop. Cal land see them.
Mrs. Julia Lindquist.
Gust Mittelstaedt returned from
Minneapolis last week, where he
had been for several weeks at the
bedside of his son Harold. who is
now we'll on the way 10 recovery.
Mrs. Mittelstaedt will remain in
the city until Harold is able to re-
turn with her.
Mrs. Mayme Fitch Boyde, who
had been at the Thomas Fitch home
here since the decease Of Mr.. Fitch.
returned to her Minneapolis home
Wednesday, where she will remain
for a short time before coming to
Big Stone to open the chautauQua
hotel.
E D. Thorndike, of Willow
Creek. Mont, was visiting his
friends in Milbank yesterday. He
had been called to Big Stone to at
tend the funeral Of his sister Kath-
crime. and was on his. way back to
his Montana home.
Raise your own Potatoes and
Vegetables. Buy a Garden Lot
from Kohler.
H. NJ. Baird. the Aberdeen
auctioneer is planning q liberty
loan airplane flight from Minneapo-
lis to Aberdeen. and making stops
at several places along the route,
one of the stops being made at Mil
bank, and if the flight is made as
planned the airship will arrive here
on the Gath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roxy Briggs and
little daughter, of Willow Creek,
Mont. were on the east bound train
last Monday on their way to Mime
sofa. to visit Mr.. Briggs brother.
and before returning to Montana
will visit Mrs. Briggs parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Henry Mitchell, of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Carley, who
had been living in Alberta since
leaving Milbank several years ago,
writes from Hollywood, CAL, that
they have been at that place since
the first of the year, and are likely
to remain there for some time.
J. E. harrington, the carpenter,
is building two portable houses 1Ox
"a. and placed on threshing engine
trucks, one to be used for cook
house and dining car, and the other
for sleeping hunks. They are be-
ing built for the Kane Company of
road builders, who are about to
start work on the Yellowstone trail
work at once.
The recent petition of citizens to
the city council to demand Of the
owner of the Milbank Light and
Power plant . better service or take
measures to grant q franchise to
other parties, had the effect OF. cali
ing Mr.. Clausen to Milbank last
week, but no assurance Of improved
service was secured. NJ. Clapeen
claims that he 10 willing to sell the
plant at . properly appraised valu-
alton. .s
Floyd Reynen. one Of the Nil,
bank boys recently from Overseas in
Uncle Sans service. went. up to
Summit to visit friends siu ;thet
locality last week. He il pleased
to Be back 1t home again and in
civil life. Floyd Nv about two
years service. and was ia the Gath
artillery while in France, Where he
was for several months ia the bat
tie zone. His brother Ray 10 still
10 France. !.
James A Kerr in sending on his
subscription from Charleston. Wash.
aayS that his family are oil we'll.
and that they lust had . letter from