The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-31

Elmer Schiefelbein is clerking Ia
the Erlandson & johnson ca. store.
New York Baldwins in bushel
baskets at
:, Thirsk's.
Approximations. Grimes, Col
dens. York lmperials, So Is a bas-
ket. Sanitary Gr~ cery.
Mr.. Cole, q blacksmith from
Eagle Bend. Mimi, arrived here
yesterday with his wife to work in
the Fowler & Knutson shop.
Bud Connor, a distant relative Of
E. w. Harper of this city arrived
Wednesday morning for a visit
here. He is on his way from
points in Minnesota where he has
been visiting for the past two
months. His home is in Rhame,
North Dakota.
j. F. Walker, one Of the early
day settlers in Grant county, and
late of Wilmot, writes that he is
nicely located at Akeley, MINI. He
is employed in the Red River lum-
Der company office, and has pur-
chased a fifty acre tract near that
city.
The City Bakery has sold it's ice
cream manufacturing machinery to
the Grant County Creamery and
hereafter the business Of making
ice-cream in the city will be left
with the creamery.
Information from the Extension
division, at the State College Brook
ings, S d. says that the farmer can
procure an interesting bulletin by
writing there. Should you write
ask for extension circular No. &c.
George Clark. one of the early
residents of the city, now living in
Lincoln. Neb., and who lived for a
number of years in Mexico. was
town the first of the week on his
way home from the east.
The eight weeks old baby of Mr..
ard Mrs. Lewis Hill, of Andover,
died last week and the remains
were brought here the first of the
week for interment. The mother
Of the little one is q sister Of Wes'
ley Holbrook.
Mr.. Hayden French of Ortonville
and F. w. Henderson. Of Mime.
apolis, were visitors in town Tues
day evening, attending the royaI
arch mason's gathering. Messrs.
Lee Gold and Geo. Clark, Douthett
and Lutz of Big Stone were also ir
attendance.
firing Of the strenuous life of ar
editor. v. E. Swanson. one time
editor of Leonard, N. D.. journal
has gone to farming. He and his
brother, Alvin, have purchased the
Willow Brook Stock farm from
their father, A. G.. Swanson who
will take life somewhat easier and
enjoy a we'll earned rest.
Mrs. Christina E~liason. one Of the
early day settlers near Strandburg
and mother of Joseph and August
Eliason, died at the farm home or
the 18th inst, in the 87th year OF
her age. Besides her two sons she
has a daughter living in Kandiyohi
county, MINI.
"A Map Of New Europe" has
been secured from the War Savings
Organization and is on display in
the Herald.Advance window. A
map Of this kind is given for the
prize winning essay written by the
children Of all seven'room schools.
Each room CONTESTS for the prize
and the teachers and superintendent
pass upon the writings.
The state agricultural college al
Brookings is establishing a printing
plant at the college to do their owr
printing. and Editor Aldrich was
called down there last week to helr
inaugurate the plant. The stu.
dents are to print a paper. and both
the writing and mechanical work
will be done by them. Alfred Nord
Of this county is n Of the report
ers on the paper.
Rev. w. l.. Brown. the new pas.
tor for the Corona and Twin Brooks
churches passed through town Tues.
day by auto on his way to Corona
from the southern part of the state.