The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-03-07
Local and Personal Paragraphs

bakery tomorrow.
Mrs. Elizabeth (Bohn) Hocum,
who is making her home at James.
town. N. D.. has been visiting with
Milbank friends during the week
Mrs. Fred Kittenbeil and Mrs.
John Bury of Alban left the first
Of the week for a couple Of weeks
visit with friends in Minneapolis.
Our new stock Of Mems Comblna.
ton Suits of Underwear has arriv.
ed. These goods are 25cts. a suit
cheaper than last year.
GRANDSON & johnson.
Elof Johnson, who was at one
time clerk in the Erlandson & John.
son Co. store, but who has been in
Uncle Sans military service for
the Fast year, arrived home last
week.
Mahlon Mitchell, who has been
in the army service for the past
year, and who had been stationed
at Portsmouth,, Maine. received his
discharge and arrived home last
week.
Saturday is the day for Cream
Puffs at City Bakery.
We have now received our new
stock Of Overalls for men and boys,
and are selling them SO cents q suit
cheaper than we did last year.
Erlandson & johnson
Mrs. Regina Fitzgerald. of
Watertown, Grand President of the
Degree of Honor. initiated a large
class in the degree last Tuesday eve
ming.
Donald Gardiner. the Is year old
son of Mr.. w. T. Gardiner Of Mel
rose, last Saturday had the misfor-
tune to break his arm in crank
ing the Ford car while on his way
to town. DR.. Flett set the break.
which was just above the wrist, and
the young man IS getting along
nicely.
Be sure to call at City Bakery for
Saturdays specials.
Our new Percales are now offered
at 25cts. a yard.
Erlandson & johnson Co.
sMr. C. Casey, Of Aberdeen, a dep
uty in the internal revenue service.
has been at the court house during
the week, assisting those who need
ed in struction on the income tax
lazy, and helping them in making
out their papers.
States Attorney Mani has moved
his Office to the court house in the
rooms formerly occupied by the
Consolidated Abstract office, and
Mr.. Coons has moved the Abstract
Office to the northwest rooms on the
court room hoor of the court house.
The farmer members Of the house
IN the legislature are decidedly OPP
posed to the daylight savings bill Of
Congress and adopted a resolution
asking the repeal of that law as.det-
rimental of the farm interests of
tn. Northwest.
: Mrs. Willis Wright. who had
been at Olivia, Mimi, for the past
two or three months doing red cross
work. has returned to Renville, and
is making her home there with her
parents. She says her husband,
Willis Wright is at Verdun, France
and likely to stay there for some
time.
Erlandson & johnson wish to an
nounce to the ladies that their new
stock Of Silks and Georgia Crepe
Waists are now on display, and they
are invited to call and look them
over.
Arlo Allen. who has been in the
marine branch Of the service and
stationed at Paris Island, s. c.,
most Of the time. arrived home the
first Of the week with his honorable
discharge. and resumes his former
position in the Merchants National
bank.
Some fifty or sixty young people
of the Methodist church and con-
gregation took lunch in the Ep-
worth League rooms Of the church
Sunday evening at 6 p. m. The
party was addressed by Capt.
Lowthian and Mrs. Lowthian, Of
Fulton. S. D., and Rev. Calfee, the
pastor of the church. Oh the wall
bulletin, So, 900 biz jobs fer 63, 900
young people, offered. by the
Methodist centenary movement.