The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-03

We have a carload of early
Ohio potatoes on the track,
which will be for sale all week.
$500 per bushell.
The Cash Grocery,
J. M. Salzle.
Mrs. Harry South, of Mime
apolis, visited relatives, the K. E.
Huesby family, this week.
A. l.. Nelson, managing editor
of the Herald-Advance visited
relatives in Granite Falls, Mime
sofa over the week end.
You had better come to the
dance at Harmonic Hall Saturday
evening. Good music and good
floor. 10 cents a dance.
Ed. Emanuel, sr, last week
sold his auto hearse to parties at
Summit, and has ordered a new
one, which he expects will be
along in a short time.
Mr.. Henry Morrill,, who had
been having his annual vacation
looking after his threshing ma
chine in North Dakota, returned
home last week.
Messrs. S. G. Jones, Peter
Wang, Edmund Cook. Jas. A..
Morrison and Otto H. Strand
were Wilmot visitors attending
the meeting of Royal Arch ma
sons last Tuesday.
We have a very fine portable
corn crib we would like to show
you, Mr.. Farmer. You know the
advantage of the portable cribs
and our make IS one of the best.
Come in and see us this week
George Iurgens.
The rain which came Sunday
and the continual cloudy and
damp weather throughout the
week has made the streets very
bad in the city. The Main
street was plowed for grading.
but work has been impossible
during the week.
The M E.. ladies aid society
met with Mrs. Clarence Johnson
last Thursday and elected the
following officers for the year:
Pres. Mrs. Bert Nixson, V. P.
Mrs. julius Fenner, Sec. Mrs.
Ed. Phalen, Treas. Mrs. w. W..
Downie.
Rev. J. w. Calfee accompanied
his son, Warren Calfee, to Brook
ings last week, where the young
man has entered upon the agri-
cultural course in the state col
lege. Warren's room mate is
also a soldier boy who lost one
of his arms in France.
Services will be held in the
Norwegian Lutheran church
Sunday October 5 at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon. The service will
be in the Norwegian language,
preaching by Rev. Walseth.
| Communion and the Sacrament
of the Lords Supper will be Civ.
en-.
We received a letter from j. L.
Keller, who formerly lived near
| Milbank and is known to many
, people, stating that his new adj
dress would be Buchanan, North
Oak. He moved to jamestown
from here and is the vice-presi-
dent of the Homer Farmers Ele-
vator company Of that place.
Mr.. G. G. Middlebrook, who
returned from Minneapolis the
first Of the week, says that Mrs.
Middlebrook is being cared for
at the rest hospital in that city,
and the physician in charge
states that she is improving nice
ly and that she will undoubtedly
be all right in a short time.
We have a carload of Early
Ohio potatoes on the track,
which will be for sale all week.
$500 per bushel.
The Cash Grocery,
J. M. Salzle.
Levi Conright closed up the fish
ing seaso in a blaze Of glory the
first Of the week by hanling in a
twelve pound pike, while fishing
in the Whetstone-a real live,
genuine fish, and the championship
for the season will probably rest
with Levi. as it is pretty late in the
year for Will Mount or any Of the
other piscatorial gladiators to snatch
the banner from Lewis record of a
twelve. FOUNDER. Conright cut his