The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-09-19
While they last you can have
Grant county potatoes at 50 90
bushel. Erlandson & ,Jonson.

Grant county potatoes at So 90
bushel. Erlandson & Jonson.
The two new residences built by
M. John Adler couple of years
ago, on Third avenue have been
purchased by Mr.. T. w. Garvey.
Mrs. ]. H. Miller, of Minneapolis
who had been on visit to the Fred
kittenbeil family, returned to her
home in the city last Monday.
Among the recent purchases of
city property is that of the John
johnson residence property on the
north side, occupied by the Wyl,e
family, which was purchased by
Mr.. Frank Robel.
Paul kohler sold 240 acre farm
Saturday and yesterday received a
telegram selling another quarter
section which he recently offered to
Iowa parties.
G.. Il. Redman has started construc-
ton Of a machine shed and building
opposite the Old Manley Livery barn.
he foundation for the building has
| been laid and the construction will be
rushed as rapidly as possible.
The Roach Construction Co., Of
Clark, S. D., who has the contract
for the road building between this
city and Big Stone, arrived with
their outfit this week and are start
ing work on the road. They expect
to finish the work before freezing
up time.
Mrs. A. J. Webster, a former
resident of Milbank; whose deceas-
ed husband was at one time rail-
road mail agent on the Sisseton
, line, was a guest a: the VIM. Ross
home the first Of the week. Mrs.
Webster is now resident Of Spo-
kane, and is on her way to Michi-
gan to visit her brother.
:, DR.. D. Sullivan. who has just been
: released from army service, va, in
, town during the week making ar ang-
ments to locate here. Denny is ons
OF the young men who spent his boy
hood in Milbank, but was pra,i cling
his profession in another part 4! the
state when he sponded to the call OF
the country and was commits nred
in the medical department Of the army
q and was stationed for the create part
: : Of the time at Camp Upton, N. i He
has secured the Office rooms a tie
; Bouck block at one time occup | / by
Or. Ferguson.
| The Misses Eva and Ella I.ans,
5 of Elgin, Minn were guests OF Mrs
A. Nj. Abbott and Mrs. j. A EULER
the first of the week. the ladies having
| been reighbors in Minnesota. The
visitorf also called on w. w. Wilson,
, one of the ladies having been his
, tea.h when Billy was school boy.
Mrs. Abbott is planning to go to Ell
) gin to this week to visit the mother of
| the ladies.
!, Your attention is called to the
: advertisement of A. VIM. Hcff.
+ chiropractor which you will find in
this issue. Due to the rush of
press day last week typographical
error was made, that of leaving out
words in the reading. We regret
this and hope that you will read
the correct advertisement this week.
t John A. Bear and family, for the
past four years residents of Alban
8 township, left this week for
Tonasket, Washington, where they
! will make their new home. Mr..
Bear spent fourteen years in that
country some time ago and speaks
very highly Of it. He returned to
Milbank four years ago and since
that time has been living here.
t When bidding goodbye to Milbank
{ he stepped into the Herald-Advance
3 office and ordered his paper sent to
his new home.
Rev. ]. E. Booth, of Groton, who
is the pastor of the Evangelical
church Of that city, and is assisting
as editor Of the Groton Independent
I was on an east bound train Monday
on his way to Chicago to attend q
, meeting Of the national board Of
the anti-saloon league. Rev. Booth
has been secretary of the state
board of the anti-saloon league for
the past fifteen years.
Mr.. Gerrit Breckenridge, for
5 mer resident of Milbank. now liv-
ing IN Watertown. was in town
. meeting his friends Wednesday.
Gerrit. who got his start in the
newspaper business in the Herald
Advance office. is now employed on
the daily Public Opinion. He re-
, ports his father. mother and brother
as we'll and getting along nicely.
Mr.. Fred Meyers, we'll known to
: Milbank residents, has been made