The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-02

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Chas. McCee was a business visitor
at Sisseton the first OF the week.
Candies and nuts-all Einds-at
Thirsk's.
Fred Meyers is able to be about
again after spending a few days in
bed.
Mrs. T. L. Fuller has heen enjoying
a visit from her sister, Mrs. Dickey
during the week.
Francis Schaffer visited Richard
Lewis at Nontevideo on Thanksgiving
Day.
If YOU are feeling badly, put your
troubles away by taking Tanlac. !.
N. j. Blescr Drug Co.
Miss Ave Smith, one of the public
school teachers spent Thanksgiving
With friends in Waubay.
The Minneapolis Daily and Sunday
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Kingston Antelman.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Markell of Gin
ton. Mimi, spent Thanksgiving with
relatives here.
Atty. H. Laselle of Waubay, was
in Milbank Tuesday on his way to
Sisseton on some business matters.
Deputy Sheriff Alex Crawford and
wife spent Thanksgiving with the
Robert White family in Wilmot.
Presiding Elder G. w. Zech of Alb
crdeen was in Milbank holding quar-
terly conference at the Evangelical
church here last Sunday.
NJ. and Mrs. VIM. Ross, who have
been living in the Jake Hammer
oo1se en- Fifth Ave-, have rnoved to
the home of Mr.. Ross mother for
the winter.
Axel DeWar was taken to the hos
pital with q case Of typhoid iever
during the past week. He is report
Cd to be getting along nicely.
Miss Alma Fisher, who is attend
ing husiness college at WATERFOWL
spent Thank giving and the week end
with relatives here.
Fred Rockwell, who had been laid
uu with a stomach trouble for several
DAYS last week, is again able to be
about his business.
Mrs. H. Sharf Of Summit is the
week end guest Of Mr.. G. ". Prevey
and attended the Excelsior Club ban
ouet Wednesday evening.
MrA. L. H. Benedict entertained. a
number Of ladies at cards Thursday
evening in honor of Mrs. obarf 81,
Summit.
L. c. Endquist OF LaBolt came to
Milbank yesterday to get rid of one
of his teeth that had been giving him
the high jumps for some time past.
Tanlac is we'll advertised, but adj
vertising alone could not have pro-
duced Tanlac popularity. It had to
have merit. N. J. Bleser Drug Co..
We have a big line Of the Glnson
Christina. Greeting Cards which VIII
please you.
Y. r. Nelson Drug Store.
s /. Haidner came from st. Paul
where he is now employed and spent
THANKSGIVING and the week end WITH
his family here.
Hon. @. p. j. Engstror1 and Gilbert
Nelson Of Summit were Miibank Wis
tiers Wednesday, attending to some
business matters and meeting ola
friends.
gl.vd Thirsk received a letter from
his father in Canada stating that the
latter. who has been seriously Ill Tor
soo,e time is improving and expected
to regain his good health.
August Schmidt, Of Twin Brooks
was in Milbank Tuesday. he brought
his little son here for treatment, the
LITTLE fellow having smashed his thumb
under q stove.
BERNHARD Johnson brother Of Mrs.
Clarence johnson, and Ralph Stanke
Of St. Paul am out fpr. Thanksgly-
ing and to attend the wedding OF Key
Larson and Miss Twaltes.
Sylvester Morgans, who has been
working in and near Frederick, $. d.,
since the big cyclone last summer,
returned to Milbank and will re-
main here for the winter.
Miss Lucille Thyme, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. j. Thyme, Of mean Hart
fotd Beach, was operated upon at the