The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-13

announced on another page.
Have YOU heard of the Dispatch
Flying Circus?
A. A. Blomquist left for a visit to
the cities Wednesday night. He will
return the last Of the week.
w. X. Holbrook writes that he ar
rived in Lennon all safe and sound
They made the trip by car.
Mrs. Bert Nixon has been among
the invalids during the past week, but
is now improving.
Watch for announcements regard
ing the coming of the Dispatch Fly
ing Circus.
In a letter to friends, Reg. s. p.
Jones, who left here a few weeks ago,
states hat they arrived safely in Om-
aha and like it fine.
FOR RENT--Half-section farm ten
miles southeast Of Milbank. Apply
to Sarah +. Moore or farmers 4
Merchants bank. Milbank.
Work on Second Street IA; been
practically completed preparatory to
the paving. The dirt that has been
hauled u was taken to the block eaAt
of the school house on Sixth street
to fill in the low places there.
AT the regular meeting of the X.
of P. lodge Wednesday evening, it
was voted to hold no further meet
ings during the summer. The dele
gates to Grand Lodge which will meet
in October are, Arthur anderson, Har-
~ Alderman and o. j. Coon5. The
officers who were elected to- fill va
cancies caused by the removal of two
of the officers from the city were in
stalled.
Mr.. Frank Ward, one Of tire early
day residents Of Aberdeen, and who
was well known to many CT those
who were in the habit of spending
their at Simpson Park, died
at his home in Aberdeen last Friday.
He was a man of fine character, and
his former neighbors at the lake sin-
cerely regret his taking off. He vas
II years of age, and is survived by a
wife and two sons.
|. Mrs. Grace Reed Porter Of Fort
Pierre, state director of the Nea,
East Relief Commission was in town
last Saturday looking up matters in
relation to the state commission, anI
went to Sisseton on the afternoon
train and spent Sunday at that place.
Mrs. Porter in conference with the
chairman of the County Committee.
2 Rev. Bast, arranged for a personal
t representative of the commission to
' make a visit here and present the
. matter individually. in order to make
. up the quota allotted to Grant county
Mrs. Porter is remembered by
, many of our Milbank ladies as a
| former president of the women's club
, federation of the state. Mrs. Porter
i, was the guest of Mrs. Downie while
f in the city.
e AS will be noticed on another page
Mrs. Julia Lind4uist is disposing OF
her large stock Of ladies goods by
public sale and auction, commencing
Wednesday, May 1sth. Mrs. Lind.
, quist has been in business in Milbanl
: for sixten years and has built up 8
most successful trade in the line OF
: women's goods. The Ladies Shop ha:
long been a we'll known and popular
d place for the purchase of the better
class of ladies' wear, special atten.
t tion being always placed upon The
quality of the goods handled. The
e recent sale of the building occupied
|, by Mrs. Lindquist and the impos.
e sibility of securing quarters elsewhere
has compelled her to close cut hel
. entire stock and retire from business
This sale and auction, commencing
next Wednesday will be a splendid op
portunity for ladies' to secure bargain.
that are real bargains because of The
quality of the goods offered. Don
q forget the date, May Is.
Emanuel Lundberg of Strandbers
visited Milbank Saturday and pai<
this otlce a call. Mr.. Iundberg wa
: elected assessor for Troy TOWNSHIP
and carne to Milbank to get tic book.
- and papers. He was assessor last yea.
which viii make this e
Ter. lie reports .nat there will b.
considerable township road worl
:. done II ere this spring and t. At the,
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