The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-04-15

Paul Austin spent Sunday and Mon
! day with his sister and mother here.
George Paul, pharmacist at the Mel
son drug store, was an over Sunday
visitor at Aberdeen.
People wanted lower prices, mere
they are. Drop everything and come.
Port & Port.
Mrs. G. o. Goodman and Miss VIII
liams, one of the teachers in the city
schools go to Minneapolis this week
to receive treatment for their eyes.
A surging ,seething mass of buy
ers flocked here for the merchandise
of Port & Port. My WONDERFUL
Prices did the trick. VIM. Paul..
Mr.. and Mrs. Will ROBBERS have
baen spending q day or two in Mil
bank this week. the guests their
daughter. Mrs. Burt Partridge.
Ms. kosabelle Haisch Of Spokar e,
and who is we'll known to many of the
older residents of Milbank, is making
a visit to Milbank and is a guest of
| Mrs. E., II. Benedict.
Robert Cross, who underwent a
minor operation at the hospital last
week, spent Monday with his brother
in Big Stone. He has returned to
work in the barber shop.
Mr.. A. G. Smith, a former.resAent
of Milbank, who had been spending
the winter in Idaho, has returned to
Dupree in the western part Of the
state. 49, .
The Mrs. C .Oehler residence. pro-
perty recently advertised in the Her
aid Advance has been purchased by
Wallace Leavitt. Mrs. Ohler accom-
panied her daughter to her North
Dakota home this week.
Mr.. A. j. Hits, who has been spend.
ing the last couple of months with the
family of his daughter, Mrs. H. A.
Horton. at Volga, returned last week
to Milbank to look after his gardening
operations.
Mr.. c. D. Fairchild has just pun
chased a lot in Bartletts Addition
from E. C. Blake for $lOOO.O 90 and in.
tends to erect a fine home in a shor!
time. The sale was made through the
Martens Bros. agency.
The K. of P. hall has undergone &
thoro cleaning and r%enovating during
the past two weeks and presents {
fine appearance now. New carpets
were secured and window curtains TO.
the third floor have been made.
The second dance under the auspice.
of the Legion was held last night il
Harmonic hall. The boys are endeav
oring to give q good clean evening!
entertainment for those who lik,
dancing and everybody who appreci
ates such, should attend and cooper
ate with them. i.
Mrs. Julia Austin accompanied he
daughter, Mrs. Clark to jamestown
N. D., for a visit. Mrs. Clark spen'
over a week here. Mr.. and Mrs. A
L. Nelson, who have lived in the Aus
tin house for, the past winter, vii
continue to live there for a few NOR,
weeks.
w. r. Holbrook made a business
trip to Lemmen the first of the week
We understand he has made ar
rangements to move to Lemmen
where he is to be in charge Of tn,
Standard oil business there. Mis-:
Tena Devon his Office clerk accompan
led him to Lemmen.
The Progressive club held its regu
lar meeting at the home of Mrs. E. A
DeTuncq Wednesday evening. The
papers and program of the evening
were given after which a social hour
was had and lunch served, Mrs. De
Tuncq being assisted by Mrs. E. A
Dornbusch and Mrs. A. l.. Nelson.
The regular quarterly meeting o.
the county commissioners was hell
during the past week. Only routine
business came before the meeting. L
A. Herrick, who has been road super
intendent for the past year and whose
term expired about this time, was re
appointed for another year.
The town election at Albee will b.
held Tuesday, April 10. There viii
no opposition to the ticket now ilee
unless a rame is scratched in. The
ticket is composed Of G. NJ. Engebret.
SON, LIST ward. C. L. Seim, End ward
VIM. Bunting, 3rd ward, for aldermen
Arthur Orman, treasurer; Leo Tur