The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-06
Millett seed for sale at Thirsk's

MIS-. II. ~. hlduse Is SpeIdlHS d lew
days with friends at Wilmot.
If you want interesting news while
it is news read the HERALD-AD-
VANCE. Tell your friends about u.
Mrs. O. NJ. Knutson left Tuesday
for an extended visit with her parents
in Minneapolis.
Misses Esther Cahill and Evange-
line Coons spent Saturday and Sunday
| with friends in Albee.
l.. Turback and daughter Ella OF
.Albee We're Milbank visitors Wednes-
day.
The w. r. c. will have a home bake
sale at the Tessin store Saturday af-
ternoon, May Z.
o. j. Coons and George Mitchell
brought home a fine string of fish
from a few hours sport at the Hyott
landing Wednesday,.
Mrs. S. C. Jones of W;ln,ot was a
Milhank visitor between trains Wed
nesday having accompanied her friend
Mrs. Hyke of Vermil!ion, as far as
Milbank on her way home.
Miss Helen Bury. who has been Of
flee assistant for DR.. Flett for some
time past has accepted a position at
the new store for the summer.
A big II pound baby boy came to
the home of Mr.and Mrs. Henry Harm
Thursday of last week. They live near
Corona.
Miss Fuller of Bancroft, Iowa is
visitinug friends here this week. She
is the guest of Mrs. Harry Alderman.
A recent letter from Willow Greek
and Three Forks states that a newly
formed company is now boring for oil
in that region.
The program which was to have
been given by the LaBolt school on
May It'll has been postponed until
Saturday May 14th.
LIOAu NdIIcs, Vi lile Internal rev.
enue Office at Aberdeen. Visited his
family here over the week enc.
Deaconess Aid Circle meets; FRIDAY
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mount.
A Is cent lunch will be served. Every
body invited.
The Luther League OF the Salem
Lutheran church will meet On Friday
evening May 9th at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Sanberg. Visitors
welcome.
The lamp posts along Main street
We're given the second coat of dark
green paint during the past week. The
painting was done by the company
that installed the system, it being a
part Of the contract.
The largest graduating class from
the Milbank high school will receive
their diplomas at the opera house on
Nav rs. The commencement address
will be given by Prof. w. 4. Cook Of
the [. of S. D.
Rev. Bingaman, of Twin Brooks,
was in town last Friday making ar
rangements for the conference to be
held in the Grant Center churci. on the
18th.
The sth Dist. W.C.T.U. convention
will in Milbank, Nav 9Th
and eth. Mrs. Flora Mitchell of
.Brookings. State W.C.T.U. president,
will be present and give an address.
The meetings will be held Friday and
Saturday at the Evangelical church.
Word was received of the death
Of one Of the old-time residents of
this county. Victor j. Ponder a
brother of Mrs. Til)man and Chas.
Ponder of this city, he lived in the
state of Washington where he NOV
ed after selling his farm in Big
Stone township, which is now own
ed by John McCulloch.
George Clark, A. C. Lutz, Ben
Tippet, Bert Fuller, editor of the
Big Stone Headlight, Charles VI.
rich and Lee Gold came up from
Big Stone Wednesday to attend the ;
Masonic initiation. they were ac-
companied by James Dryburgh of
New York, he is a brother-in-law
of Fl OK and Dewar of Ortonyille,
and also a brotner-in-law of Mr..
Dewar Of this city.
!. We will soon see Postmaster
Johnson, Ed VanWalker, Mutt
Murray and Ewald Fisher armed
with automatic Colt ~revolvers as in
the old days Of Western life, they
will not be used to shoot up the
town however. but as protection
against possible mail robberies.
This Is In compliance with the or
lN~c Do-o0o. C~--. J1..,-