The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-09-23

Nfs. George kirchner has been
pending the week at her old home
n Glendale, N. D.
Mrs. Carl Groesnick of Ortonyille,
enjoyed Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. August Mittelstaedt.
A large plate glass, over eight feet
square, that had been cracked, and
was being taken out of the Mittel-
staedt front, came to pieces as it was
being set down by the workmen last
Monday afternoon and was a total
wreck.
The Weekly Item Of Revillo las,
week passed it's twenty-fifth milestone
eleven years of which it has been
under the management of Joe Flaa.
The Item is one of the best assets
that the Revillo community is in pos
session of, and it's editor is one of
those latter mine own heart"
State immigration Commissioner
Aldrich vas on Tuesday mornings
east bound train, headed for Big
Stone City, where he had a state *
hibit which had been displayed at sew
seral of the county. fairs in Minnesota.
We understand the exhibit was large
ly from counties west Of the Missouri
~" Fl ~ - II - re- +E H.4l f.stFf
L. &. Englund and son Albert from
near Strandburg were in town Tues
day on the way to Big Stone to at
tend the fair. Mr.. Englund stated
that he had somewhere between 20
and 80 acres of flax cut when the rain
set in last week, and was figuring
what the result would be if the down
pour was continued much longer.
Mr., and Mrs. Hugh Wood, who came
down from Mott, N. r., where they
have been living for the past two
years, have been helping Mr.. G.. L.
Wood pack up and load his goods for
California. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wool
will accompany their father TO Cali
fornia and will make their home in
that state.
Waubay Clipper: One Of the thieves
who broke into A. T. H. Bosland's
store was caught near Summit last
Thursday. He was taken to Webster
and gave his r.:ne as Jack Madden,
supposedly from near Wopridge. He
WIS sentenced tuesday to two years
in the s. tie ~penitentiary.
Miss Elsie Suhr, who had been
taking a course in nursing at the
Michael Reese hospital at Chicago,
graduated last week, taking the high
est honors in the class, and receiving
a scholarship in Teachers College of
Columbia university, New York City,
where she expects to go after a short
visit at home.
Gea rid. of that nervous, fretful
feeling. Brace up. Take Tanlac and
you will. look everybody in the face
and smile. Sold at N. J.. Bleser Drug
Co. Al
Boys and Girls-Look for the City
Bakery advertisement in this issue.
Be thrifty. SO
The members and friends of the
Methodist church will hold a recep-
ton at the church this Friday even
ing for the teachers and officers o:
the city schools to which the public
is cordially invited. G.. and get &C.
qnainted with the new teaching force.
Gene Fitch and his mother, Mrs.
Mayn1e Boyd, came from Minneapolis
last week and assisted Mrs. Sarah
Fitch in packing her goods for re-
moval to California. Messrs. G. L.
Wood and Levi Schnabel also shipped
their household goods together this
week.
Miss Emma Schneek and Miss
Frances Thornton were at Aberdeen
ks
Tuesday to attend the wedding Of
Miss Clara Larson and Mr.. Sanford
Gullickson, which took place at the
Bethlehem Lutheran church in that
city, Rev. Sander Tollifson officiating.
Miss Thornton attended the bride,
who was a teacher of the second
grade in the Milbank city schools
last year. The young couple passed
through town on the afternoon train
for a visit to Minneapolis before set
ting down on the groom's farm south
of Aberdeen.
We understand that John Malsei
has an aeroplane for sale, which any
of L young high-fyers can get at
a bargain discount. Che day last
week a couple of sky navigators found
it necessary to do some repairs and
came down on the Malsed farm north