The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-09-02

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regular meeting day comes during tn
county fair.
Special for Saturday only. W.
will serve LADY Fingers" will
all Ice cream Sundaes.
CITY BAKERY.
Mrs. Chas. Fox and daughter, Edna
spent the past week in the city visit,
ing relatives. They returned Tuesday
afternoon.
Good fresh milk delivered at your
door evenings anywhere in the cit,
at 10 cents a quart.
Tel. 251-R William knippel.
Mrs. Let's returned last Sunday
from Webster where she visited al
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. H. G
Burns for ten days.
DR.. and Mrs. Goodman spent Sun.
day with the latter's sister, Mrs
Anderson, at Chautauqua Park, Big
Stone lake.
Bruce Middlebrook returned to st.
Paul Monday after spending the week
end at the home of his parents at
Linden Beach.
DR.. George Lowthian was called to
Aberdeen last Thursday to assist nr.
Murdy with a surgical operation ut the
Lincoln hospital. He returned Thurs
day night. =
Mrs. Fanny Gillispie, a sister of
Mrs. Earl Liggett arrived last week
for a visit with relatives here. Mrs.
Gillespie is from Rochester, MINI.
Miss Ella DAM, sister of Mrs. f.
A. Dornbusch, who has been visiting
here for the past two weeks, lef.
Saturday for her home in LaSalle,
Ill. 7
Vic Amdahl, who has been spending
his vacation with relatives in West
Union, Iowa, returned the last of the
week and is again to be found at the
Plymouth Clothing store.
Fred Roantree who has been in Du.
luth, Minneapolis and other Minnesota
points for the past month, returned
Tuesday and will be found on the Nit.
telsteadt store force.
Mrs. Chas. Hemling left for Orion,
vile last Saturday, where she visited
her son, John and family. She will
go from there to Fargo, where sht
will spend a few days visiting.
:. Fred Rockwell, H. A. Morrill,, Arth
ur Bennett and Fred Schneider mad,
a trip to Roberts county which the,
thoroly "billed' in the interests o.
the Grant County Fair.
Special prices for special portrait
work during Fair week at the
Olson Photograph Shop.
Over Light Co.'s Office
Mrs. Fl. G. Burns returned to he1
home in Webster Tuesday after max.
ing a four day visit with her sister
Mrs. George Anderson and her mothe,
Mrs. Let's.
Rex Jacquot and Walter Madden
left for Minneapolis Monday. The
former spent a two weeks vacation al
the home of his parents at Linden
Beach, while the latter visited friends
over the week end.
A Farmer said, at don't paw to
raise wheat in this country any more.
What shall we raise?" Good cows,
good sows, and good hens are the
only way to lift the mortgage. At
tend the Milestone Valley Fair and
see what your neighbor is doing.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Tohms, of Winnie
peg. Canada, arrived Tuesday for a
short visit with the Aug. Thoms fam
lily, a son of the elderly couple. They
came from Cleveland, Ohio, where
they have been visiting other child
rem.
All business men are asked by the
Fair committee to make a special eff
fort to decorate their windows and
the front Of their stores during Fair
days. Leave the window lights burn
ing late. This will help make the
street brighter and impress the visi-
tors. with the progressiveness of our
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Skervin, of Okla
hOma City, Okla, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Buck of Minneapolis, visit
cd the w. w. Wilson family here
from last Thursday til Monday. Mrs.
Skervin is a neice of Mr.. Wilson and
Mrs. Buck is a sister. Mr.. Skervin
IS owner Of oil wells in Oklahoma
which have been very productive.
VIM. McGee, a brother of Charles
MCGEE, and wife of Cheyenne, Wyo.
arrived Friday for a visit here and
with relatives in Sisseton and Luverne