The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-29

Mrs. John Englund Of L.aBolt wa
visiting the family of Wesley Sven
son the first of the week.
Mrs. Jarve Cinclair and children will
Icave for Buffalo Lake, Mimi, next
Friday, where they expect to reside
for the ummer
Mrs. w. B. Saunders who spent the
winter months with friends in the
/ east and south, returned home last
Friday.
NOTICE-My-Town Auto Plates
| have arrived and are for sale now.
| They may be obtained from any of
the American Legion Auxiliary ladies'.
Mrs. Henry Morrill, has been quite
seriously ill during the past week
from influenza followed by other
complications. but on Tuesday was
slightly improved.
Miss Lena Fuller, who has spent
the winter with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. j. A. Fuller, left Friday evening
for Fargo. where she formerly was
employed.
"Tanlac did what everything else
failed to do" Thousands have said
it. So will you. N. j. Bleser Drug
Co.
Andrew Heilman, who has been liv-
ing in Aberdeen for a couple of years
past, where he IS employed by Kruger
Bros, the ice dealers, came down to
Milbank yesterday for a few days Wis
it to his old home here.
Mayor Nelson. who suffered a frac.
tured leg some time ago, is able to be
about on crutches and was brought
down town one day this week. Els
many friends will be glad to see him
out again.
Mrs. John Keller, OF Aberdeen is
visiting at the home of her parents
in this city. The kellels recently
purchased a home in Aberdeen.
Dan Mohony Of Sisseton, is visiting
4 Chas. Niece.
Mrs. Minnie Rainey met with quite
a serious accident Sunday evening
when her foot slipped upon the floor
and she fell, striking heavily upon
her head and upon one Of her hips
She "a in a quite serious condition
: for a day or two, the doctor fearing
conclusion of the brain, hut she is
now greatly improved.
! The Dakota Mahogany Grant,
works, which has been closed dow
for the past winter, will reopen Mon
! day. VIII Alexander has been secur
= Cd by the company as the new manag
e.. They expect to put on a ful
force Of about j. men and will resum,
2 busiac on the old-tifle basis.
Hai>in Rye, Plain Rye, Nut Brow,
; Graham and Occjdent Dinner Brea,
received Fresh every morning. TIL,
Cash Grocery. J. NJ. Salzle.
i. John Joseph Van Der Eyk. seve,
year old son Of Mrs. William Va
SambeclS, died Wednesday, March 2:
:, at the hospital after about two week
/ Illness. Death VA caused by bloc
!, poisoning. He wa buried in the s.
, Lawrence cemetery Thursday. Mare
2srd.
ftI t%'ii~l4 G&L4tI- ibiiliIlkL'G CG III
AuEiliafy reports a very good sale o
the reed baskets made BY the disabl
ca soldiers and they have decided /
hold another sale Of a larger humble
ard more assorted baskets in the n2a
future. They also wish to state tina
no one receives any profit as the mon
ely goes direct to the boys at the hos
/, ritals who made the baskets.
Clarence Holtquist. Of Big Ston,
township, who held an auction of hi
farm implements and live stock, las.
week, states that he had a very sue
cessful sale. The Young mar wa.
compelled to abandon his farm worl
On account Of infection in his hant
which developed into tuberculosis O.
the bone and has made his arr
practically useless for farm work
The original infection was caused b,
the poinoning of his hand while shock.
ing grain e 4 year ago. He ex.
poets to make his home in Ortonville
where his father, NJ. G. H~olteuist re-
sides.