The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-04-12
Iocal And. Personal Items

Don't miss the DdlOOH DdHSC ~
the Maccabee show, Bentley Grand,
April Is.
Dr.. Peabody Of the Webster hospi-
tai was in town last Saturday visit
ing some of the invalids OF the city.
Miss Eemund, who was operated
upon for appendicitis at the Orion
vile hospital ten days ago went to her
home in Corona Monday.
Leave YOUR order at the City Bak-
ery for Hot Cross Buns for Good
Friday.
Your re pair work is done PROMPT
LY and NEATLY by JENSON the
Jeweler.
Cleanliness is next to goodness.
Gee the i.rlandson & Johnson Cos.
ad in regard to soap in anotner COL
,,mn.
Parties in want of sand for build
mo n,,rposes can get the same irons.
- G. Blake, the stone and cement
mason.
NOTICE-My-Town Auto Plates
have arrived and are for sale now:
They NAV be obtained from any OF
the American Legion Auxiliary lad,es.
Full line OF Staple and Fancy gro
ceries. Will take dairy butter IN
trade and pay cash for eggs.
Sanitary Grocery, f. H. Arnold
Willard Mitchell, who has been Wis
ting lis brother, George MITCHELL
for a couple Of weeks past, leaves 1of
his home at Ionia, Mich, TINS week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Smuii Of sam
nit were Milbank visitors last FRI
aav. calling on OLD friends and at
tending to some business matters.
M. Oleskv, the hide and fur man,
is spending a few days at his MN
neapolis home this week and VIII re-
turn after Easter.
These spring mornings and even
ings YOU need a little fire occasional
ly. Rawson has coal, jack pine ana
maple clippings. It's hot stuti.
The Deaconess Aid Circle will post
pone their regular meeting day to
April 21st on account of their regular
meeting day coming on Good Friday.
Excavations FOR the oil tanks which
the Holt Motor company will install
south OF the depot was started this
week. The filing station will be To-
Gated i1 the garage on Main street.
Mrs. A. Carl has been enjoying Il
visit during the week from her daug1
ter Hattie. who is now living at Sac
ramento, Cal. Mrs. Carl may accom-
pan her daughter back to that city.
Have you taken home a dozen o.
our Occident Tea Biscuits? For ale
at the Cash Grocery. J. M. Salzle
Ed. Marquette, of Corona, who was
operated upon at the O%rtonville hos,
pital for appendicitis four weeks ago
passed thru Milbank Monday or HI.
way home. Mr., Marquette says he i:
feeling fine now
Miss Della Hall will spend Easter
Sunday at her Milbank home. Thu
Mellette schools will have no Eas
ter vacation this year, but will Close
a week earlier for the summer holi
days.
Mrs. Moy, daughter Of Mrs. Raine,
who has been here for the past weel
at the bedside Of her mother, return
ed to her home Monday evening call
ed by the illness of one of her child
rem.
Mail Carrier J.. G.. Ries, who wa
thrown from his mail wagon a COUP,
of weeks ago, and had been laid III
for repairs since the accident, has S,
far recovered that he was able to TAX
his route this week from his son, VIII,
had been substituting for him.
Mrs. John Van Asch returned from
Minneapolis Tuesday afternoon at
ter living there since Christmas. Sh'
will move into her house, Which ha
beer occupied by VIM. Markle.
Mayor Nelson recently received
letter of sympathy from H. S. Volk
a who was mayor of the city il
an early day. Mr.. Volkmar says h
expects to visit Milbank sometim,
during the next few months.
The Roberts county sheriff was u
at Summit, last week and summone
a dozen OF more of the youth of tina
place to Sisseton in a John Doe pro
ceeding to learn from whenc
came the moonshine that wa bein,
tapped in that vicinity.
Bernard Deusing, son of Mr.. an
Mrs. f. H. Deussing, had a mario,
escape from a serious injury whe
he fell when alighting from a freigh
train at Summit and struck his hea
The injury bruised his head consid
erab]y and necessitated severe
stitches being taken.