The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-04-05

On Saturday, April Sth, the Young
Peoples Alliance Of the Evangelical
Association will hold a bazaar and
bake sale at Tessin's Hardware store.
A. l.. Brown, a former businessman
of Twin Brooks, and well known to
manv Milbank people has leased the
Bentley building recently vacated BY
the Milbank Hardware store and will
open a grocery establishment within
q short time. Mr.. Brown is an OK
Perienced business man and the fact
that he considers Milbank a good 10
cation augers good for the future
prosperity of the city.
Hear and see the Chorus in the
"Kleptomaniac" April 18th.
Milbank friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Ballet, who are now living at
Hollywood, Cal, will be interested to
know that a little daughter was born
to them Wednesday of last week. At
ter getting the young lady properly
started in the right way to make a
success OF life, Grandma and Grandpa
Brannon may be expected to COM
mence their homeward journey to Mil
bank.
20 bars. 10 or. Luna soap. 2 bars
P. e. G. and ! bar Fairy, total % bars
for CSC at Thirsk's for balance of this
week.
Mrs. Ruby Lewis, of Minneapolis,
came the first of the week to visit
her mother, Mrs. NJ. Rainey, who is in
cutie a serious way from the fall she
sustained a week or so ago, and for 4
part of the time has been in q coma
tose condition with indications of pa
ralysis. Mrs. Rainey is the mother of
Edgar and Arthur Bennett, the lat
ter one of the proprietors of the st.
Hubert hotel.
Mrs. c. Puder, of Big Stone, and
daughter, Mrs. Harriet HoPfner, were
visitors in Milbank Saturday, guests
at the DR.. Frank Mittelstaedt home.
They were on their way to Aberdeen
where Mrs. Puder will stay for some
time with her son George Puder. Mrs,
Hopfner goes from Aberdeen to Wa
tertown where she is making her home
with her sister Caro-. ~
Try our Occident Tea Biscuits at
T. i5c per dozen. There is nothing bet
, ter. J.. M. Salzle., &
, Rev. Bosley of Big Stone, Attorne!
Dougherty. of Webster and Prof
: Thomas of the Normal were in tow
last week Saturday on their way from
Sisseton, where they had been acting
I as judges in the high school debate
, between the teams of the Sisseton ant
Matertown high schools, in which Wa
! tertown won the place to represent
the northern district in the confess
with the southern district.
; The members Of the Odd Fellow
ard Rebekaha lodges gave a handker
chief shower to Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
! Dralle at Odd Fellow hall. last Frida,
evening, when u pleasar, social hou
was spent with these good people VIII
are about to leave Milbank to max
= their home in northern Wisconsin
where they are going to live on q farf
:, They are leaving for their new hon,
y this week.
k Mr.. \. j. Hits and his daughter
Mrs. X. l.. Nichol left on the Wednes
If Gay morning train for Minneapoli.
and Miss Mary Nichol left on the al
"a ~terncon flyer. where they will NEE
Mr.. Nichol and Mrs. a. l.. Horton an
. daughter Amy of Nolga, and will al
! tend the wedding Of Miss Florenc
1 Nelson, eldest daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. A. l.. Nelson, on Thursda!
: While in the city Mrs. Nichol will cor
suit a specialist regarding her healtl
L. H. Bentley who arrived frol
California last week, is in quite poo
II health. Last fall when he made til
auto trip To the coast he va take
;s down with heart trouble while enrout
il ard was laio up for a short time an
when he arrived at his Californi
- home had to remain in bed for som
i time during the winter. He is in hope
A. of improving as the warmer weatht
comes on here, and will probably sta
- some time in Milbank, where he fee
=, much at home from his long years
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