The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-02-08

YIN We're Ml.Dank "lSlLOfS Monday.
p. G.. Lein Of Summit, was Il Mil
bank visitor Monday.
Don't forget the dance at Corona
on Friday evening, Feb. 10th. Music
by the famous Fox Orchestra.
Sailed Peanuts, 15c lb. at the Cash
Grocery. j. NJ. Salzle.
A little girl came to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. f. f. Emanuel Monday. Ed.
wears a big broad smile and his
friends are smoking Trails.
Walter Larson, who for the past
year or more has been employed at
the st. Hubert hotel. decided to change
occupation and on the first of March
will start farming near Craceville,
Mimi.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. George Stegall left
Wednesday morning for Appleton,
Mimi. where they we're called to at
tend the funeral Of Homer Howe, q
nephew Of Mr. .Stegall's, who died the
first. of the week.
DR.. F. N. Cliff came here the first
Of the week to spend a few days ar
ranging business matters, and will
leave for a trip for his health. RE
plans to be gone for several weeks.
Doc says that he is feeling fine.
Mrs Walter Lowthian and Mrs. H.
C. Souder entertained %. friends at
the Lowthian home last Friday even
ing. Mrs. DeTuncq won the first prize
at cards. The evening was pleasantly
spent and ended with a delightful
luncheon.
Sixteep friends entertained
at the Arthur Partridge home last
Thursday evening by Mrs. Partridge
and Mrs. Bert Nixon. The evening was
spent by playing cards, Mrs. Spencer
Baird winning high donors. A delic-
ious lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. AFRO Abbott of Hard
ing county. who had been living at
Madison S. D., for some time during
tre illness of the late Mrs. Baldwin,
10 making a visit to MI. Abbott's
mother and sister in Milbank this
veek-Mrs. A. l.. Abbott and Mrs. j.
a. F'u!lcs. 9~ !.
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TIE natural, refreshing sleep of 4
ncalthy body is enjoyed by those who
4 take Tanlac. N. J.. Bleser Drug Co. !
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred Rockwell left for
Rochester, Mimi, Sunday evening,
where Mrs Rockwell will submit to an
ioberation. They were down there a
week Ego at which time Mrs. Rock
we'll had an examination which show
ed the necessity for an operation.
Fred Meyers, manager OF the Mil.
bank Produce company, left last Sun
day evening Cor Rochester, MIMI,
where he will enter the hospital for an
examination. He has been ailing for
the past six weeks and decided he
would 90 there for an examination a,
to his trouble.
4 little girl e2re to the rome OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND liggett, Of Alb
lerdeen Tuesday of last week. Mrs.
Liegett is a daughter of James Bran
non and Mr.. Liggett is a son OF John
Liggett of this city, so both are vel,
known to Milbank people.
Mrs. O. j. Coons assisted by Mrs.
lG. w. Prevey and Mrs. w. W. Do"nie
entertained three dozen lady friends
at Grand Nula las. Tues,l", 6 enine
at Mrs. Coons' home. After Two hours
icf hard playing and refreshmenls
,~lri7es were presented to Mis- II. .
Souder ard Mrs. Logan PreNey.
Pure Cane Syrup in five pound pail.
3fc while they last at the Cash Gro
Gerry. j. NJ. Salzlc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Summers Hers
4 4IflGifo I4lEiGE itIJ ~ ~ - 'AA>
! Friday evening to take in the Clint
!. Robbins show which was IN that city
All last week as advertised in the Her
add Advance the preceding week
Thev were very much pleased witt
1.-THE show and claim it up to the higl
standard Of the past years.
Mrs. Lewis Oleisky, Of Minneapofi:
and two little daughters spent Friday
; and Saturday here visiting. Mi. Olel
ky, who is manager of the Eastern
.Iide and Fur company, which recently
located here to buy hides, furs ant
! Junk. Mrs. OleiSky returned to thu
: city Sunday. She will come out t.
!, Milbank to live in the spring after ths
: close of the present school term.
. Few neOple perhaps realize thu