The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-04-26
Local and Personal Paragraphs

Roy H. V~andenberg. the locomotive
engineer, spent a few hours in Mil
hank last Saturday.
Mrs. Nick Nolstad will entertain the
ladies Of the Norwegian Lutheran
Aid Society on Wednesday, May 3.
Harry Hocum, the travelling man.
and n of the early day residents OF
Milbank. was visiting his milbank Gus
toners last Friday.
Gin. Smedley, who had been living
in Minneapolis during the winter, ar
rived last week to spend the summer
IN Milbank.
Mrs. H. G. Port is prepared to take
orders for all kinds of ladies apparel.
Phone her at her home, 1S3-R.
Members OF the NJ. E. Aid will
please bring their penny bags when
Emanuels. ST.. on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. W. j.. Calfee, who had been
visiting with the family Of her SON,
Paul Calfee. left Thursday of last
week for her home at Ashland, Wis.
l.. o. Leisky, the hide and fur man
returned last week from Minneapolis
where he had been on a visit to his
family.
i Mr.. and Mrs Sam Taylor went to
Minneapolis the first of the week
where Mrs. Taylor is to receive treat
ment for her eyes, having almost
completely lost her sight.
Our special for Saturday, April Goth
will he two cans Of Is cent Country
Gentleman" corn for 25 cents. This
Is special for Saturday only.
Sanitary Grocery, f. Fl. Arnold.
Ben Thornley,, who with his wife
and baby have been visiting his moth
er and brothers at the old home here,
returned to Superior the first Of th(
week. Ben is employed on the Great
Northern railroad.
Rev. Edward Ashley. the Episcopal
missionary to the Indians in South
Dakota, was in town between trains
last Thursday on his way from Sisse-
ton to Aberdeen. Rev Ashley has
been in the Indian missionary work for
over iialf a century.
Mr.. and Nrs. H. S. Riley motored to
Marvin Saturday evening, where they
enjoyed the hospitality OF the Matt
son family and on Sunday ~accomnani-
ed them to the Frank Fransen farm
home in Lura township, where there
was q family gathering of Riley peo-
ole numbering some two dozen OF
more, and enjoyed the day.
Tanlac is unQuestionably the most
| widely talked of medicine III the world
today and those who nce use it in
variably buy it over and over again
and tell their friends of the splendid
results they have derived from its
use. n. j. Bleser Drug Co
Mrs. Emma F'arnham left for Ah-
erdeen last Monday where she has
gone to look after the little grandson
who recently arrived in the Alfred
Johnson home. Mrs. Farnham ha-
leased her home for the summe to
the l.. w. Thifsk family, and they
have already taken possession of the
home. Mrs. Farnham will spend the
summer with her daughters, Bern'ce
at Aberdeen and Maude in Illinois.
Tomorrow, April 9th. is the one
hundredth anniversary Of the birth Of
I lysses S. Grant. and upon request OF
the q. A. r. and American Legion
!. Supt. Souder o. the city schools. has
-J e., A.
anniversary by the giving Of a patri-
otic program to be presented by the
children of the school on Thursday
I afternoon, to which the public is in
vited.
Andrew Wells, OF Wells, Mimi, who
vas at n time manager of the mil
here. in sending his subscription fol
another year says that he and Mrs.
Wells are now alone, their children
Catherine, Herbert and Margaret, are
living together in Minneapolis, where
they al! have good positions. He says
business conditions are not the best,
and while they formerly ran the mill
seven DAYS in the week, they are now
running but four days, on the idle
days only he and the millwright being
\ employed.
You can have a splendid appetite,
perfect digestion and sound, restful
Isleep by taking TarIac. N. J. Eleser
Drug Co.
Aberdeen News: Graham Jennings,
well known young man of this city,
who Cor the past five wears has been
employed at the international Har-
vester company, left this noon over
the Northwestern road for Minot, n.
D., where he will make his future
home, having been transferred to the
Harvester company there. Last e
ing Graham vas presented with q
beautiful Hamilton watch from the
employees of the international Har-
vester company here. His many
friends wish him luck in his new To-
cation.