The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-04-12

Choice Timothy Seed for 5c a 10. az
each Grocery, j. M. Salzle.
Mrs. Jake Hammer spent the week
end with relatives at Montevideo last
week.
Lee Gardiner and family left for
Sioux City last Monday, where Mr..
Gardiner has secured work.
Easter Ball on Monday evening.
April II at Harmony hall. Good
music. Everybody invited.
Remember the ladies aid meeting
at Mrs. Pays Thursday afternoon of
this week.
L. N. Saunders and Earl Owen de-
parted Tuesday night for Minneapo-
lis on a few days business trip.
James Manley, of Primghar, Iowa.
arrived Tuesday night for a short
visit with the Lloyd Manley family.
w. j. Baxter is having a visit from
his brother, Sherman Baxter, who
was a Milbank resident a number OF
years ago.
Don't forget to leave your order
for Hot Cross Buns for Good Friday
at the City Bakery.
Mrs. Spencer Baird and Mrs. Chas
Miller spent several days in Mime
apolis the last of the week, return
ing home Sunday morning.
Work at the Mahogany Granite
quarry was resumed last week, and
the indications are for continuous OPP
GRAFTON from now on.
We have secured a competent watcn
maker. so that we may give you Diet
ter than ever" service on your repair
ing. Jensen the JeWeler.
Paisin Rye, Plain Pye, Nut Brown
Graham and Occident Dinner Bread
received Fresh every morning. The
Cash Grocery. j. NJ. Salzle.
EIma Grothe, who has been at her
home a few months returned to Or
t~onville Sunday where she will stay
Tor the summer, at the Mrs. A. b.
Kaercher home.
For Your Easter Dinner-we will
have fresh strawberries, lettuce. cell
!, cry, carrots and onions, fresh fruits.
: oranges, bannas and grapefruits.
, Sanitary Grocery, F. H. Arnold.
Roy Fenner was down from Viii
t mot to spend Sunday with his par
ents, bringing his young friend, Mil
l ton Jensen with him as an over Sun
day guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Dotson, who
have moved into the Dralle house on
E the north side have gone to Iowa
|, where they We're called by the illness
of a child in their daughters family
Mrs. w. Lowthian was the delegate
Of the local WINS. at a meeting al
Minneapolis during the past week
the annual meeting Of the Minneapoli.
branch.
: Mrs. ". w. Reeve went to Orion
vile the first Of the week, Gale,
there by the illness Of her daughte-
Nrs. +. Port. The latter was muc|
improved Tuesday when Mrs. Reev,
Q returned home.
In an advertisement in anothe
column the Ecoron, Store invite
the attention Of the ladies to t.
I Easter Specials they are offering
$ Gall and INSPECT tie fine class o
goods the Economy Store is now of
'e fering at reduced prices.
The report OF the secretary Of til
Cemetery association published u
:, another column makes a very graft
I ny 7pl u! opem 90 H!M slu9moAoldm
leVl s7leo!pu! pue '5u!Moqs QUA
ture. The success of the association
re management has been made possibl
le by the large number of those VIII
q have responded to the small assess
It ment made for the expense of carin'
for the grounds. While this has bee
It gratifying and helpful in providing
the necessary funds to keep til
grounds in proper condition, thel,
e are some few lot owners who hav
not responded with a contribution, BIZ
are willing to "let George do it." Th
officers of the association are anxiou
IL that every lot owner should have