The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-04-19

| for a mastoid operation.
f. L. Nelson, a former Milbank
| printer now working in Minneapolis,
| was visiting his family in Marvin
| Sunday, and returned to the city
Monday afternoon.
Ben AIM, d former Milbank resi-
dent, but who for some years has been
travelling for a Minneapolis cigar COM
panvpany, has been promoted to city
salesman in Minneapolis.
Undertaken Emanuel was called to
LaBolt Monday to s~uperintend the III
neral of Mrs. John Hagen, who died
Of pneumonia last week. She was 81
years Of age.
MIR. Cameron, Of Wilmot, was in the
city Monday afternoon, having &C
COMMANDED his sister-in-law to Mllbank
on her return to her home in Wash
inoton. d. C. The latter had been TO
! Wilnlot to attend the funeral Of her
sister-in-law.
! George Clark Of Corona was in
town Monday, accompanying his
daughter, Mrs. Elton Jennings and her
| daughter to the cities, where the lat
ter was to undergo a minor surgical
treatment.
Choice Timothy Seed for &c a ID. at
each Grocery, j. M. Salzle.
Rev. +. E. Hunt, a former pastor OF
the Methodist church in Milbank, and
now in federal government employ
enforcing the prohibitory liquor law,
was on the east bound flyer Monday
afternoon.
Walter Wilmot is putting up a ga
wage on the west side adjoining his
residence, which he will use for his
work in painting autos, OF which he
is making a business with satisfaction
to his customers. m
Mr.. p. H.. Schaller was at Slssetoa
last Thursday, where he enjoyed a
meeting of a number OF Scottish rite
masons in observing the ceremony OF
extinguishing the lights. A very en-
ioyable gathering was held and a an
uuet served during the ceremonies.
Stop talking about your troubles
take Tanlac. N. j. Bleser Drug co.
Cards have been received announc.
ing the marriage of Miss Florence
NAV Nelson and Clifford Earl Marcel
at Minneapolis on April 9Th. The brld'
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfre'
Nelson. who were early day resident
of Milbank and had their home her
until about Is years ago. The youn:
lady is a neice of M. and Mrs. Robel
Nichol of this city.
Mr.. C. b. Bailey made a trip I
Graceville last Friday, where Mr.
Bailey is being cared for in the ho-
e pitaI, after having been operated upo
for appendicitis and gall stones. II
found Mrs. Bailey to have come thf
: the operation nicely and recuperatin
in a very gratifying manner and sh
expects to be home some time TIN
week.
i. Raisin Rye, Plain Rye, Nut Brow
Graham and Occident Dinner Brea
received Fresh every morning. In
Cash Grocery. }. M. salzle.
The Pure Oil company last wee
started the foundation for their stol
age tank down at elevator row on tn
side track. The Holt Motor compan
also commenced work in their hllin
station at their garage, corner OF MAJ
and Fourth avenue
John Young spent Easter with h
mother at Aberdeen. Mrs. Young
THE same time celebrated her 73t
birthday. She makes her home wit
her son James at Aberdeen, and keeT
= house for him. Both James and n
! mother were early day residents
Milbank.
paw cash for eggs and take blu
ter in exchange for goods.
Sanitary Grocery, F. H. Arnold
Mr.. A. l.. Nash of Minneapolis,
brother-in-law of the late George
Rix, came to attend the funeral
his relative last Saturday. Mr.. Ma
was a brother Of Mrs. Maude Rix, al
visited Milbank several years ago.
County Superintendent Miss Ne
tie Johnson has been obliged to gi
up her work or account OF fa1lll
health, and Is at present taki1
treatment in the Evangelical hospit
at Ortonville. Miss Mary Patrid
is in full charge OF the county snpt
%irtendent's work and is being assist
by Miss Louise t1ett.
Mrs. S: X. Johnston. and daupht'
= Maude. were down from .Aberde'
spending the Easter week with frien
= at their old home in Grant countv.
Mr.. Fred G.. Rockwell went tn w
ster the first OF the week for ire
ment and rest AT the Peabody n