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

ing season by Singing ms residence
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mahoney of Sis
.-eton, who, visited here over Sunday
returned to their home on Monday.
/, Mrs. Bert Nixon and Mrs. Ed.
phelan were visitors in Minneapolis
for a day or two the first of the week.
A. M. Nixon was operated upon
for appendicitis at the Peabody hos
pital at Webster last week, and is
getting alcng nicely. He expects 10
he home the last of the week.
Proof of the pudding is in the eat
ing thereof. Thousands praise Tanlac.
So will you. N. j. Bleser Drug Co.
Try our Occident Tea Biscuits at
l5c per dozen. There is nothing bet
ter. j. M. Salzle.
Sam Matteson and Roy Rude of
Marvin, were Milbank visitors be-
'tween, trains Tuesday.
Mrs. F. c. Rockwell and son Duane
are spending the week with friends
at Waubay.
All. Che banks in the city will be
closed on the 14th inst, Good Friday,
so get your banking business done
up the day before.
Bring YOUR Watches, Clocks anI
Jewerry to Jenson's.for repair. "Qnick
Service"
II YOU feel tired, worn out, rvo
and all unstrung, take Tanlac. 1t will
straighten you out. N. ]. Bleser Drug
CO.
Joe SaiZle is selling his choice tim
othy seel for sc a h., not 15c, as a
Typographical erro rmade it appear m
last weeks issue.
Mrs. John Farley and little dauGh-
ter left last week for st. Paul where
they will make an extended visit
With relatives.
Miss A@erilI Amsden, arrived home
from Peere this week, where she is
teaching, and will spend the Easter
week with Milhank friends.
"The K~leptcmaniac" Bentley Grand
Apri' 18th.
Harold Conright visited at the
home Of his parents a few days this
week. He is now employed in an
electric company Office in st. Paul.
James Morrill,, who was here last
week visiting his sister, Mrs. Rainey.
returned to his home in Sisseton on
Monday.
Word has been received that Mrs
r. L. Nichol successfully underwent
IN operation on her throat for the
rcmoval of a goiter last Tuesday
morning at the Miller hospital at
st. Pau.
All kinds Of the famous NorthruY
King g. Co., package seeds and bull
:, onion sets at the Sanitary Grocery
+ +. H. Arnold.
Mrs. H. A. Riley was most success.
fully surprised last Tuesday evening
by a dozen of her lady friends wa'
in some way knew it was her nata
day.
: August Mitte1staedt made a trip /
: Ortonville Monday to see his nev
granddaughter, in the home of Mrs
Irma Groesneek.
Mrs. l.. w. Thirsk, Mrs. Alher
Fossnm and Mrs. r. Maioy wer
: elected delegates to attend the dis
trict meeting at Aberdeen Of tn
Auyiliar, to the American Legion.
Tanlac overcomes rheumatism b
X toning up and ~invigorating the vita
/ organs, thereby enabling them to elir
: mate poisons from the system. N.
Bleser Drug Co.
Mrs. J.. "A. Gold was a guest at tn
: Ed Emanuel home the first of tn
e week and Mrs. Emanuel accompanie
p her to Big Stone Monday and spen
o g day OF two with her daughter, Mrs
G Williams and Mrs. Lee Gold at tina
Q place.
The Oltonville papers last week an
n rounced tie death of A. G. Atha, ,
: that city. a pioneer at the foot of tn
& lake, who had conducted a black
3 smith shop there for 40 years contin
uously. and had worked at his trad
:. fol- 60 years. He was 81 years old.
= Mrs. r. l.. Farnham has receive
n a letter from her daughter Mau
e stating that she had been reengage
c as teacher at the Mooseheart, Ill
school with an increase of salary an
1.-TWO months vacation on salary an
p her expense to be paid for a summe
q course at Columbia university.
: Charles Howard, of the Aberdee
. high school won from Huron last we
O. in the oratorjcal contest and will b
: the fourth district representative :
the state contest between the district
d His subject was the price of Peace
" Miss Agnes Axness of the Sissetu
n school was the winner of the dramatt
It reading contest and will represent ii
d fourth district. Her reading ";