The herald-advance., March 22, 1922, Image 5

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

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Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Johnson visited
friends-in Ortonville between trains
la.-t Sunday.
Medium lied Cover sect! 25c j-ci' 11:.
Sweet Clover -eod 10c per lb at L. W
Thirsk's.
George W. E:?an is billed to speak
at the Rer.tley Grand Thursday after
noon at 8:30 o'clock.
Miss Irene E. (Chapman i« erg teed
as .stenomiphor with Attorney Geo.
S. Ri\.
Try our Occident Tea Hi.-cuits at
15c per di 7.cn. There i* nothing hot
er. J. M. Salzle.
The Rebekah Lodge will hold a bake
sale Saturday afternoon, March 25th
at Emanuel's I'uvniture Ston\
Mrs. Geo
"i'
Schmidt, who i
it.v
livir.fr on a farm in Roberts county,
came down to Milbank last Saturday
and remained over Monday on a visit
to her mother, Mrs. L. Heheyt.
Our friend H. A. Uiley, who had
been under the weather for the past
week or two is now recovering:, and
Miss Ruth, who had aNo been ill was
able to return to school Monday.
Special on Winchester Crusader
Handsaw—Saturday, March 25—for
7~ cents, at the J. S. Farley Winches
ter Store.
There will be regular meeting of
Esther chapter, O.K.S. Monday even
ing next, but the degree work pre
viously announced for that evening
will be postponed for two weeks.
Mr«. Archie I.owthian and Mrs. Pan!
Calfee entertained a number of their
lady friend* at Nula Graiyl Tuesday
evening at the Lowthian home.
Don't let that sour stomach sour
your disposition ami make your life
miserable, while Tanlac is ready to
give you relief. Get it now. N. J.
Bleser Drug Co.
Peter Ginther, one of the early day
settlers near the Robert* countv line
northwest of here, but who is now
living in Spokane, having
sob'
Large 'size Marsh
mallow white Syrup
Large size Dark
Corn Syrup
Small size White
Syrup
his
large farm a few years ago, is on a
visit- to the old home here, getting
some of his farm interests straighten
ed out.
Raisin Rye, Plain Rye, Nut BroA'n
Graham and Occident Dinner Bread
received Fresh every morning. The
Cash Grocery. J. M. Salzle.
Secretary Miller of the state Sun
day school association was in town la.-t
Monday on his way west from Roberts
county, where he had just conducted
a count' institute of several days,
that was greatly enjoyed by the Sun
dav school workers of Roberts coun
ty
Dr. and Mrs. DeTunoq, with their
little soiri left Tuesday for Milwaukee,
Wis., where thov will visit at the home
of the Doctor'* paients for an indefi
nite time. Dr. DeTuncq has suffered
some illness during-the past month
nd the large amount of work which
he has been called upon to do has im
paired his health, .-o that he decided
to make a trip to his former home to
recuperate.
Special Syrup I'rires
d,
Small Dark Corn
Syrup
3c
Onion sets, 15c & lb.
CASH GROCERY
j. M. SALZLE
ECONOMIZE!
Have Your Clothing
Dyed—'BUT
Do not let an inexperienced dyer experiment with
your Garments, but rather send them to a firm that
is
responsible-that
you know does the work right.
We warrant all our work to be done
just as good and as thorough as is pos
sible for any one to do it.
We Know How!
REMEMBER EASTER IS COMING SOON
Our Dry Cleaning and Hat Renovating cannot be
beat. You will save much by sending us your soiled
hats and garments.
Parcel Post or leave with our nearest agent.
Don't delay and you will avoid the Easter rush.
TIFFANY
Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co.
14 to 24 6th Ave. 8. W. ABERDEEN, S. D.
Local and Personal Paragraphs
A fine nine pound boy ferrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Eniil Aim on
Tuesday, March 21st.
J. S. Farley,, the Winchester Sto?
i- patting on a special sale of the
Winchester Crusader Hand saw for
75 cents. Saturday, March 25th.
A. A. Countryman, attorney at Ap
ple ton. visited Milbank Monday in con
rection with legal matters in which he
was interested.
Have veu taken home a dozen of
our Occident Tea Biscuits? For ale
at the Cash Grocery. .1. M. Salzle.
Ben Nordqubt. t*r locomotive fire
man who was taken sick here la-t
Wednesday has returned to his
we understand.
rk
Mr. and Kmneth ''on: of
Milbank visitors
of Mis. 1,. L.
Montevideo wr
over Sunday.
Conright.
Thos.' Monr6e, the railroad man. left
last Saturday for Bisbee, Arizona, to
visit his father, who has been quite
seriously ill. He will possibly be away
for several weeks.
A bouncing bahv boy came to the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George Lieben
stein Monday. Needless to say that
Mr. Liebenstein is a proud and happy
father.
A. J. Livingston, living near 4sb
iand City, Tennessee, says: "1 feel
like going from house to house and
telling the people about Tanlac." N.
J. Bleser Drug Co.
Mrs. .Toe Martens is honor guest at
the home of Mrs. Henry Martens on
Thursday afternoon, where
she
will
meet many of her former neighbors
and friends.
Men's Rubber Boot.-. Sizes 6 to 10 at
$3.50 per pair at Thirsk's.
Ben Thomlev, wile and little (laugh
ter, of Superior. Wis., are visiting Mr.
Thomley's mother and the old home
here. Mr. Thomlev spent his early
youth in Milbank, but is now a con
ductor on the Great Northern rail-
Telephone us your news. No. 7.
Consideiable repair work is being
done at the Farmers & Merchants Na
tional bank thi week, the room in the
reai- being divided, which additional
room is to be used by the bookkeeping
department of the bank.
Mr--. E. R. Skow. and little daughter
of Hutchinson, Minn., who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. L. Jenson,
for the past two weeks, expects to
leave the last part of the week for
their home.
The opening of spring weather la.^t
week received a check when after a
heavy rain Friday night a cold wind
from the north brought a freeze-up,
which dried up things for a few
and checked the flow into the
thu^ helpin
Mrs. Joe Martens, who went out to
California last year, but left that
-tate early in the winter, arrived in
Milbank last week. She has been vis
iting with friends on her route home,
-•pending some time with MT's. Marty
Martens at Olympia, Wash., and also
with her sister in North Dakota. She
is on her way to her daughter, who
is living in Sioux City.
Telephone u- your news. No. 7.
Premium Sodas, 4 lb. box (58c. N. 1
C. Sodas
6ls
lb. box 98c at Thirsk's.
Robert D. Jones, who was confined
to his home last week wirh illness,
able to be out this week.
Remember the sale of disabled
men's basket md reed \vok at the
Te.- .-'n hard\ ore Saturday after
noon The Auxiliary.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E.
church wPI.hold their regular meet
ing Thursday. March 23, "at Mrs. L.
Hebert's home. A 15c lunch will be
served. You ase welcome.
Tanlac can r- ivaith to y 'i
has to thousand:- of others. V
Bleser Drug Co
Reed I5asl:«: ail lcs
made by the di i s--.t a \.ill Lc -old
Saturday a fir: a the Tests
in
hardwan !•. i:-," U'omens Auxil
iary.
Frfeno.- of -s f\i hel l.e ivi'.'. ii rv"
received word jioi.i her at Glenvil,
Neb., where she has been for about
three weeks in full charge of a drug
store. She is well pleased with her
surroundings and work.
Immigration Commissioner I. D.
Aldrich dropped o!V in Milbank be
tween trains this morning. He
w.t=
on his wav to Odessa, where he had a
state agricultural exhibit which had
been onroute thiough Iowa and South
ern Minnesota for several week past.
Mrs. G. C. Middlebrook arrived
from West Salem, Wis., during the
week, and will remain during the
summer at her home here, later tak
ing up her home at Linden Beach.
Miss Leola Hull underwent an oper
ation in a St. Paul hospital last week
from which she is recovering nicely.
Dr. and Mrs Dornbusch moved from
the Mrs. Baird house the first of tho
week to the Greening house in the
east part of the city.
Don't forget the basket and bake
sale of the Auxiliary at Tessin's hard
ware store Saturdav afternoon.
Henry Kohn, who lives west of
Twin Brooks, was in Milbualr'today
visiting his daughter ami saying hello
to other friends.
H-A
PLEASK RETURN
A bov'
s
express wagon was taken
from Saunder's garage recently. The
wagon belongs to Budd Lewis, and
the boy would greatly appreciate
return to him.
days
creeks,
o \iate
danger
o
floods.
Heinz Pork anl* Beans—Special
prices this week, 10c 15c and 25c per
can at Thirsk's.
Vic Amdahl, who departed a few
days ago for West Union, Iowa, where
he planned to enter a grocery business
as a partner, decided to return to
Milbank and arrived the first of the
week. He has his old position as clerk
in the Plymouth Clothing store.
Harvey Christensen. of Hutchinson,
Minn., a cousin of Arthur L. Jenson,
this city, nas heen engaged by Mr.
Jenson as a watchmaker for the com
ing year. Mr. Chrbten-en is an ex
perienced jeweler and watchmaker and
Mr. Jenson has found it necessary to
procure additional assistance in his
business. Mr. Christen.sen will arrive
April 1.
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H-A
SC HOOI OPEN THE EAR
AROINT)
The Aberdeen Business College will
be ooen all summer. Send for new
catalog and special spring and sum
mer rates. Prices down to pre-war
levels. Address Geo. L. Kemper. I
Owner and Manager, Aberdeen, Soot!.
Dakota.
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Church Notices
S I N A A i 2 i
EMMANUEL LITH. CHURCH
Fourth Sunday in Lent.
.Sunday School 10 o'clock
a. in.
German Services—11:00 a. m.
English Services—7:30 p. m.
Wednesday evenings during Lent
special Passiontide services in German
at 7 :'30 o'clock.
You are welcome to all our services.
F. Wessler, Pastor.
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EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION
Sunday morning service—10 a. m.
Sunday School—11 a. m.
V. I'. A.—7:00 p. rr..
Preaching service—7:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at ihr
parsonage—2:00 p. m.
Young Peoples prayer meeting n
home of Mrs. E. Buri, Thursday—8 .00
p. m.
A hearty welcome is extended to
all who wish to worship with us.
Wm. Gaines, Pastor.
Get Cash
FOR
YQUR EGGS
AT THE
Cash Grocery
J. M. SALZLE.
WE OFFER YOU
nothing but hardy
Dakota-grown nur
s e y s o k O u
fruit trees, orna
mentals and forest
trees are absolutely
hardy. They are
grown here. Call on or
writ« ne your
NILBANMU BSEKIES
MILBANK. 5
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C'HKLST EPISCOPAL CHl'KCH
services will be conducted at
r'!Uvist church Sunday mornnig at 11
Y!ock.
Church School—12:15 p. m.
Bishop Remington will be Mil
I 'ank Sunday, April !th, instead of the
late previously announced.
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NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN
Services in Norwegian language at
:1a. m. and 7:80 p. m. in English,
.Sunday, Ma'ch 2fith.
Rev. J. Watseth.
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CONG REG ATION AL CHURCH
Church School—10 a. m.
During the opening exercises of the
School a Missionary Playlet entitled,
"Closed" will be presented by six mem
bers of the school. Be sure to come
on time.
Morning Worship—11 a. m.
Sermon Theme: "The Kingdom of
G.v1
A n a i s e e o o e
Heavens.''—W i 1
s
on.
Junior Endeator—2 p. m.
Senior Endeavor—6:30 p. m.
Topic: "Books That Make Life
Better." Leader, Ha/el Cahill.
Evening service—7:30 p. m.
The films for Sunday evening are
entitled, "The Prince of Peace," an 1
deal with the life of Christ. They have
been pronounced by many as the
choicest films that have ever beer
produced on the life of Christ. They
constitute the third episode in the
serial "Satan's Scheme." You will
get a better idea about different in
cidents in the life of Christ by seeing
these films. Everybody should come
promptly on time as the service be
gins at 7:30 sharp.
Everyone most cordially invited.
Carl P. Bast, Minister.
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METHODIST CHURCH
OHicial members will please keep in
mind our Conference on Thursday eve
ning. N:00 o'clock sharp. Let every
member plan to be present.
MONEY in the bank has given
many a dark cloud a silver lining.
When trouble comes the best
friend in the world is the money
you have saved.
AND SAVING makes your best
days brighter. You are not
continually worried over the un
certainties of life. You meet
things as they come, knowing
that if, cloudy days should appear
your savings will shelter you.
White Closer
Red Top
Erlandson
.'-ur.day School—10 A. M.
Come and enjoy the hour with us.
Morning Worship—11 A. M.
The subject will again be "Christian
Stewardship/'
Epworth League Devotional Meet
ing—6:30 P. M.
Evening Worship—7:30 P. M.
Subject for the sermon will be—
"Workers or Shirkers—Which?"
Midweek worship and Bible study
every Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
A very cordial invitation is extend
ed to all.
Remember our services are open te
the public come and bring the entire I
family.
Fred H. Ray, Pastor.
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Eastern Hide & Fur
Who's Your Friend?
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The First National Bank
OF MILBANK
Money Saved is
Money Made
These are the times when every dime saved is of
importance to the purchaser, and we are making
these special reductions because we believe our
customers appreciate our efforts in this line.
Here are some specials worth your attention:
Regular 50c Buckwheat Flour (while it lasts)35c
Excello Cake Flour, 35c value jJOc
McMurray's Maple Frosting—from 25c to 14c
Norway Herring per pound
Whitefish, 10 lb. pail
Black Codfish, 10-lb
(Per pound 30c)
Bulk Oatmeal per lb.
Grimm's Alfalfa seed, guaranteed
Viking Alfalfa Seed
Timothy Seed
Alsike Clover
Kentucky Blue Grass
MILBANK, SOUTH DAKOTA.
DEALERS IN
Hides, Furs and Tallow
Top Prices Paid at All Times
Headquarters—Cement Tile Factory Bulding
Phone 21§
We pay 18c to 19c per pound to" Ho. 1
Wool, f. o. b. Milbank.
Tel
:»ei:unc us your news. No. 7.
SPECIALISTS
CHRONIC DISEASES
Good. So/e 'Treatment
FREE! FREE!
Come
io
us
il
you are sick.
If you cannot call, write today
for our wonderful book explain
ing Chronic Diseases of the
Skin, Blood, Stomach, Kidneys,
Bladder, Nervousness Rheuma
tism, etc., which will lie sent
free in plain sealed cn\
take orders for Tanning. First-class work
assured. We have samples of Tanning
and Lining.
Eastern Hide and Fur Co.
MILBANK, S. D.
START TO SAVE NOW. Thai
keep up the saving habit. De
cide to set aside so much every
pay day. You'll be surprised to
see how your savings grow.
And there is added satisfaction
in knowing that as a member
bank of the Federal Reserve sys
tem you have what almost might
be termed national prateotion for
your savings.
$2.50
Johnson
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