The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-10-27
Local and Personal Paragraphs.
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Fine Miller Made suits at the

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place.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J VI. r. Priest.
old time residents Of the county,
are expecting TO leave today tor
the Imperial valley in California.
Editor A. II. Horton, Of the
Volga Tribune, brought his FAM
" over from VoIga in his new
automobile the first Of the week.
Miller made clothes have a
worldly wide reputation for super
iority in quality and workman
ship. Engel carries these goods
Claude Derrick, the night
policeman, has moved from his
former home into the double
house belonging to Jas. Watson,
on Fifth street.
Ole Legard Of Montevldeo, who
had been up spending a few days
with his brother-in-law, Harry
Fowler, returned to bis home at
Monte last Tuesday.
A fine boy arrived at the home
Of Hugo SchWartes last Satur,
day, and Grandpa John ochWan
ties is just rs tjckled as a boy
with q little red sled
Miss Elsie Fenner, vhowas up
from OrtouviIte visiting her par
on 4 ,ast week returned t9O rton-
vile Monday. where heTesUmed
her studies al the Changer 5osi-
ness school.
S ". BnrGiae. who has bees
connected with The 9ammjt IS a.
nal for the past two years has
resigned a~ editor Of thae paper
ard b. III. kIm6Iey is to Je the
editor and manager.
The friends OF Cecil Bennett
we're pleased to heer this week
that he had 50 tar recovered
from the effect Of the amputatiou
of bis limb that he was aole L
leave the hospital aud be brought
to his home IN this city.
Roy Garretson. who had been
working in the Seitz barber shol
for some time, with his wife left
the first of the week for Joplin.
Mo..and Roy Lee, who has been
working in the Mitchell shop
goes to work in the Seitz shop.
DR.. Ferguson and A. E. Seit1
spent a couple Of days shooting
in the Waubay country the first
of the week and brought home &
supply of ducks, but they say
that the birds r scarcer this
year than they have ever known
them to be at this time OF the
year.
The local w. f. G. had the
pleasure of entertaining the state
Inspector, Mrs. Emma Hum
phrey Of Watertown, on Monday
evening, The inspector was the
guest Of Mrs. + s. Van Walker
while in the city, and Tuesday
morning went up to Sisseton t
inspect the corps at that place
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Martens Of
Lennon. who were here las
week at the home of John Mar
tens, left the first of the week,
Joe returning to Lennon but
Mrs. Martens going to KeDmare
N. D., to visit her mother, Mrs.
Schimmlng, who is living with
the NJ. p. Martens family and
who is in failing health.
Superintendent Purdy went
out to Aberdeen the first of the
week and took in the Taft cele-
bration Monday, and had the
good fortune to hear all of the
three speeches made by the
president in that city, and he
says he was impressed with both
the apparent candor and positive
force of the man as he presented
his views in these talks.
Some of DR.. Frank Mittel-
staedt's friends just before his
return home put up the follow
ing sign on his office window:
"Dr. Newly Wed, Office hours
8 to 10 a. m. and ? to 3 p. M
aud his Office had been literally
plastered with signs TO re.
mind him that he had joined the
army of Benedicts. But not
withstanding all this Franks
friends extend a hearty welcome
to he and his bride.