The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-04-28
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(ToO Late for Last Week.

(ToO Late for Last Week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Anderson departed Tues
day morning for the Twin Cities where
she expects to purchase q new millin.
cry supply.
Edwin, the little six year old son of
Mr.. q Mrs. Adolph Anderson, who
has been SO seriously i'll with pnuemo.
mia for the past two weeks is reported
much improved at the present writing.
Mr.. Hans Wicks is enjoying a visit
from his brother, who lives ut Seattle,
Wash. 1t is ten or twelve years ago
since the two brothers last met and it
is needless to say the reunion is q joy.
Gus Ole.
Mr.. G. NJ. Engebretson returned
home Monday evening from q bust
ness trip to the Twin Cities and other
points in Minnesota and Iowa.
Tom Croniu, Ed Sein and Fl. S.
Bragg made q business trip to w ater-
town Saturday.
Miss Hollberg, of Stockholm, SO.
Oak, visited with friends in Albee,
between trains Tuesday.
Mrs. Herman Ericsson. of Sioux
Falls, S. D., is visiting with the John
Erickson family this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Strain.
Mother and child are doing fine, while
Mel is busy passing cigars.
D. j. Riley, of Revillo, was a bust.
ness caller at Albee last Saturday.
Mrs. Dauman, of Milbank, spent
Monday and Tuesday visiting with
friends and folks at Albee.
Albee town election was held Tues.
day April Is, with results as follows:
Trustees, II. r. Cronin: H. S. Bragg,
Ed Seim: Treasurer, G. NJ. Engebret-
sen: Clerk. Geo. Truback: Assessor,
p. Cahill: Justice, J. G. Cahill: Con
stable, George Friday. License ques-
tion-wets "a, drys IL.
j. Chambers and family spent Sun.
day at .Altamunt, S. D.
John Erickson departed Wednesday
morning for Shakopee, Mimi. where
he expects TO remain until the first OF
May.
Roy Seiyerson is quite sick at the
present writing with an attack OF mea.
sles. DR.. Morrisey is the attending
physician and reports him doing as
we'll as can be expected.
Albee. April Is.
Sam Lowell while working on q vel.
drilling machine belonging TO Lars
Seim had his hand badly smashed
and for . while it looked as though
the hand would have TO be amputated.
but 1T the present time it seems to bt
getting along nicely, much to the de.
light of Mr.. Lovell's many friends.
Leona, youngest daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Thomas Cronin, lies very
seriously i'll at the present writing
Miss Gilmore. a trained nurse o.
Watertown, is giving her the. very
best of car and it is sincerely hoped
that she will recover
DR.. Morrisey was called to LaBol
last Monday to attend to professions
duties.
G. L.. Seim made a business trip tt
Mllbank on Monday Of last week.
Mrs. O.. NJ. Anderson and Ma ste
Lyle Erickson were visitors in Nassau
Mimi, on last Tuesday afternoon.
MIR. w. NJ. Bunting has been having
quite a tussel with an attack of sciati,
for the past couple of weeks. but "a
the present time is 5 O improved tina
, he is able to be up and around town
John Erickson, who is away a
Shakapee. Mimi. taking treatment a
the springs for rheumatism, is being
greatly benefited SO We are informed
The many friends of Mr.. Erickson
will be greatly pleased to hear of his
Improvement.
, August Peterson and family O.
Revillo, was visiting with relatives
and friends in .Albee on last Sunday,
Joe Olson of Nassau was looking
after business matters in Albee OF
Thursday of this week.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Adolph Anderson will be glad to know
that their little boy Edwin, who wa.
so seriously i'll for the pas foul
weeks is greatly improved.