The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-02-24
A son was born to George Jen-
sen of Melrose, on the 18th lust.

sen of Melrose, on the 18th inst.
Mrs. Chas. Pheffer and son
went to Huron on a visit yester-
day.
Joe Eide. of Alban, made a
business trip to Correll last
Monday.
"The Third Degree" is the
name Of the new story commenc-
ed on an inside page this week.
The Milestone Valley Horse
company at the annual meeting
last week declared a twenty per
cent dividend.
Mr.and Mrs Donnehower came
down from Aberdeen last Friday
and enjoyed a visit with friends
at the old Milbank home,
}. Cavanaugh, one Of the old
timers IN the Labot vicinity has
sold out his interests IN Grant
county and goes to Hopkins,
Mimi, to live.
A party of masons from Orton-
vile, numbering l6 or II, went
up to Wilmot Wednesday after
noon as the guests of the Wllmot
lodge for $500 party.
N. J. B eser was attending the
automobile exhibition at Mime.
apolis the first of the week, and
Miss Flossy Conright has beep
assisting in the drug store.
The farmers institute which
was to have been held at Revillo
was cancelled by the managers,
the legislature cutting off the ap-
preparation for this work
Miss Bonnie Andrews, the
new county superintendent of
Roberts county, was ia town
Wednesday on her way from
Summit to Wilmot in a visitation
of the schools in those localities.
Mrs Broight of Big Stone
township. who had been at Viii
mot to attend the funeral of Gus
tave Bretzke, on her return
Saturday afternoon accompanied
friends to Twin Brooks for a
short visit.
The w. G.. T. L. will meet ia
the Congre gational church par
lors Tuesday, Feb, %, at 2:3O
p ~. There will be program,
also refreshments served and a
collection taken A cordial in :
vitation is extended to everyone.
The Misses Mamie and Kate
Let's came down from Aberdeen
for visit at nome the first Of the
week. The former has returned
to Aberdeen but the latter ex-
poets to remain for several
weeks.
Miss Elsie Greening returned
last week from a visit to friends
at Big Stone, and was called to
Wilmot Saturday to attend the
funeral of her cousin Gustave
Bretzke VINO died at that place
of consumption in the 36th year
of his age.
Senator e. S. Amsden writes
that the "GOod Roads law
which has been enacted does not
go into effect until the first of
July, and that in the spring
township elections the road over.
seers and other officers are elect.
ed as this year as heretofore.
A. S. Young. who had been
down at his old home in Cresco,
Ia, from which he had been
away some forty years. came
back to Milbank the first of the
week, and expects to remain
here for several weeks before he
starts for his home at Hoquiam,
Wash.
The hemorrhages from which
Fay Taylor has been suffering
became SO frequent and so ser.
ious that it was thought advis-
able to have him taken to the
hospital at Ortonville, which was
accordingly doIe last Sunday.
He is now getting along nicely
and it is thought will be able to
come home tomorrow.
Vern Yonker of Williston, N.
d., was visiting with Milbank
friends during the week, while
at the home of his sister, Mrs
A. M. Nixon. He will be re.
membered as having attended
the school here for some time
and was also employed in DR..
Kriesel's office. In company
with George Buhler, another Big
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