The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-06-09
Local and Personal Paragraphs.
Frank Lowthian made a bust
ness trip TO Ortley last Friday.

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been teaching at Summit, is
home for the Summer vacation.
Miss Frances Ferguson is
spending a week at the farm
home of Mrs. Elmer Thomas.
south of town.
G. W. Merry left Monday for
a visit to his farming properties
in Iowa, and expects to be away
couple of weeks.
Miss Edith Crawford, who has
been teaching at Aberdeen re
turned home last week to spend
the summer vacation,
Miss Viola King the eth grade
teacher, left for her home at Eau
Claire, Michigan, the first of the
week and will spend the summer
vacation there.
This is the time of danger
from hail. Martens Bros. can
protect you with insurance for
your crop ia the Northwestern
Fire and Marine OF MINNEAPOLIS.
Mr.. Louis Betz Of MINNEAPOLIS
is the guest of @. L. Wood this
week. and they + out on a tour
Of inspection over the country
where they have farm loan 5
placed in this and adjacent coun-
ties.
Mr., and Mrs, George Oehler
started Monday afternoon on a
trip 10 Portland, Oregon, where
Mr., OehIers father and mother
are living. They expect TO DE
away about a month,
Mrs Frank Robel left Mon.
day evening for a visit TO her
daughter, Mrs. Amelia R8uns-
haugen al Webster, where she
expects to remain for a couple
of weeks.
Rev. II n, Tragitt went to
Webster Monday afternoon.
where he was to make an adj
dress at a memorial gathering in
honor Of The late Bishop Hare Of
this Episcopal diocese.
Mrs. E. Van Walker left last
Tuesday morning on the Column
bian limited for Montecenu,
Wash, where she has a O liy-
ing, with whom she expects to
spend several weeks.
Mrs. A. NJ. Nixon with her
little son accompanied her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Yonker,
to Big Stone the first of the
week for a short visit. Mr.. and
Mrs. Yonker had been spending
a day or two in Milbank.
Earl Talmadge, the engineer
who was killed in the wreck of
the limited IN Washington last
week, was formerly engineer on
the [. and NJ. division Of the Mil.
waukee, and went to the coast
end of the road about a year ago.
Rev. w. H. Kruger sou of
VIM. Kruger, writes that he
has so far recovered from his
illness that he has again been
able TO take up church work and
has been appointed to the Evan
gellcal church at Sheridan, Ill,
to which place he has removed
from Naperville.
Phil Saunders left the first of
the week on an auto trip to Yer
million. He was accompanied
by his mother and sister and his
brother Earl. They will attend
the commencement exercises of
the university, Mr.. Louis Saun-
ders being a graduate of the law
school of the U this year.
Miss Nellie Sullivan, a former
Milbank young lady and neice OF
Miss Shannon, the librarian,
was married on May 25th tt
George l. Newcomb. Miss Nell
les Milbank friends extend con.
CALCULATIONS and wish her every
happiness in her welded life.
The couple will make thoir home
in Wardner, 10.
Editor Ronald, of Clear Lake.
who was on his way to Big Stone
with a party of friends last Sat.
urday afternoon, got caught a
few miles south of town with a
balky machine when the rain
commenced to come down.
However the party was showing
a splendidly optimistic spirit