The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-01-26
Local and Personal Paragraphs.

VIII Miller mas gone TO the MINNIE
sofa mud baths at Shakopee for treat
ment OF his rheumatism.
FOssum the shoe man is selling all
his shoes at reduced prices since the
fire. See advertisement.
Mr. Henry Seide. who has been all
ing for several days during the week
IS again able to be about the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kern had several
friends IN last Tuesday at a six O'Clock
goose dinner and a few games of 500
in the evening.
II. l.. Harris, who was at one time
book keeper for Wood Bros. IN this
city in the early days, died atCumber-
land, WIS, last week.
h. j. Hicks has resigned as vice
president Of the Gold x Co. state bank
at Big Stone. and Lee "A. Gold has
been elected to succeed him.
The Erlandson & Johnson company
have been SO busy with their big sale
they We're unable to make the vote
changes in the piano contest for pub
licatlon this week.
Grandma Robinson celebrated her
ninetieth birthday with a birthday
party last Friday, and had a good
time. though there were no attendants
OF her own age there.
The big fire sale at GRANDSON &
Johnsons attracted purchasers from
far and near. One purchaser came
from as far as Appleton, and made
extensive purchases Wednesday.
Rev. George Kase. the German
Lutheran minister. has accepted call
to a church at indianapolis, Ind. but
will not leave acre until after easter.
Further details will be given later.
Every one is invited t. the Is cent
coffee lunch at Mrs. l. l.. Conright's
next Thursday beginning at ) O'Clock
until all are served. Given by the
second division of the ladies aid.
The Waubay boys basket ball team
came down for a toss up with our high
school team last Friday night. but were
beaten to the tun of IS to 10. Last
Tuesday Il boys vent down to Orion
vile and whipped the team Of thatcity
with a score Of % to 10. Our high
school girls team went up to Webster
under the escort of Miss Nutter Friday
and in a hard fought contest lost to
the Webster girls. the score being 22
to Is.
Pare Colorado honey ia the
comb at McColIum & Thirsk's 5.
Miss Kate Schuacke, post
mistress Of Big Stone City, was
visiting Milbank friends Friday
Tue little baby son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Williams was quite
seriously i'll the first Of the week
Mrs. Port still has a few choice
coats left which she is Offering at
cost and it will pay you to buy
now.
Valley Queen -four 81 80 per
sack at the mill. Every sack is
guaranteed. Grant County Mil
ing Co.
F. B. Roberts has been at
Sheboygan, Wis, during the
past week attending to business
matters.
Joe Roggenbock left Wednes-
day for a trip to points in Iowa,
Wisconsin and Illinois on land
business.
Mrs. Gus Yonker of Big Stone
came up Tuesday on a surprise
visit to her daughter, Mrs. A.
NJ. Nixon
Robt Nichol has been mail car
rier on r. F. D. No. 2 for a week
or SO past, owing to the illness of
Mr.. Porter.
Miss Bessie George came up
from Correll Tuesday and was
the guest of Milbank friends
over Wednesday.
Arnold Jurgens and wife of
Big Stone have been visiting at
the home of their son George in
this city this week.
w. O. Storlie of Revillo was a
Milbank visitor Monday while at
tending to some business mat.
tiers at the county seat.
Mrs. Ada McClay of Montevi-
dec came to Mllbank Tuesday
for u visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Nj. II. Wiseman.
John Ecklund of WilmOt was q
caller at this Office Friday last
week on his return from a visit