The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-01-05

hemorrhage of the kidneys, and
has been confined to his bed
since. We understand he is
slightly improved this weeF.
George Smell, who lives a few
miles from Milbank accompanied
his son Samuel, to Hamilton
county, Iowa, Wednesday. The
young man is expecting to go in
to a harness shop to learn the
trade.
County Superintendent Purdy
and family have been enjoying d
a visit from Mrs. Brewster OF
Aberdeen, who is a sister of Mrs
Pnrdy, and who came Wedues,
day to spend "a short time in Mil,
bank.
NJ. L. Nicholson, of near Ort.
ley, a former Grant county man,
passed through town Monday on
his way to SiSseton to attend d
meeting Of the Board Of County
Commissioners of which he is IL
member.
Herbert Wells has taken up
the local agency OF Aberdeen
Dry Cleaning and Dye Works,
and anyone wishing anything IN
The ljne Of cleaning or dying
should notify him. O dets call
ed for ard de iVered.
SiIas SJen4el returned to
Br0okm9s lie first part of the
week, and this year viii complete
his three year course at the a2rl-
cultural college. He was accom-
panied by bis sister who goes to
Butler where they will both Wis
il friends a few days.
Sheridan Gardner. who receut
ly moved TO Amigo, Wis, says
that he likes it their very. much.
lie says he is employed cutNng
cordWOod and is arie to make
good wages at it. The family
are al We'll, and says that they
will probably stay there until
spring.
Mrs Schnacke Of Big Stone.
and her daughter, Miss KATE, he
the p0stmistfess we're New Year
guests of the Andrew Larson
family. MISS Schmacke reports
lnat she received a e year re
membrance from the department
ia a notice that the Big Stone
poStotfic &C had been transferred
to the third class list.
j r Trapp, of Marion, \ D.,
spent several days among old
: friends in Grant county last
week. Mr. Trapp is a sou OF ID,
c. Irapp of Marion, u of the
early settlers and a long resident
4 of this county, but who moved
to North Dakota several years
ago. Mr.. j. f. Trapp was look
l ing after some business matters
here.
Denny Sullivan, who had been
on ID visit to Milpank relatives
for several days. returned to
Minneapolis Tuesday morning.
Denny has recently been appoint
ed coach for the Minnesota Uni
versity base ball team, and will
+. con- mence this work about the
} middle Of next month. He is
taking a post graduate course in
the medical department of the
university.
|, Power Pllut-Last Thursday
while going home from school, c
NJ. Fonder's twelve year old boy
was jerked over ackwards by a
play mate which resulted in the
wrenching the ligiments loose in
: his ankle. The boy was hurried
~ brot to town and Dr.. Pearson
dressed the wounded Der.
, This is a warning to boys who
: like to indulge in this dangerous
. pastime of tripping backwards
!. over eno,her boy aud should be
strictly forbidden by parents.
r Mrs. G O. Aldrich, OF Moscow
idaho, in for warding her annual
contribution to the Herald cot.
fers, WI ties that the Grant county
friends out there have been hav.
ing reunions, all being at the Nc
Wreath's home on thanksgiving,
at Merton Aldrich's on Christ.
mas, to the number of thirty, in.
Guiding Mrs. Aldrich's daughter
= Ruby and her husband, and on
New Years the gathering was tc
be at the Dick Earl home. She
says 1--WE are having mild wealth.
t err, the thermometer showing 81
! above this morning, and there is