The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-04

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i Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nilsson, who
have been visiting Mr.. Nixson's
mother for . week or two past, re.
turn to their home at Des Moipes,
Iowa, tomorrow.
County Superintendent, Bonnie
Andrews and Mrs. j. o. Andrews
were Milbank visitors Saturday eve
ming, while on their way to Big Stone
lake for the summer school session.
Clerk OF Courts Purdy is taking a
q couple OF weeks of from Office duties
and enjoying the ch~autauqua at Big
Stone lake. Elton Sutclife has
charge OF the Office during h alb.
sence.
Dwight Williams, the little 0 Of
i%aundryman Fred Williams, let a
plank with a nail in it fall on his leg
last Friday, and had to have the doc
tor take several stitches in his limb to
close up the tear.
Miss Hulda Seide, who had been
| with her sister, Mrs. Andre at Aber-
been, for a couple Of weeks, returned
home yesterday. Mrs. Andre and
children accompanied her for a visit
to the Seide farm.
Mrs. Glen Martens of Pierre. was a
visitor at the Frank Paddock home
over Sunday last week, and accom-
panied Miss Jennie Paddock to Big
Stone where the latter went to the
summer school Monday.
The county commissioners are in
regular session this week. and on
Tuesday went out to the county farm
and inspected the new building. They
were we'll pleased with its construc.
ton, and the building certainly is a
fine structure, and the county need
not feel ashamed Of it.
Earnest Tomowske, a former printer
in the Herald-Advance Office, nov
married and located at Spokane,
working en- the Chronicle as ad man
in q private letter says that DIR. WI
Austin, also a former Grant count,
man, is his family physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Frick Of Aber
deem, the former a brother-in-law o
Jake Keller Of Grant Center, visited
with the Keller family for severa
days last week, while they we're OF
their way home from a trip to st
Paul, where they had been called b,
illness of a relative.
/ Miss Hazel Walters, a neice of Mrs
Will Enos spent Sunday with tn
Enos family. The young lady ha'
been attending the conservatory Q
music at Pullman, Wash. and is O
a visit o friends in Minnesota durin
the summer, her parents havin
moved to Washington.
George Zeigler was down fro1
kilborn township last Monday
g bringing his nephew, Tony Feigel t
4 town to take the east bound train fo
/ his home at Hopkins. Mimi. Mr.. Eel
: gel had been en- toying a vacation q
several weeks on the farms with tn
! Zeigler folks.
, Mr.. j. Noonan- who is farming i
, the vicinity Of Bismarck n. D., ha
: been visiting his friend, John Hef
eielan in Big Stone township, was u
at the cosnty seat Wednesday,. I'll
says that The crops propect in NortI
Dakota where his vicinity is yer,
poor.
A numbea Of the girl friends of Mis-
Mildred Kern gave her a farewell pic
mic in the Martens grove last Frida,
afternoon, at which time they present
ed her with a Milbauk pennant whicl
will he treasured by her as q pleasan
reminder Of Happy years spent in thi
city.
J Mr.. Orris and Miss Claire COnrigh
J who had been visiting at Grandpa l.
e.. Copyright $ home for a number O
weeks, returned to their home at Ia
coma, Wash, last Friday. Mr.. Con
right accompanied them as far as
Bristol Or his way west to get the old
soldiers train for Gettysburg celebca
ton.
While the inmates of one of the cal
hunks near the freight house occupied
bv a cement crew. were sleeping the
sleep that, follows honest toll, some
sneak thief entired the ear and took
! from the trousef pocket of one Of the
men SIS in currency. and took a new
pair of shoes and some shirts belong.
ing to others in the car.
Miss Marie Gable, of Wilmot, who
had been teaching the past year a,
Gardner. Mont, returned home last
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