The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-02-28
Frank McKenna of SissetOn,
was in town Monday.

was III Town MONDAY.
K. c.. Enquist of La Bolt was
in town Tuesday attending to
some business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Haacke
are the proud parents of a bright
little baby girl born last Sunday
The lady friends Of the Knights
of Pythias L making arrange
ments to organize a lodge of
Pythian Sisters.
We are making a speciality this
week of cut StringleSs beans
just like those from your garden.
lOc per can.
McCollum & Thlrsk.
Miss Rothwell of Little Falls,
arrived during the week to assist
in the millinery department of
Mrs. Fl. G.. Ports ladies furnish
ing store.
Harry Lindsey, of Aberdeen,
who had been as far east as Bird
Island to spend Sunday, stopped
off Monday morning for a couple
of hours between trans while on
his way back to Aberdeen.
One of the men working in the
cement gang nea Twin Brooks
named Lao George, fell from a
car yesterday morning about 9
O'Clock, and dislocated or broke
some Of the bones in his right
arm and shoulder. DR.. Fergu-
son has been attending to his in
%iuries.
The past week the ground has
been covered with snow for the
first time during the winter, and
a sleigh has been seen on the
streets once in a while during
the early part of the week, but
old Sol has already done for any
further ~ledding, and the autos
are running as usual.
Louis f. Lambert, of Renyiile
Mimi. and one of the early day
residents of Big Stone, writes on
a Carte Postale from Paris,
France, that he is enjoying a two
months vacation from his lum-
Der business, visiting his native
land, which he left for America
when but a boy in his teens. He
SAYS that relatives are fewer in
number than formerly, but that
there are enough of them to show
him a very enjoyable time in
Paris and his native France.
Dick Ohm of Summit was in
town last Saturday looking after
some business matters.
B P. Archer, of Mazeppa. was
at the county seat last Saturday
on business and meeting his old
friends.
Me.srs. Albert Llndahl, Roy
Nj tdera and Earl Owen went to
Minneapolis last Saturday to
make selection of an automobile
Mr.. and Mrs. Rix, who had
been having a visit from Mrs
Rix father. last Friday evening
accompanied the latter as far as
Minneapolis or his way to mis-
home at Spring Valley, MINI.
Frank McCrea, of the real es-
tate firm Of Harper Il McCrea,
Winnipeg, was IN town last
Saturday as the guest Of Ed Har-
per. He had been on a visit to
his parents in Kilborn, and was
on his way to his Winnipeg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Grafton.
of Breckenridge, we're Milbank
visitors last week Mrs Grafton
will be remem bered by Milbank
friends as Miss Florence Harper.
She was on her way to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Harper Of Kilborn.
Barney p schong was the vic
tim of q runaway incident last
Saturday while on his way home
aud before he left town. A boil
falling out Of the buggy let the
shafts strike the horse and
frightened him into a wild run,
and Mr.. Peschong was thrown
from the buggy into a pile of
snow near the Ed Harper home
on Fourth avenue. Fortunately
he was not seriously injured, but
the fall stunned him for a few
moments. The horse ran into
the Holbrook yard aud getting
the buggy tangled among the
trees, was captured there. The
buggy was pretty badly damaged.