The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-25

Miss Rose Rush Of Montevideo
was q visitor at the John Heff
ernan home in Big Stone town.
ship last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Wiseman
were down at the cities for acou-
pie of days the first of the week.
where they met their son Merritt
Wiseman, of Duluth, and enjoyed
q visit with him.
L.. S. Hougan, the Wilmot bank
er was in town Tuesday on his
way to Nebraska, where he is ia
hopes of recuperating from an
attack of rheumatism. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Hougan.
Miss Marie Lockhart was suf-
fering from blood poison in her
arm last week. A slight scratch
on her hand became affected
while washing some colored
cloth in which the dye came out.
Peter Johnson, the son of John
S. johnson, who lives sou Invest
of town, aud who fell from a load
of hay and broke his ar q week
or SO ago, was in Monday aud
stated that the arm was getting
along nicely.
Will Roberts of Livingstone,
Mont, was visiting his old Mil
bank friends last week while the
guest Of his daughter, Mrs. Burt
Partridge. He left for Iowa &C
companied by his brother F. B
Roberts.
Mrs. Chas Molander, who had
been on a visit to friends in Chi
cago returned to Milbank Sun.
day morning, and will visit with
her mother and other friends be-
fore returning to her Washing
ton home.
Mrs. Mortimer Nixon came
home from Big Stone Monday,
where she had been visiting, aud
was accompanied by her aunt,
Mrs. Kuhn, OF Breckenridge,
MIMI, who has been spending a
few days with her during the
week.
Miss Barbara Beaulieu of
Browns Valley arrived last week
and was the guest OF the Misses
Cora and Pearl Norton until Mon
day. Miss Laura Anderson from
the same place has also been Wis
iting the young ladies at the
Leuschow home.
Messrs Voss & Leuschow, put
on the new steel ceiling at the
Methodist church this week, and
the painters are at work on it.
The pipe organ room has been
lathed and plastered and the
brick work on this addition will
be completed this week. G.
Skoog is doing the brick work.
Editor George Burt and Bank.
er G. w. Prey, representing the
intellectual aud monied forces
of South Shore, came over to the
town you II like last Wednesday.
The editor took the flyer for the
cities but Mr.. Prey autoed back
to South Shore before the cleo.
trio light was turned on.
Paul kOhler returned last
week from a trip to Iowa being
accompanied by John P. De Neui
and Louis Bodim, who have large
land interests in this section
He says that corn in Grant
County was better than any
where else along the line.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Reischke,
of Benton Harbor, Mich, kins-
people of John Roth. returned
from q visit to friends at Butler
Tuesday. and stopped off for q
visit with the Roth family before
returning TO their Michigan
home.
Alva Mcgowan went to St.
Lawrence the first of the week,
where he is to meet his grand
mother, whose home is in Cali
fornia, but who is on a visit to a
daughter at that place. She will
accompany her grandson to Mil
bank for a short visit.
e. H. Lindsey received a let
ter the first Of the week from
Mrs. Ruby Human of Spokane
stating that her mother, Mrs. L.
0. Aldrich had the misfortune to
fall and break her leg inst above
the ankle, and was suffering con-
siderable pain from the misfOr-
,,,na Tho Mllhank friends Of