The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-08-15

place in town these evenings.
When ordering flour be sure
and say Valley Queen.
Mrs. VIM. Schroeder, OF Mil.
YANKEE, sister Of Mrs. Paul Koh.
Ter, arrived last Monday morn
ing for q visit with her sister
and brother in Milbank.
Mrs. Densel aud daughter of
Montrose, MIMI. sister OF Mrs.
Louis Hebert, is visiting the
Hebert and Malsed families,
having come here last Monday.
G. W. Amsden has received q
card announcing the birth Of
q son in The Ralph Amsden fam
lily at Santa Cruz, Cal. The Mil.
bank friends ex tend congratula-
tions.
The Knight of Pythias have re
Gently painted the front of their
lodge building formerly Berkiu
building)and have put up the
initials K. of P. in large gilt
letters over the upper windows.
Mrs. G. E Molander. who had
been visiting at the old home
here for the past month, return
ed last Tuesday to her home at
Maiden, Wash. taking her young.
err sister Bessie, with her.
Mr.. Miles Hocum a former
resident Of Twin Brooks, but
who has been living in Mime
a )olis for the past II years, was
meeting Milbank friends last
Sunday aud the next day return
ed to his home Ia Minneapolis.
f. H Curle. who is night fore.
man of the makeup department
of the Minneapolis Tribune, was
a guest Of Grandma Hocum the
first of the week, and latter ac-
companied his wife to Marvin
for a visit to the G. B. Williams
family.
Mrs. Alphens Hocum and Mrs.
Shessler from Toledo. Ohio.
we're guests at the NJ. H. Wise.
man home the first Of the week.
Mrs. Shessler is the mother of
Mrs. A. v. HOcum. and this is
her first visit to this part of the
country.
Mrs C.. Ostrander, who had
been visiting Mrs. j. Hammer
and Milbank friends returned to
her home in Montevideo last
Monday. Master Harold Norton
accompanied her for a visit to
Montevideo.
VIM Mallett, who was a resident
Of Milbank some twelve Of four
teen years ago, has been here
during the week, to help care for
his wife, who is afflicted with a
throat paralysis that prevents
her from swallowing anything
except liquid food. She is stay
ing with her brother John Will
cox north of town.
Rev. Ernest Holgate, former
pastor of the Methodist church
here, spent a few hours between
trains with Milbank friends last
Friday. He had been enjoying
a vacation at Big Stone lake for
several days, and was on his way
10 Aberdeen to preach before
returning to his homeat Redield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Gold enter.
tanned a number of Milbank
friends at a house party in the
cottage at Simpson Park during
the latter part of last week, the
party on this occasion con
sisting of Mr.. and Mrs Chas
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs E D.
Thorndike and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Emanuel, all of whom report a
very enjoyable time.
A. G. Somers Of Summit. who
for q couple of years past has
been at Barnett, VT, settling the
estates Of his mother and q bro
Their who have died within the
past two years, returned west
last week, and stopped off at
Milbank last Friday on his wav
to Summit. Mr.. Somers does
not know whether he will remain
west or return to Vermont.
DR.. G o Goodman started
last Saturday to attend the tri
enDial conclave of Knights Temp
lar, which is being held at Den.
yer this week. It is expected
that some 40, 600 Knights Temp.
lur mill ho IN line Of this nothor