The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-05-30

crutches during the week, having
his knee badly hurt.
Esther Chapter .. f. S will serve
q $50 O'Clock dinner al the hall next
Monday. to which all members are
e xpected to be present. During the
a large class of candidates
Will be initiated.
Mrs. f. Emanuel went TO the hospit-
al at Ortonville Monday, and the fol-
lowing day underwent an operation
for appendicitis. She is getting along
We are glad to report.
Mrs. +. {. Oder. who has been Wis
iting at the home OF her brother. Geo.
Oebler. since the Evangelical confer
leaves tins week for Cavalier.
N. D.. where Mr.. Oeder is stationed
for the coming year.
Miss Lillian Hammond Of Havre.
Mont. arrived the first of the week
for a visit with her friend Miss Bessie
Downie. The young ladies were
school.mates at Hamline a few wears
ago.
Miss Hazel Copyright returned last
week from her visit to the cities, ac-
companied by her sister. Miss FlOssie.
who had been engaged in one of the
large stores in Minneapolis for several
Mr.. and Mrs. Gage and MIR. and
Mrs. Miller Of Groton came down on
Mondays train and took home their
ear which was left here during the
rainy season of last week. after the
ladies had attended the missionary
convention.
Mrs. n G. Fuller, OF Pierre visited
with her son Thad i. Fuller for a
couple OF days during the week. Mrs.
Fuller was on her way TO Portland.
Maine. for a visit to another son VINO
is stationed there as an officer in the
army.
viii Gavnor. the railway mail
clerk has received notice from the de-
partment that the leave OF absence he
rad applied for had been granted.
and he and Mrs. Gaynor leave Tor a
visit to the old home at Potsdam. n.
~. and other points in the east next
Sunday.
Miss Laura Rodgers returned from
the city the first of the week, where she
had been to complete arrangements
for the purchase of a 1913 Studebaker
car which she is buying through the
Partridge Bros. firm of this city.
Sheriff William +. Jennings last
week received notice from the pension
department that his application for
increase Of pension had been granted.
and thai he would receive So "a month.
He was a member OF company X Min
nesota Heavy Artillery.
Mrs. LeDnc. Of north Melrose was
IL town yesterday and had DR.. Port
reset her shoulder from a fracture oc-
fasioned l., a fall several months ago.
She failed to have the setting Of the
bone at the time Of the accident, and
the bone had to be broken again.
In an inside page We are running a
series OF articles on better farming
hy Prof. Hopkins. a soil expert and
and agronomist Of the agricultural
college at Illinois. These articles
vi prove Of special interest I, prac-
tical farmers. The first article is pub
lished this week.
Invitations are Out announcing that
the Wedding of Miss Stella Bernice
Ease. daughter of George w. Case of
WATERFOWL. TO Mr.. Robert Dunbrack
Jones. will take place at the First
Congregational church in WATERFOWL
on the evening Of Saturday. June 18th.
Mrs. NJ. B. Camp, of Pacific. Grove.
Ca. in RENTING for her Herald-Ad-
vance states that when they had dis
posed of their Grant county propert,
they had intended to discontinue their
paper. bat they found the old ties still
too strong to get along without
hearing from their old home.
Moses Kelsey. who has been at his
old home here in Milhank for a couple
OF months past. making some improve
ments in his city property. left the
first OF the week for a visit to friends
at Watertown and in eastern Minneso-
Ia before returning to his home in Ed.
monitor, Alberta.
+. Il. Haacke. a former Grant
county boy, now of Aberdeen. and r.
F. Sonstegard, of Sisseton represented
the north part of the state at the six.
.eenth annual meeting OF South Da-
kota Luther League, held at Canton on
the 10th and 18th. Mr.. Haacke was
made one Of the executive committee
Of the state league.
II. Il. Alderman and Z. Smith re-
turned from Rapid City on Tue sday.
having been away more than a week
attending the grand lodge l. 90. F..
md seeing the sights in the Black
Hills country. Watertown was cleo.
ted for holding mex grand lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. j. Rleser return ed
home last week from Wisconsin. where
they we're called by the death of Mr..
Bleser's sister in law. They state