The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-05-02
Local and Personal Paragraphs.


For SALE-Cottage at Linden Beach.
Apply to Martens Bros.
George Mitchell enjoyed a visit last
week from a former friend. Frank
Willard.
F. b. Roberts made q trip to Maoi-
son, Mimi, Wednesday, returning The
next day.
L. @. Levoy. Of Webster. was d
visitor in Milbank for a few hours
Wednesday,.
There will be services in the Episco-
pal church Sunday at I0:4j. Every
one invited.
Mrs. q. II. Hart and Mrs. f. Red
mayne. OF Corona. were visitors al
Milbank Monday.
Editor Mariner OF the Marvin Mon
itor was IN town last Monday solicit
ing advertising for his paper.
Rutabagas, parsnlps. Beet- and
Cabbages at ochwantes MercanilleCo.
Attorney Howard Babcock was
down from Sisseton Wednesday on
his way to Webster on legal business
County Attorney Geo. s. Rix wa
out at Aberdeen the first OF the week
attending to some legal matters il
that city.
The ladies OF the Catholic church
will hold a home baking sale at the
Racket store on Saturday afternoon.
May 3rd.
The Partridge Bros. OF the Milbank
Auto Supply company unloaQe3 d
ear load of Ford machines tie first
OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. S. Massey are en-
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Weir. o.
Newport News, Va.
Miss Catherine Wells. who has been
teaching at Hecla, MINI, has finished
her school term and returned home
the first of the week.
Miss Amanda Hanson. of Waubav.
was d visitor at Milbank the first of
the week the guest OF Mrs. {. Doherty
and Mrs. Frank Fielding.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Jones. OF VIII
mot, We're visitors in Milbank Satnr-
day evening on their way 10 spend a
day or two in Big Stone.
Frank Lowthian has decided not TO
return to, Canada, and has engaged
with the Foreman 4 Fora Paint com
pany. of Minneapolis as travelling
agent.
The Farley Bros. have the I. II. c.
gasoline engine. 1t is generally
acknowledged to be the most perfect
and durable gasoline engine on the
market.
Mrs. SIR. Gold and Mrs. IT. Gold
OF Big Stone were in town last Friday
between trains while on their way to
attend the w. G. T. Z. convention at
Corona.
w. r. Munrow, of Revillo. was
passed as a registered pharmacist by
the board of pharmacy at the ex amin
alton of q class of forty At Brookings
on the 28th.
Mrs. F. Paddock entertained a doz-
en- neighbors last Monday evening for
Mrs. Smull who was an over night
guest and who left Tuesday for her
new home 1T Summit.
Mrs. Louis Hebert and her brother,
Mr.. John Malsad, we're called to Mon
trose, Mimi, last week by the serious
illness of their mother, who is quite
aged and was not expected to recover.
Miss Ida Emanuel has given up her
musical class, and Miss Helen Puder
istaking her work, andwill be pleased
to have any other pupils who may
wish to Join the class.
W. C. Ulrich was in from Twin
Brooks Monday, His son Fred who
is in the graduating class of the high
school, has been i'll with the measles,
but is now getting along nicely.
VIM. Myers is moving into his new
house over on the east side, and Geo.
Mitchell is about to move into the
Meyers residence on Second street
which he recently purchased.
George Pratt, the little son Of
Gerald Pratt, had two of his fingers
quite badly torn by getting them
entangled in the chain of a bicycle
last Tuesday.
Russell Williams, the little son of
Chas. williams fell down q few weeks
ago and injured his throat, and later
the injury developed into more serious
condition, and Tuesday morning it
vas thought advisable to take him to
the Ortonville hospital for On opera
ton. He is now getting along nicely.