The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-04

DIG 00|OyAu8 o0ooVO y ssAOAt A4cs08p'
1t Simpson Park. and. taking in the
Chautauqua.
Read the special 20 per cent OF on.
all ulik-em canned goods in the
GRANDSON l. johnson Co.'S. I'D. in
this weeks issue.
A fine little daughter was reported
by DR.. Jacotel at the home Of. Henry
V~andervoort in Alban township the
first of the week.
DR.. Linse returned from Iowa last
Friday where he had been to visit his
mother who had been i'll, but is now
recovering nicely.
Mrs. j, D. Smull of Summit was
down last Monday to be present at
the reception given to Mr.. and Mrs.
Kern, by the aid society Of the NJ. E.
church.
Postmaster Blomquist has received
his G. Q. D. blanks for the parcels
post and commenced the first of the
month to send the collect on delivery
parcels.
The Misses Clark, Esther Cochrane
and Anna Peschnng returned home
the first of the week for the summer
vacation from the Normal school at
Valley City, N. D.
Frank Fielding, who had been run-
| ! n r. tho ,pnx,inSr niof,,ro h,,ctnoSc Of NJ
Rachel at Waubay, is taking a cou-
pie of weeks vacation and spending
the time in Milbank.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Mills are making
arrangements to go to Spirit Lake,
Iowa, for a visit of several weeks with
friends at that place. They expect to
leave ia a day Of two.
, Mrs. Chester Charter and little son
of Montevideo, were the guests of the
VIM. Thomas family last Monday
evening. They were on their way home
from a trip to Andever.
VIM. Schafer and family are max
ing their home at Simpson Park for
some weeks. Mr.. Schafer had been
for some time experimenting break
iUg on his farm ia the hills.
Leslie Homes, son of B. A. Holmes
) went out to Butter last Monday and
y will spend the summer or a farm in
= that locality, and thus get his muscles
= and general health braced up.
Aberdeen News: Miss Mary Hef
1~fernan of M;lbank left last night fol
liner home, after a months visit with
relatives in this city. Her grand
fmother, Mrs. I'll. Walsh accompanies
her.
q X Pierre dispatch states that Geo
& H. Pinckney, formerly of this county
and former deputy state treasurer
}. has been appointed on the state audi
tors force in the place provided TO
4 by the last legislature.
: Mrs. Fred Bonn returned last weel
from a visit to friends near Frederick
Brown county. She said that tn
small ~grainscrop in the country nortl
: of Aberdeen was pretty we'll burne(
up, and some of the selds were bein!
.plowed up.
DR.. Ferguson was at Wilynot Las
week assisting DR.. Harris in two
: Operations, Miss Emua Slaaia for thu
: removal OF aae lower portion of tn,
snine and Miss Nuc:a Dec reef sol
appendicitis Both patients are I'm
proving nicely.
Charles ard Richx I'd Baetell o
: ~ automa, Wis, who mad been up il
, NORTH Dakota near jamestown look
ing over SOME farm properties there
5 stopped of End spent Sunday witt
I tine Fred BONN family, who Are Ole
acc uaintances.
d 1T is cool o, the ldeaa picture show
Nr and Mrs. L. S. Massey ant
S daughter left for Miles City. W-sdnes.
nes6ay morning to spend the fourth
and see the wild west celebr atior
which is being put on in that frontiel
town.
i. Mics Mary Niehol has 0een attend
ing the state meeting of the Christian
Endea@or at Brookings this week
Before returning oome she will visi
!. her cousins in the Horton family a
Volga.
Franz Wendlan0. writes that he 1.
enjoying his visit to the Fatherland
He sends us a picture postal fron
New B~raGdenburg With view Of thu
: famous street arch, built to resemble 8
! huge pipe organ.
G. c.. Middlebrook brought home
from Minneapolis the first OF the weel
a six-cylinder, car of the Maxwell
Motor Co.. having traded in his form.
err ear for this one of the latest i'm.