The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-09-12

Ye Editor and wife were among
the visitors at the Minnesota
State Fair last week.
BAIL Perkins had the misfor-
tune to break his collar bone in q
practice game Of foot ball one day
this week.
Arnold, son of F. E. Koepke
was taken to Aberdeen last week
and was operated upon for
appendicitis.
Hans Running came down from
Marvin Saturday to have DR..
Ferguson attend to his arm
having cut it with an ak.
Mrs. Chas. Burman from AL
berta, was visiting at the home Of
her sister-in-law Mrs. Chas. Suit
cliffe the first of the week.
Mrs. B. H. Liebing, came in
from the farm Wednesday, and
went down to Big Stone for a
visit with her friends at that
place.
Wednesday was the first day
of the open season for hunting.
and a number Of local sports
men were out in the fields to get
first chance at the birds.
Harold Mitoelstaed left Tues
day for Minneapolis and will
enter upon the academic course
at the state university at the
opening Of that institution.
A hand some little daughter
arrived at the home Of Hugo
Schwantes last Sunday so that a
boy and girl will shortly sit a:
the Schwantes table when the
dinner bell rings.
The Misses Laura and Anna Rod
gers and Mrs. Rodgers and Miss
Helen Johnson autoed over to Water
town and attended church Sunday
morning where District Superintend-
ent Boyce held the service.
H. S. Roberts, the travelling
man took a vacation OF a couple
of days the first of the week and
visited with the home folks. He
makes his territory now largely
by auto.
Thursday, Friday and Sat
: urday September 1870, Mrs
: Conrights millinery opening
will be the important days mex
week among the ladies of Mil
bank.
As will be sec by referenc,
: to the advertising columns thu
city council at q meeting Monda,
evening ordered an advertise
ment for bids for putting in the
new septic plant, and also gives
notice in ordinance No 1O4 Of thu
: levies for the several funds.
Knute Nelson Of Aberdeen wa.
in town last Tuesday. He hat
accompanied his daughter Bessi,
to the sisters school at Villa
Marie, Mimi, where the latte
= will remain at school during til,
!. coming year.
Frank Simpson, Of Danvers
. H.. who recently sold his farm
northwest of town, and who 70
e a number of years past ha,
been making annual pilgrimage:
II to Milbank. was here this weel
closing up his business matter,
in this locality.
! Have you registered2 D,
a. you realize that under the ney
: primary law you will be barre,
from taking part in the prim
d aries next spring unless you
al name is on the registration lis
5. this fall. In some countie
every voter in the township il
: a number Of cases has bee
- registered.
Many of our most successful
: business men + graduates O
= the Sioux Falls Business Colleg
~ Sioux Falls, S. Oak. and attrih
q ute theirsuccesS to the Thorough
training they receive at thi
70 splendid school. Send you
k. name today for catalogue an,
% special offer.
F. D.. Bailey. of Cedar Rapid
H. arrived here the first of the Wee
* and is attending to some Of hi
v, farming matters, he having larg
land interests in this locality an
S, also in the Corona vicinity. II
10 made the trip from his low
home by auto.
The Duel County Fair Associa
, alton is advertising its count,