The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-12-05
LEGAL and Personal Paragraphs.
All trim med millenary at half
price at Mrs. Il. G. Ports

National Bank? sl.oo will start it.
Anton Butke, who lives in the north
part of the county, and who had been
visiting friends in Minnesota for a
couple OF weeks, returned home last
Saturday.
Miss Clara Reischke, OF Butler. a
neice of Mrs. John Roth arrived last
Saturday for a visit with the Roth
family in Alban township.
The First National Bank has Safety
Deposit Boxes for rent. 81. 90 a wear.
Keep your valuables where they are
safe from fire and burglar proof.
Mrs. Ed. Neill and Mrs. NJ. CASEY,
Aberd. en- ladies, sisters Of Mrs. Web, J.
came to Miibank last week and enjoy.
ed their thanksgiving dinner with
heir si>ter's family and spent a couple
of days in Milbank.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jurgens of
Big Sto4e, who spent a few days of
the thanksgiving season with their
son George in Milbank, returned
home last Saturday.
Ben Moser, has moved in from the
farm in Alban township and will en-
JOY city life for the winter ,ccupyinp
the August Woitte house ia Bartlett's
addition.
Frank Lawrence. cousin of the late
Charles Thompson. who came TO
Milbank to attend the latter's funeral
last week. returned to his home at
Montevideo Saturday.
Mrs. w. H. Chard a called to
Hutchinson, Mimi, by receiving word
that her father had met with an
accident falling down several steps at
the court house in Glencoe while
attending court as a juryman His
hip was broken in two places. and as
he is a man of about 60 years of age
the accident IS liable to prove seriou,.
Steamship tickets on all Lines to
Europe for Sale at the First National
Bank.
Miss Josephine Kockx was
home from Aberdeen to spend
thanksgiving with the home
folks.
Miss Catherine Wells was
home from Hecla, this state to
spend thanksgiving with the
home folks.
Mrs. James Watson returned
from North Dakota Monday after
noon after a two weeks visit with
her sons at Mammoth and Bow.
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Van Walker
autoed up from Miller last week
to spend thanksgiving with
parents and also to be present at
the fortleth wedding anniversary
of this worthy couple
Everwear hosiery is still being
sold by Mrs. H. G. Port; when
ever used no other brand will be
satisfactory.
Ed. Medley left the first OF t. e
week on q journey to Portland,
Oregon, where he will spend the
winter with his son John Medl. y
and family.
John MADEIRA. Jr., left last
Thursday for Valparaiso, Ind ],
where he is taking q business
course in the college there.
Mrs. W. H. Gaynor has been
quite seriously i'll for the past
two weeks, SO that Mr.. Gaynor
has been unable to take up his
work on the railroad postal
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. Norton, OF
Browns Valley, Mimi, we're
visiting Milbank friends last
Tuesday. Mr.. Norton is en-.
gagged in the clothing business
at the Valley.
Mrs. F. L Fuller is enjoying q
visit from her mother, Mrs.
Howell, OF Frederick.
Rev. w. J Southwell # Orion
vile. preached in the Methodist
church last Sunday morning ard
evening, giving the attendai t
two helpful and inspiring dis.
co Rev. Southwell was for
many years in an Iowa confer
ence. and this conference at one
time included the whole Of Dako
ia territory.
Nels Paulson, who was employ.
ed at the railroad coal house and
round house for some time, and
who later had been working on q
farm, expects to start on q trip
to his old home ID Sweden this
week. Nels may possibly elect
to remain ia the old country or
may DISPOSE of some property
there aud return to America.