The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-05-23

Mrs. F. W. Thorndike Of Big Stone.
is spending a couple of days with her
friend Mrs. Downie this week.
A. 6. Swanson drove over from La
bolt Wednesday with his daughter,
who was to take the examination for
school work.
Miss Zilla brown and Miss Annie
Jean Templeton entertained a party
OF their young lady friends Tuesday
evening at a six O'Clock dinner. and
an evening at cards.
Levi Schnabel has been down at
Minneapolis during the Week attend
ing the annual meeting of the Thumb
er Creek Mining company, in which
he is a director.
P. S. Russell, section foreman, in
getting OFF his hano- car last Monday,
fell and broke his leg at the ankle
joint. He was taken to the Ortonville
hospital yesterday morning.
Rains during the week have been
particularly heavy, and all field
work on the farms has been of neces-
sity discontinued. but corn planting
will he resumed now hat the sun is
out again.
Among our young friends from
whom we have received commencement
invitations is that Of Miss GLADYS
Irene Munro, who is one of a class of
two graduates Of the Wilmot high
school. The exercises take place on
the Both.
X. 5. Patterson, of Aberdeen. who is
travelling for q paint and oil house
was calling on his friend f. l.. Nell
son. Of the Herald Office last Saturday
with whom he had beer associated in
political matters in Faux county a
few years go.
Mrs. w. v. Yea ger and son OF Cal.
mar. Iowa, who had been out at San
Diego.Cal., spending the winter, stop
ped on the first Of the week for a short
visit with the G.. A. Golfer family.
leaving for their Calmar home
Tuesday morning.
Invitations are out announcing the
coming marriage of Miss Alma ".
Swanson Of Madison township and
Mr.. Carl V. Lindgren. of Marvin,
HE will take place at the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Swanson
on Wednesday,, June 4th.
c. +. Lindholm. who was a resident
Of Big Stone and Milbank n the early
history of the county, but who later
vent to some of the western counties
and acted as an immigration agent,
vas in town last Friday. He was on
his way west to establish his son in
business in one OF the new towns.
John karrigan, who has charge OF
the laying of the new ncr plat
form and walks It the depot, is a kins-
man of Chief of Police Sutclitfe, and
IS enjoy ing a visit with him while here.
His nome was formerly at Milan.
MINI, but he is now living at Aber-
deen.
Lars. q. Lnndqnist was in town
last Monday on his way to his old
home at Strandbnrg for a short visit
Lars reports that he is getting along
finely at Grand Alarias. thai there Is
a splendid business there and good
prospects for a railroad and rapid
growth of the town.
The Brown x Saenger company Of
printers. engravers and bookbinders
OF Sioux Falls, have issued their
1913 and 1914 state directory. Civ
ing a list of county officers of all the
counties in the state as we'll as the
stat and federal officers in South
Dakota. 1t is q very handy reference
sheet for any one doing business with
county officials.
IA. $. NOlkmar. once the meek and
lowly editor Of a country newspaper,
but who is now the business end CT a
Washington gold mine, stopped of
for q day last Saturday while on his
way to Minneapolis to attend the
annual meeting of his company. He
expects on his return west to stop 2
short time in Milbank and renew old
acquaintance.
+. +. Granger, the stenographer at
court last week stated that two OF the
graduates from the Granger Business
school 1T Ortonville stepped out of
school into good paying positions,
one Of whom entered the employ Of
Sloan, the concrete man, at a salary
Of S65 a month, and the other also Sc
cured as good a position.
Saturday evening Miss Amiee Nc
Donald entertained = number of her
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