The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-09-19

noF SCuQleS IN the UOWQcr col
lege.
State Food Inspector A. Prest'
wick was in town the first of the
week and found things in Mil
bank in fairly sanitary condition
One million Dollars to Loan on
Grant County Farns-get full
nformatlo at the Office of the
G. L. Wood Farm Mortgage Com
pany.
Mrs. James Watson is visiting
her son Walter aud family y:
Mammoth, N. D.; and her sons
Eddie aud Dick at Bowman, N.
D. this week.
Harry Lindsey. who makes
his headquarters at Watertown,
was over for q couple Of days
visit with his parents and friends
during the week.
Mr.. Coons. of the abstract
office has leased the Bruce Mid
dlebrook home, and will shortly
move his family to Milbank and
take possession.
Miss Flossie Copyright came
home from Minneapolis to assist
at the fall openingof the Copyright
millinery stock, and will return
TO the city next week.
Mrs. Bruce Middlebrook enter
tanned a number of young friends
in honor of Mss Corinne Saun-
ders last Saturday when she ser.
we'd a most delicious luncheon.
Miss Ella Eastman, who has
been stenographer for At.
torney Xix has gone to her home
in Beardsley. and Miss Salmon
son. of Ortonville, takes her
place.
Mrs. Schiller, who had been
visiting her parents Mr.. ana
Mrs. E. S. Pride, with her son
and daughter for several weeks,
returned to Minneapolis the first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson, resid
enas near Montevideo, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Rev.
Tibbetts. The latter was their
pastor a year nr SO ago when
they lived at Yankton.
G. L. Wood, Jr., one of the
grad yates of the high school
leaves next Monday for Dakota
Wesleyan university at Mitchell.
where he will continue his studies
for the coming year.
The flower lovers in the Herald
office were made glad with a fine
boquet of asters and gladiolus
from the garden of Will Mount
who is a successful florist as
we'll as a fisherman.
Frank Rourk and wife and two
little sons were in town Tuesday
afternoon. They were on their
way from their home at Milwaa
kee to Lemmen where they have
some land interests.
A. G. Lender who had been
confined 10 the house for two or
three weeks past with liver
trouble, is now improving. and II
is believed will soon lie out and
around again attending to bus
mess as usual.
Miss Lois D. Snyder, who had
been spending her vacation in
Minnesota, returned the first of
the week, and has resumed her
place is secretary of the G. L
Wood Farm Mortgage Company
S. S. Lockhart says he has a
new variety Of snow ball bush in
his flower garden that blooms
twice during the season. The
bush was well-laden in the spring
duu IT, IldS COUI ulGuCCu W UlOS.
som again.
Miss Gretchen Bleser was hos
tess to a very happy luncheon
party last Thursday in honor of
Miss Corinne Saunders and also
her cousin Miss Harriet Bleser
who left on the afternoon train
for her home in Wisconsin.
Will Martens. Jr has been
compelled to quit Office work for
a time, on account of poor health
His friends are all hoping tina.
rest and outdoor treatment vii
bring him back to full health
again.
Alfred Thomas, the INSURANCE
man, is moving to Minneapoli!
this week. That was his for me,
home, dut he came out here
three years ago to look after bis
. farming interests northwest O
. town, and these he now consider
he has in good condition.