The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-06-19
Local and Personal Paragraphs.

Just what you want for canning
Atlas E. Il. Seal Jars, at Adler's
Frank Lindquist Of Waubay was a
visitor in this city Tuesday.
w. G. Il. u. will hold a baking sale
at Schwantes store, Saturday June ~
Black cat Hosiery at a bargain at
McCollum x Thirsk.
Harvey Bingham, Carl Bleser
Dwight Ballet and Basil Perkins are
outing this week at the lake.
Christ Episcopal Church Sunday
June Fl, Holy Communion at $50 and
l0.45 Sunday School as usual.
Amos Young was down at Prior
Lake, Appleton and other points in
minnesota last week visiting friends
Those bargains still continue at the
Big Dissolution sale of Nc Collum and
Thlrsk.
Miss Mamie Mittelstaedts arrived
home this week from Minneapolis
where she is taking a course in music.
Mrs. +. l.. Nelson and little Miss
Gladys and Master Lester visited Mr..
and Mrs. Running at Marvin a few
DAYS the first OF the week.
Get your shoe repairing done at old
stand in the Lender building by &. a.
Peterson.
Otto Haur one Of the Oldest s~ettlers
in his county, and who lives on the
shores Of Lake Albert was a pleasant
caller at this office Saturday last.
Miss Florence Johnson departed.
Tuesday for Williston N. b. after
spending a week with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Johnson in this city.
+. w. Pope, If Minneapolis, ar.
rived the first Of the week to look
after his farming interesting in this
section.
Mr.and Mrs. Bert Nixson OF Mont
evideo were visitors at the home OF
Mr.. Sophia Nixson the first of the
week.
Miss Margaret Marten after a shor
visit with hOmefOlks, departed Mon
day to resume her work as q nurse in
the Mercia Hospital, at Chicago.
Chas Christman and family came
up from ortonville Tuesday to get on
the train enroute to Europe for a few
months visit with old friends and rel
atives.
Mrs. J. NJ. Tibbitts, who had been
at the old home in Iowa, attending
her father. who died last week after a
lingering illness, returned home Fri
day.
Miss Ethel Fleming, who has been
attending the state university at Ner-
million arrived home for the summer
vacation last week.
Miss Maude Farnham was a pass
enger on Tuesdays train from Corona
Col, where she has been teaching, for
a few months visit with her mother at
Waubay.
Philo Throwb ridge an old timer Of
Alban township but nov living in the
state of Kansas arrived this week for
a sojOurn with friends and relatives
in this vicinity.
Vic Carlson who been up at Neben
doing the stone work on the new brick
building for the First State Bank of
that place, was down over Sunday at
his Milbank headquarters.
Rev. and Mrs. II. B. Johnson and
lite Miss Catherine arrived Tues
day from Minneapolis for a visit at
the home Of Mrs. Johnson's mother
Mrs. &. A. Erlandson.
Frank and Roy Burkhardt, who
We're home to attend the funeral Of
their little brother last week, returned
to their work in Minneapolis the first
OF the week.
Mrs. j. r. Smith was called to
Nebraska Monday by receiving word
Of the death Of her mother. the anoun-
ment coming as a great shock to
her as she had not received inlelli-
gence OF her illness.
Chas Tenney and family and Mrs.
w. d.. Steele came down from Sum-
nit Monday and in company with
Fred Williams family are outing at
Hartford this week.
The season for Hail storms is
at hand. There has already been
q storm containing much hail,
and as soon as the grain is 6 to 10
inches high great damage will
result from hail. If your crop
is not insured, the first National
Bank will be pleased to show
you their special hail policy.
Mrs. Ed. Vail, who had been visit
ing her father, John Schwantes, start
ed Tuesday for her home, neal Nash
ma, N. D.. in what is known as the Fl
Peck reservation.
John L. Lillard, Jr. of Philadelphia
Divinity school, arrived Saturday
Evening, who will assist Rev. T.. +.
Siegfridt at Webster during the snm-
mer.
Vol. Bott, brother-in-law Of Fl. "A.
Schiefelbein came up from Clear Lake
Tuesday. Mr.. Bolts home is
in Donneybrook N. d and went from
here to several points in Minnesota,
before returning to his home.
Miss Hettie Maxfield who has been
teaching at WATERFOWL, and Miss
Hazel. who has been teaching at Vol
ga, are both enjoying their vacation
at their home here.