The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-05-22

OWatonna, Mimi, last Saturday
night by the death of his broth
er Joseph.
The ladies aid of the M. E.
church gave a reception las,
Monday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. G. E. Mills in honor of
Mrs. E Emanuel who next Mon
day goes to her new home a.
Waubay.
Matt Malsed Of Kirkhovem
Mimi. uncle of John Malsed has
been visiting the latter during
the week, having come to attend
the funeral Of his nephew Louis
Hebert last week.
E. S. Knoles state fire inspect.
or Of the underwriters was in
town last Tuesday and with
Chief James Manlev Of the city
fire department went over the
business places inspecting pre-.
misses and suggesting improved
conditions where it was de.
mand necessary.
F. j. Paddock has purchased
the barn which was formerly on
the Bouck property and has hs d
1t transferred TO his lot on Sixth
street and will use il ia the con
struction of a residence.
Gus Kline this week has been
excavatlng a cellar for the cree,
ton Of a house on his lot on third
street ia place OF the one des-
troyed by fire last winter.
j. D Burkhardt WIS called to
Minneapolis last Friday BY re-
oeiving word that his son Frank
was operated on for appendicitis
The young man is getting along
nicely, and was able tobe around
again this week.
Mrs. w. E. Let's left yester.
day for a visit to friends at Ionia
Mich, her former home.
Mrs. Otto Huber and children
left Saturday to spend the sum-
mer with relatives in Minneapo.
lis, Redwing, St. Cloud and Rice
Minnesota.
Mrs Walter Burress, a form
er resident of Milbank, now liv-
ing near Carthage, this state,
was visiting friends IN this city
the first Of the week.
e. L Rise of Madison, MINI
was a visitor at Milbank Tues
day, having been over at his old
farm in Adams township. now
occupied by his son.
Miss Ethel Flemming. of this
city, who is a student at the state
university at Vermillion, has
been selected as one OF the young
women's debating team at the
university.
Among the new cigar-makers
employed in the Nelson Cigar
factory that have arrived lately
are O. NJ. K%nutson. Gust Hirth
and Alfred Hollsteir Of Minnea-
polls
Chas. McWaters, deputy post
master, has been laid up for sew
eral days with the humps. Mac
says he thinks he has had the
measles. so that he will be IN no
further danger after this trouble
subsidies.
II. A. Schiefelbein left yester-
day for Springfield, MINI, to at
tend the funeral of a sister-in-
law, Mrs. John Bot, who died
the first Of the week from iniur.
les received from a gasoline ex-
plosiOn.
OOIlI ANIASOus Ol4C vi lHc OONS
who grew up in MiIbank, but
has been living on a homestead
near Kaiser, writes that he has
recently purchased a meat mar
ket at Lieth, n. D.. John worked
for some time in the Henry
Schafer market in Milbank sev.
ereral years ago.
Nh and Mrs Oscar Lender
from Los Angeles, Cal are maxi
ing a visit 10 their cid home iii
Milbank. Mr.. Lender one of the
young men whose early life was
spent in this city, and Mrs Len
der was for several wears engag-
as sale~lady IN the Erlandson u
Johnson store, and both are en-
joying their visit to the old fam
liar scenes. Mr.. Lender is en-
gagged in construction and build
inc work in Los Angeles. and