The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-05-15

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Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Nygard.
George Thomas, who has been
foreman with the northwestern
telephone company at Sharm
NJ. D. writing that the weather
10 that region has not yet got
the spring warmth.
Mrs. Carl f. Stucke or Correll
came up and spent Sunday with
her husband in Milbank. The
latter is in the employ of the
builders Messrs Voss and Lues-
chow.
Miss Josephine kockx who
had been quite i'll in Aberdeen
was able to return home last
Friday.
Miss Grace Christie came
down from North Dakota last
week and was assisting her
mother during her fathers i'll
ness.
Rev l.. ID. Williams of Wood
Lake MINI, wife Was visiting
his brother, Fred Williams last
week.
Oue Of the marvellous pro
grams to be presented at the
Big Stone Lake Chautauqua this
| year /, "Wondels Of Electricity
by Louis Williams. Mr.. Viii
Jams carries thousands Of dollars
worth OF electric equipment. and
demonstrates wireless telegra-
| ply, and all the latest electric
| wonders.
Mrs. G.. E. MCGOWAN and
daughter Bernice returned home
yesterday from a stay Of severa
al months ia California. She
was accompanied on the home
trip by Mrs. w. 3. Saunders,
who stopped off at Lewiston,
Mont, 70 visit her daughter,
Mrs. L. Q. Yonker Of that city.
WAuted-A housekeeper, to
care for old lady. Apply to
A. 3. SMEDLEY.
Messrs. Thos. Dotson and w. r..
Holbrook have secured the agency
for this part Of the state for the New
Gas burner for cook stoves. and
they are arranging to place agents at
the different towns as well as to sell
the burners.
Mrs. f. II. Lindsey went to Mar
vim the first eff the week to visit Grand
ma Hocum, who is at the Chas. Will
Jams home in that plcae. but who is
qli tie feeble.
Mrs. Matilda Rossow. OF Breckin-
ridge, Mimi, who had visited for a
couple of weeks with Mrs. Pauline
Hemllng, was called to st. Paul by
a telegram from her son.
Mrs. J. Fanset, who had been visit
ing her son, George Fanset, at Bis
marck, N. d., returned home last
Tuesday. Her daughter, Mrs. f. l..
Farnham. accompanied her from
Waubay to her home here in Milbank.
6. 4. Foss has been suffering with
neuralgia IN his eye. and the first Of
the week had to quit his farm work to
receive medical relief.
George Lewis and family. who have
been living in OrtonVille the past
year. have moved to Montevideo to
make their home.
Judge McNulty Of Aberdeen has
been IN town during the week attend
ing court and says he has again got
settled to regular work in his law
practice.
NJ. Y. Eastman OF Wilmot accom-
panied his daughter, Mrs. Walter
Mann, and children to this city
Wednesday. They We're on their way
to Waukon, MINI.
w. T.. Raymond "a one of the
Summit visitors who was attending
court Wednesday.
Roy Cunningham left for Willow
Creek, Mont. Tuesday. near where
he has some farming lands.
Mrs. J. Pool of Melrose went over
to Stockholm township Wednesday to
Join her husband, who is breaking a
piece of land in the hills.
Mrs. W. /. Lowthian of Melrose,
went up to Summit Wednesday to as
sist in the organization OF a branch Of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society in connection with the Sum
init Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lowthian and
Miss Mary Lowthian. came over by
auto last Sunday from their home at
Watertown, and spent the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Lowthian al the
farm home in Melrose.
Mrs. S. K. Clark returned the first
OF the week from North Dakota, where
she had been visiting her daughters,
Mrs. Thorberg, of Bismarck, and
Miss Esther Clark, Of Valley City.
Let everybody who can possibly do
SO TURF out next Friday and help in
the good roads movement. You cant
give q day to q better cause, or one
that will be more productive of good
all around than the good roads o
ment. Lend a hand and let us make