The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-08-13
Archie L Palmer, manager of

was olCulluS Ills 1IIGIluS W Ulle
cigars the first Of the week on
account of the arrival of a fine
little 0 al his home Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Kjalmer Of Mitchell ar
rived last Saturday for a visit
to her sisters Mrs. Emil John
son and Mrs. }. "A. Jacotel, who
are spending the summer at the
lake. Mr.. KjAlmer, who has a
tailor business in Mitchell, will
come over to take his home in a
couple Of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Cramer,
who have been visiting with the
VIM. Jennings family for the
past month. left the first Of the
week 90 an excursion to Chicago
and points in Wisconsin,, and
from there will go to Hot
Springs, Ark, before returning
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Kelley Of
st. Paul came out from the city
on their honeymoon trip last
week and spent a few days with
Mrs. kelley's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Roggenbuck. The
young people went from here
the first Of the week to visit
with Mr., Kelley's parents at
Rochester. Mimi.
Mrs. Paul Jones of Monte
video, was an over Sunday Wis
itor at w. E. Let's home. She
stated that Paul had so far re-
covered from his paralytic
stroke that he had been able to
90 to work again on his engine,
and was getting along nicely.
Mr.. O. j. Coons started out on
a crop inspection tour last Tues
day morning, ana will 60 by
auto to Brown, Sphinx ard Ed
IHuuNS CouDuiCS, WICl IC Will
look over the crop prospects in
the various localities in these
counties before the wheat
harvest is started.
John Elucus, a Hungarian
laborer 10 the extra railroad crew
running out Of Twin Brooks was
hurt when the handcar jumped
the truck yesterday morning,
and was brought to the city to
have his wounds treated. Dr..
Ferguson took seven stitches ia
the mans scalp. He was also
slightly injured in the back.
II. II. Reinhard and family,
and Mrs 2. F.. Reinhard, par
ents of Mrs. w. j. Ferguson,
arrived ia the city last Saturday
afternoon by auto for a weeks
visit with the Dr.. Ferguson
family. Mr.. Reinhard who is a
brother of Mrs. Ferguson, is
secretary and treasurer Of the
Reinhard Bros. Auto Supply
House of Minneapolis, one oil
well known institutions of the
mill city.
Geo. Sayers, wife and baby
are visiting at Frank Sayers
home here. George was appoin
ted as assistant to the secretary
of state last year, aud is at pres.
ent occupying that position, he
also being superintendent of the
Congregational Sunday school OF
the capital city. 1t is now five
years since George wandered
away from Milbank, and among
the other assets which he has
accumulated during his absence
is a wife and little son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Under.
kamp of Alban, with their two
children returned Saturday
morning from Nashua, where
they we're called the previous
Monday by the death OF Mrs.
Linderkamp's brother, who
died at that place of heart
disease. He was 81 years Of
age, and leaves q wife and three
children. Mr.. Linderkamp
says that corn in this section is
further along than it is in
localities he passed through in
Iowa.
f. A. Orr of Leesburg, Mo-,
has been a guest at the Edgar
Kelley home. Mr.. Orr has
made several trips to this coun-
try in previous years bringing
apples from the south in the fall
OF the year. He says that many
Of the Missouri apple raisers are
cutting down their orchards as
not a paving investment and