The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-01-08
House 10 Rent.-E,ght rooms.
Enquire of Mrs. H.. G.. Blood.
Local and Personal Paragraphs.

0tS SOSs
A little daughter was born t,
the Ed SackreIterfamily on the
county farm, coming as y new
years present on .he first day
OF the year.
j. w. Schulz, a land man Of
Orange City, Iowa, was in towr
yesterday. He stated that be
had ju 81 sold an Iowa farm u,
auctlun for $3.50 an acre.
Messrs. George Clark. and Lee
and Earl Gold cf Big Stone,
we're visitors in Milbank last eve
ming aud fr%aleruized at the Ma
sonic lodge.
Mrs. + l. Farnham and her
daughter, Bernice. we're visitors
among friends u, the old home
in Milbank for d couple of days
the first OF the week.
At a bowling tournament held
on Monday evening Andrew
Larson ana Butch" johnson
defeated Clint Christensen and
P IL. O'Heron in five games %
pins.
Miss Lillian Anderson. who
has charge OF the second grade
10 the city schools at Dell Rapids
has been spending Christmas
holidays With her mother and
sisters At home in this city.
Er win Selden, son Spence
Selden, Of Alban, who had been
home for the holidays from al
'ending the Granger business
college. left the first Of the week
for Aberdeen to resume his
At the business college.
The Henry Cunningham family
in MelrOse, were surprised and
delighted to receive q visit new
years day from Mr.. Ray Gun.
bingham, of Bawlf. Alberta. Mr..
Cunningham expects to visit at
bis old home here for q couple OF
weeks before returning north.
The Misses Ruby Riley. Amy
Green, Ann Peschong, Teresa
Suhr and Alodia Schumacher
returned to their school duties
at Valley CITY. the first OF the
week 10 resume their normal
studies.
Mrs. FL. Rour k, Of Nassau,
Mimi, who has been engaged as
saleswoman in the Erlandson &
johnson Go. store during the
two weeks sale, has returned to
Nassau. Miss Elizabeth Harker,
of Spirit Lake, Iowa. will remain
I, permanently with the GRANDSON
4 Johnson company.
Messrs Jake Miller and
Leonard Won Eschon, Of Morris
ton, MINI. were visitors at the
editors home for a short time
last Tuesday. They came up
from Orton vile and Big Stone
by auto. having been there max
ing a visit to relatives in those
towns.
The first Of the week the
Palm restaurant. formerly run
by the Johnsons, was taken
possession Of by the new pro-
prietor, Walter S. Mann, late
of Wilmot. whom we mentioned
as having purchased the
business last week. Mr.. Mann
intends to make some improve
ments in the service and keep a
first class RESTRAINT in every
way.
Thomas Bouck. jr. who has been
attending q boys academy at
Dubuque, but who had been
home enjoying the christmas
holidays with his parents, Judge
T. L. Bouck and wife left Tues
day evening for Dubuque to re-
sumo his school work. Tommy
says that he may not have been
homesick, but the Herald
Advance or any thing that had
Milbank On it looked good to
him during his exile from his
native town.
Albert Herried, of Summit,
was in town the first of the week
on his way to Sisseton to attend
the meeting Of the county com.
missioners, he having been
elected at the late election as the
commissioner OF the southwest
district. Mr.. Herried is a dem
ocrat and says he will probably
feel pretty lonesome as he will
be the only one OF his party 10
rhe court house, H. is m un-