The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-19

Mrs. Robert Lewis and daugh-
ter ArlOwine are on the sick list.
b. Liebing aud wife made q
visit TO their cousin on the Big
Stone Ortonvilie fat on Wednes.
day.
Mrs. G.. W. Merry has been
quite Ill for a week or so past,
but is now improving, we are
pleased to report.
There will be a civil service
examination at the post Offices at
Mllbank and Revillo on March
18th. The examination will be
for rural carrier.
The ladies of Christ church
will hold a home cooking sale
at Blesers drug store, every
Saturday during lent, and com
mencing tomorrow, Feb Goth.
The ladies of Christ Church
will hold home cooking sales at
the Bleser drug store. every
Saturday during lent, and com.
mencing tomorrow, Feb. Goth.
Mrs. +. r.. Paddock. who
suffered from a paralytic stroke
a short time ago, we are pleased
to state is improving nicely and
regaining the use Of her limbs.
John Martens aud young
friends enjoyed a dancing party
at the G. w Martens home last
Monday evening, where a good
time was reported by the young
people.
A. w. Glenn came out from
Minneapolis Friday of last week
aud shipped his household furni.
ture to that city, the goods hav
ing been packed and stored here
since he removed from here
last year.
Mrs. II G. Port and daughter
Margaret left Tuesday afternoon
for Parkston, where they will
visit for a day or two with the
DR.. Port family before going to
Chicago. for the selection Of a
new line Of goods.
AT the district No. Is meeting
of The Rebekah Assembly held
at ApdoTer last week Mrs. A. X.
Crawford Of Mlloank was elect
ed Preside 1t. The convention
meets twice a year and The next
meeting is to be held at Britton
IN September.
A postal recently received
from " G.. Mcpherson. at Red
Cloud, Neb., says that both are
AS well as usual, but they great
ly miss their old Milbank
church aud other associations.
rs their social privileges in that
line are rather limited at present
Messrs. julius and Fred ard
Chas. Bracht left Monday night
f,r a trip to Texas, joining a land
excursion pal ty to that state.
They expect to be gone eight or
ten days, and may possibly in.
vest in Texas soil.
AS will be seen by ad in this
issue Luther Ravens has for
sale settings Of eggs of pure
bred Rose Comb Rhode Island
chickens. Parties wishing to
raise these tine chickens should
give him their order at once as
the supply will be limited.
Mrs. Otto Mosiman and little
son Elton will remain with his
aunt and cousins while Mrs.
Mosiman goes to Minneapolis to
made arrangements for their
home in that city. She expects
to return to Milbank and ship
her household goods from here
during the coming week.
Mr.. Ed Osmundson, who a,
one time was employed in the
Nelson drug store, but who for
the past seven years has been
out in Montana, is engaged as
salesman in the Schneider
Clothing house, but expects
IN return 10 Montana in a
short time. He was located in
tie Judith basin country.
Jake Schuerer of blooming
Valley township was down at
the county seat on business last
Tuesday. Jake sold his farm
some time ago, and with his
wife has been intending to make
a trip to his native country,
Switzerland, but the war con-
ditions in Europe are such that
he has been unable to make sat
-. g.