The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-08-04
Summit
p. E. e. Lee transacted business
in WatertOwn Wednesday.

IN W8DofvOWn w 0On0ou0y.
Miss Letta Simmons returned to
her home at Nevada, Iowa, the first
OF the week. she has been looking
after her business interests In Summit
township. She will be principal OF
the schools at GslesberR. Illinois,
the coming year.
Mrs. Shuler returned Wednesday
from Brookings, S. D., where she
was in attendance at the funeral OF
her brother.in- law, MIR. Christopher
son
Henry Christopherson OF Summit
towr ship is still having Q great deal
of trouble with his arm and hand
from bloodpoison contracted several
weeks ago.
r. Binde OF Summit township fell
from q load of hay and d~islocated
his right elbow.
Mrs. Leo BLACKWELL came up from
Milbank Thursday morning on q
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ditmans0n.
Il. A. Sharf and wife and daughter,
Mrs. Elmer Herried autoed to Gettys-
burg, s. D., Thursday TO look after
Mr.. Shsrf's farming interests and for
. short visit with Mrs. Sharf's mother.
Mrs. L. N Larson and aunt, Mrs.
Legaard of Silverton. Oregon went
TO Milbank Wednesday for , visit
with the Fowler family.
Mrs. Coger OF Portland, Oregon. is
here on q visit to her brother Chas.
Parish and family; Wednesday they
visited IT Ortley with the II. M.
Taylor family, who are temporarily
living there while Mr.. TAYLOR Is
there with his railway work. Mrs.
Letta Davis also visited them.
Sunday morning o. II. Dingsor
Was riding on the running board OF
On auto, in jumping from it he fell
and cut . bad guash on his head.
Heidel lost : valuable horse in an
open old we'll in his pasture Thurs
day. The section crew managed to
get the horse out but it died next
day.
Nado Bros. drove to Peever Thurs
day on business.
Two special train loads of Knights
of Pythians passed thru here Friday.
Miss Lillian Egermayer of Twin
Brooks spent 3 few days in Summit
the past week.
c.. Strike was called to Strandburg
last Wednesday to consult with those
people in regard to installing . light
plant.
HNnn fIcnN hnn sod thr
Minder house from Antoine Jydstrup
and Chas. Watkins has moved /,
TO the lots south of the Briggs house,
which Mr.. Olson recently purchased
OF Henry Herried.
Jake Thompson was transactine
business In Watertown Wednesday.
Mrs. Lois Dunn left Thursday nigh,
for 9 visit with her son Wendell q,
Madison, Wisconsin, and from there
they will both 20 for q visit with
Everett Dunn and wife OF Iowa.
Mr.. O. Fosness, the operator here
~ the depot has secured q leave Oi
absence and has purchased the re.
mainder OF the Per Berg mercha ndise
stock and will Continue the business
here. Mr.. Berg closed the store for
invoice saturday evening.
Buttermaker Gilman and children
Gre enjoying . visit from Mr.. Gill
mans sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sands Of ST. Paul. Minnesota.
The electric dag has arrived and
been placed. and nightly raves it,
messago - overy ~pssser-by.
About ol0o worth Of work has been
pat - - section line road running
oost from town By The former Ray.
1Doo0 farm ~ LAST few weeks and
no0 y - rood "a anto road as any
= $50 vicinity.
ImsM. \. ladies served home made
im0DoD aod ORR Saturday AMER
mooo - Mn. Wards lawn ard real
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