The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-12-01
Local and Personal Paragraphs

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Beginning Monday Dec 4th. the
, stores will be open evenings during
) the month Of December.
We have a fine line Of Mems
Shirts, Bath Robes and Smoking
Jackets. Come and look then
$ over
Erlandson & johnson Co.
, Della Hall was made chairman of
, the membership committee. Stella
Riley ct the social committee, and
Alice Thorndike Of the devotional
committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. |. Lowthian
left the first of the week for Full
ton, ). D., where their son, Or.
George LoWthian resides. They
expect to return in about a week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Bowe
started Tuesday for Rochester
Mimi, where Mr.. Bowe will receive
an examination and possible treat
ment.
Oscar Clausen, the president of
the Milbank Light and Power Co..
was here over Sunday this week.
Mr.. Ciausen is chief engineer Of
the city Of St. Paul, position he
has occupied for a number of wears
past.
Mr.. H. A. Morrill,, the new pro-
pritor Of the city bakery, moved
his family from Sisseton to this
city the first Of the week, and
has become full -fedged Mil
bankite.
A gift that money can't buy, but
for you to give to friends and kin !
folk, the very thing. Your photo |
az Christmas will carry a message
OF thoughtfulness that is next to a
personal visit.
l.. h. Bentley Ct Minneapolis.
was visitor at his old home here
last week, shaking hands with his
old neighbors and companions in
arms. Mr.. Bentley is now engaged
IN mail order business, and SAYS
he is doing good business.
Thlrsk Bros. will have a supply |
of Christmas trees on hand for the
holiday season.
The Racket Store will be open
evenings commencing Dec |. |.
Pretty china, cut glass, ivory
goods, toys, every thing for
Christmas. Select Your gifts /
early and we will care for them
until wanted.
The Racket Store.
Mrs. ID. O. Harrington, of Wau-
bay, sister-in-law Of Mrs. Fred
Rockwell, stopped off here for
visit with the Rockwell family the |
first Of the week. She was on her
way home from Earlville, Iowa,
where she had been called to her
fathers funeral.
Mrs. Peter Carlan of Hettinger,
N. D., and Mr.. Larry Carlin, Of
Claremont, Iowa. kinsfolk of the
Mckernan and John Carlin families,
who had been visiting their re-
iatives here returned to their home
the first Of the week.
Mrs. j. f. Cotton of Minneapolis.
who will be better remembered by
Milbank people as Miss Clara
Whempner, was visitor at her
old home here for short time last
week. She was on her way back
to Minneapolis, having been to
Wilmot to attend the wedding Of
her youngest brother, Ernest
Whempner, who was recently marri
ed to Miss Matilda Raymond of
Wilmot.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Wiseman
are spending thanksgiving day with
their daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alpheus Hocum, of Minneapolis, ,
We learn that Mr.. Hocum and ,
wife were up in the northern
woods during the deer |
nunting season, and got some
venison, but on returning to their
nome found the water pipes had
oeen frozen and bursted, but owing
to the vigilance Of good neighbors
he damage was not as great as it
night have been.
DR.. +. j. Nav received in
diligence Of the death Of his sister
Miss Nellie Nav last week. The
'oung lady had gone from Owatonna Z
o visit sister at Grand Rapids.
Nlnn., arriving at that place on !
Monday, she was taken i'll the next :
lay and died Friday. This makes
he third death among the i'm '
Mediate relatives of DR.. Nav with
n the past four months the q