The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-09-08
Summit

Geo. Savidge and family arrived
Saturday morning from Crypsdale,
Alberta, Canada. and will make their
home here this winter. Geo. recently
proved up 81 his homestead there.
Albert Mace. wife and daughter
arrived this week from Montana,
where he has been 81 his claim. They
will live here this winter.
Mrs. Trap is here this week. from
| her home near Milbank, visiting with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. McCloskey
Mr.. McCloskey Is able to get around
again, but still quite weak from his
recent illness.
A. l.. Wiley, who has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Reed. north of
town the past week, returned Sunday
to his home near Elrod, 5. d. He
took his grandson Ernest Reed with
him to remain this winter.
Sam Matteson and wife of Twin
Brooks visited here Sunday.
Hon. G. II. Lein and wife and Olaf
Moe and wife and Miss Nora Bru-
stuen autoed to Lily and spent the
Sunday with friends.
Club Riley OF Milbank visited
here Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. Lois Dunn and son Wendell,
the Misses Nora Parish and Jane
Smull autoed to Hartford Sunday.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Brooks, Miss Smull and MIR. Dunn
autoed to South Shore.
Allie Arten Of Pennington had a
haI ,,ox,y =, Meade, ,roo~~ r.h;lo
in town: his wagon was badly wreck
ed and one horse hurt quite badly.
The wagon was ~unoccupied at the
time.
Harry Hicks Of Oseola called on
relatives here Sunday and drove his
cousin Miss Grain here for a visit
with Mrs. Hicks before leaving for
her school at Berthold, N. D.
Miss Emma Hicks went t 0 Webster
Saturday to cook in a hotel.
Miss Emma Legaard Of Bristol
came down Saturday for a short visit
with her sister Mrs. Shuler, who
left for Brookings Sunday. Mrs.
Shuler has sold her property here to
Jake Schad, Jr., and will move to
BrOokings and make her home there.
Oliver Tenney visited here Saturday
with his brother Chas. and left in the
evening for Watertown.
J. f. Watkins and wife autoed to
Watertown Thursday.
A number of friends gave a farewell,
party for Mrs. Chas Woodward
Thursday evening at the home of Mr..
i --J No L. VN~Hl-, n- ~--.-
ed her with q token Of remembrance.
She left with her son Ira and daugh-
ter Neva for Brookings by auto Fri
day morning.
Ole Goserud and wife Of Pullman,
Washington. are visiting here with
his sister, Mrs. John Lnstafson and
family of Pennington.
Miss Louise Baker and mother are
expected here Tuesday from Mime
apolis, Mrs. Baker will remain, for
the winter and Louise will spend her
vacation here.
What came near being a serious
loss by fire occurred Saturday evening
at the Burdine home when the young
est girl struck a match on the window
casing to light a lamp and set the
lace curtain atire. Before Mrs.
Burdlne, who was occupied out doors,
reached the house the curtains were
consumed, the ceiling and couch afire
and IA sewing machine. She succeeded
in s~mothrring it with d blanket and
pail Of milk which We're handy before
the arrival Of help. and none too soon
to prevent a loss of all, as there are
no water works near or neighbors.
| unl tho hn,,ca a f.amn huilIirr With.
out much plaster. Nearly 3d. 90
worth of material vas destroyed for
Mrs. Burdine.
Wendell Dunn left Tuesday night
for St. Paul where he has accepted a
position in the Office of the president
Of the Northern Pacific company.