The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-02-25

Mittelstaedt Bros.
Civic league meeting at the
library hall on Monday evening,
Feb. 20, 8 O'Clock sharp.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Heath at the Ortonville hospital, a
baby girl, on Friday. Feb. 18th.
Mrs. julius Fenner was a visitor
with friends at Twin Brooks for
several days the first of the week.
Mrs. George Crosby, of Sisse-
ton came down last Friday to AZ
tend the funeral of her friend, the
late Mrs. A. H. Bingham.
The Knights of columbus will
give a dance at Harmonic hall Fri
day evening, March 80 1t will be
the last big dance before Lent.
Mrs. II. L. Richardson Of Red
lands, Cal, mother of Mrs. Edla r.
Mcneil, arrived the first Ct the
week, and will make her home here
with her daughter.
N. Seabrands, OF the Twin
Brooks Horse Co.. was in town last
Saturday. He is advertising for
sale the we'll known Belgian horse,
Arton.
Messrs. c. j. Tice, w. +. Eman-
uel, G. +. Mills and Chas. +. Will
liams with their wives attended the
Trainmen's party at Monteyideo
last Tuesday.
w. II. Gaynor attended the mid
| winter celebration at Big Stone last
Tuesday. and incidentally talked
silos and good farming among
those he met at the gathering.
Mrs. Ed. Hendry. of.Waubay,
has been the guest of @Mrs. W.
Lueschow and Milbank friends. dur
ing the week, and yesterday Mr..
Hendry came down and renewed old
acquaintance here.
thomas Finley was called to
SWanville, Mimi, last Sunday by
the serious illness Of his father,
Henry Finley. The latter has been
living with a niece for a month or
two past, and is in a very feeble
condition.
Paul kohler, the landman, this
week sold a 100 acre farm ten
miles west of Sisseton to Rev. j.
Lambertus, of Parkston, which
indicates that there IS going to be a
lively demand for real estate this
spring.
The Misses Lavina and Ethel
Lee, who have been living in Wash
ington state for several years past,
arrived at their old home here last
week, and are visiting the family
Of their brother, Earl Lee. They
expect to return to their home in
Seattle in a week or two.
Invitations are out for the we'd
ding Of Miss Mamie Gretchen Nit
telstaedt and Mr.. Bernard c.
heopae, which IS to take place on
the 1th OF March at the home Ut
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
August Mittlestaedt. in this city.
Mrs. A. X. Crawford was Ut
Websteryesterday, where as district
superintendent she held a district
lodge OF the Rebekahs. There are
some eight lodges in the district.
which embraces the counties Of
Grant, Roberts, Day ana Marshal.
Miss Georgia Rawson, who i
teaching school in Melrose, upon
her return home last week wa
treated to a pleasant surprise Sat
urday evening when a large gather
ing of her young friends came II
upon her and enjoyed the evening
in a good social time.
@. p. Johnson, the Stockholm
banker, was in town yesterday, and
stated that a large number of his
friends have been urging hi.l to
present his name as a candidate for
county treasurer and he had about
made up his mind to do so.
Mr.. Cliff Hales, who recently
purchased the Comet theatre, and
is managing the same, has his son
Harvey with him, and the latter is
attending school here. They come
from st. Paul, where the family
will continue to live until spring.
P. O'Heron, is organizing a new
band, the first meeting Of which
was held last Monday evening
and organization effected. All who
wish to join the band are requested
to meet at Harmonic hall Monday
night, which will be practice night