davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-07

@aIters alnitgo!leric, on Der gde
uon Charles lnO Gcntre-StraBe.
n9romo Selber.Eburm," an Der
@de BON 9omboro- unO @ltap-Str.
DGoIuaItD.Eburm" on Der 9alti-
atore., nabe 9Iort5. .StraBe.
.gnod @rott.6rcibibIiotbet"
(Gentrallieue), an ser @lnIbcrry-
StraBc, nobe DER Got6eorol-StroBe
.Sdladjten-@ -@ommeut," i'm @to.
aumcnt.Square, erribtct in 9e5ug
oes Sieges Der Sdladt bel gIortb
Boint.
.lluion SolOicrs' & Sailors DO
numcnt" i'm 3ruiO Sill.Barf.
columbus 0lonumcut" an
01ort6 glpenue mo @ronowaD; Wnr'
Sc i'm Sabre 1892 errihtet.
oG6omas @ilOep.WlomImert"
am 8rooOpoU. nabe ser SaDette-Str.
Stohlc bon @eor9c @aiDington-
i'm 9ruio Sill.Earf.
Statue BON Sol. @iIliam S.
@atiou-an Nlt. 9loOal.9IDeuue lmo
2auoole.StraBe.
nSamcs 3. HiOgelp-W@onnment"
I'M &orlcm-Earf.
Stotuc BON Sen. Sobn &c. Sooo
-on @oltimorcsStrdBe rnO Sop
fins.Eloce.
Statue BON Sir @iliam @auoce
i'm 1rldo Sin.9arf.
Statue pon Cornelius @alDcrt-
All ct. &oul.StroBe, am @ingana
sum @eribisgebouOe.
@1onumcut ouf Dem ylortb NoIut
S6lo6ticIoe.
@cod6tniBtaTel an Der Yianer oes
ct. @ouls. .6rieoDoieS", Dem YloBe
poIcl6It Die @eiallenen Scr 9ieooIu'
ton ino Ocs aricoes bon 1912 BET
gciebt murDcn
,Wionument fir Oie SreiipilIigen
ocs Gricgcs bon 1912" I'M Sort
DlcSenrp.
@eoddtuibtcieI an Der nSt.
@oms Stride sum Anoerfen an Ga
pitan glidolas Slllrton @oore nnoe.
brdtt.
@eo16tniBinfcI am Maoilon-9lpc.
Ginaona 5luu 0ruiO Sill.Earf; gum
gluoenfen an ben aouf beg Gruio
Sills aneebrodt.
pGSgar 9tllau &oe @coGdtniBta.
iel"-m mGblrd Some & SnfirmarD. ="
@eriHts0e6duoe. pcINes $1,000
600 foItetc, al Ser ct. PouI- unO
2crington-StraBe.
nllniperIitD Club" Charles tno
MaoiIon.StroBe.
,aep @eoddtniBioiel" - on DER
Moucr oer Mt. @ernon Ylace WletDo'
oiIt Gpiscopnl.airde.
,WlcmorioI to Patriot Of TIE 9lc.
pollution" -por Der Dlt. 9loDol Sta-
tion.
9leIte bon grOarbeiten Der 6eoerol'
Comps i'm giirger-9rieg -uabe Dem
W2oOiior 9loelnie gingang 5unn
0rlio Sill8arf.
.@6orlcs Gdrroll GeodhtniBta'
fcl"-om gorroa.9laniion an Der
2ombarO.StrnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-07

seitQrH Morgcll an Ocr W}arDlouo-
9lpeuue in GrisiieIO, O}o., BON 5encr
augcgrifien lnO iielen bier @Guicr
0cn Slanmcn sum 0pfer. GoS
3eller brad gcgcl 3 llbr NloreenS
ous1 5u weIder 3eit Elm frditigcr SIC.
aen iicl DER ieOo6 Oen 6lommcn
nidt Giubot gebieten fonntc. Gin
ltorfeu @ino trie6 sic 6lammcn ouf
0ic. onareNSen0cn @ebGlloc, pcldc
nitgt bon scr 6eucrlpc6r er6aItcn
bIeihen folutcll. Grit nob 5pciitiin-
0iger glrbeit gelang es, ser 6Ionmcn
6crr 5u per0cn Ger ungeridtetc
S6nocu lit betrohtlid.
2ieB ltd iibtcrfobrcn.
Sal ielhiim6rocriidcr 9Ibiidt iproug
ser 30 Sabre olte StaniSlauS Dies
5eruosfis Dor cincn 8lg iuclhcr
ebeu I'M 9cariii mar Die Stotiou
Godensoile nocb Baltimore 5u pers
loiielL Ger W3onn mtrOc entieslid
0critiiumelt, ga Der gon5e 3ug ii6cr
i'm binpcg fn6r. Ger 2e6eusniioe
eriHien ipieoer6olt aui 0en 9abnbof
iuno giug nerpos bin uno bcr o6nc
nit irgenO SSealono 5u ipreden aur5
nad If llbr 9lbeno eridicn SlcS5e
woSfis ipieoer ouf oem 9abnboi mo
ltellte iid 6iuter Dem 9abnge6duoe
auf. glls ii1 Der 3ug cbcn in Semc
gilng ieste, ipraug Ger Nlonn bintcr
Dem 9obngebdlloc Dor unO oireft Oor
Die Sofomotipc. S6nc eincn Saut
bon li6 81 geben. lplIroc ser 2ebenSs
Nmii0c iofort getootet, ino iciu 2eicb
nam aifgeflluoell oIs ser 3ug be-
reitS iiber ibn biniortgeio6ren mar.
Ser Coroner itellte einen ouf Selblt-
moro loutenocn Gootenidein ans
Sranf GnrboliGnre
Ges 9e6eus iiberoriiiig cnoete6rc
oerid &. W}oorc, aus Gitm6erlouO,
@0, in SagerStopn, @fo, iein Sc.
ben ourH Grinfen bon Garbolidure.
Sic &eicbe Oes Wlanpes ulroe al ei-
ner Wloucr Der l@eItern 0larDlonO
Faiiaoier.St 9eillnOeu imO gin9
lein 9tome aus elmer 9loti5, 0ic cr in
Der Salbc truq, hcroor. Wioorc mar
ciu 9lngeitclltcr ser gBeitern WlorU-
lonO9a6n IN GtmberlonO lulo bottc
eni ie6r outer @cbnlt, 93iHter Qou6,
Der ltellOertretenOe Coroner, itellte
einen ouf Sel6itmoro lautcnocnEoO-
tenidein ans. Gin 8ruoer ocsSelbit-
moroerS, George 6. Mloorc, ser bon
Dem gorfna 6enoHriHtigt purOc,
ianotc sic 2eihc nadb Gonneasoilc,
%ay 3ur 9eeroi9lug,
is SABRE y3udt6ous.
Ser oes Wlor0cs I'M 5loeiten @roo
ildulois befunoene 9legcr Goris 9ert.
lep, mel9er ben GoO lciues 9foiic9c-
lpoiien @rneit Bright perlria6t 6ottc,
mo oieierbaI6 Dor ocn @eidmorenen
ocs Greis9crihteS in 9lodpiQc, Ylo1
ltanO, ipurOc 5lI Is Sabre 3udtbauS
Deruri6cilt 9lidter Goiuoro Yeter
fontc oicicS llrt6cil
glbuuucnteu. bic ben ,,penHnrn Gotrefppn.
Ocrtcu" uidlt pnufiltdl pDcr uurcqelMd0ig ers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-07
9la0ifaIAeiIllna 0er glerpenl0pdAe.

Sdwode nerooie @crionn gepoat Soiimngsoaet uno
idcttcn GrGume crid0pfcnOc guslc @nt Jicr mo Sopt
iAmcn Sooosoa Nbuobme 0cs Gcbors mo Der SDroit &a
torrb Nloen0rider SMbucrIoping WOgtcit Grobc 3erA
Scrsflopie Wrubeflcmuu.a Au0ldfci no Gribm cobrcn
aus Dem SnacuOrCnno" ale OIgcH ngnOliAr &crirrnugcn
oran6id in r5ccr c Strifurcu GamcUn %Bmus, Arampi
gcleli wcrOcu
1ns nicanc anaq,
20 IN SreH
acu6cu @rpataIiui', i87 Caf ~ srr Mcm guri y. 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-07
SOIpitaler.

Baltimore glugcn-, 06ren- uuo
SoIs.Soipilal". CIR. G25, @..6rani.
lin.StroBc.
,Wieolcr & Sellmm Sanato.
RUM gir. 1924, gloro.G6orIes. Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-07
MnIpieInna

N uScl bnbc 5u 0tm 0errn bort Drills
ben frat5oiilob gelprodlerL uber CT pcre
iiauo mid nicbt
g. .2oS gIai6s idg, er iit ia aArg
DfMl3cle. 4,r.-- gsy Rv rl,~ ~ 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-07

glbuuncntcn. bic ben y1enHmrn Gorrcppn.
oenten" ninlt pRnttlld pDcr unrrgelmdhig er
Falttn, hno gcbrtcu, Der ciicc DauUn yer ECle.
ass'n n6er idiriHlih Msiitheilnna Al mnmru
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-24
RETURN TO OLD
HOME FOR VISIT

The Gainesville (Texas1 Register in
a recent issue printed the following:
AR. ana Mrs. Ben S. Brooks OF
Chiehasha, Okla, are here visiting
their daughter. Mrs. KAY Halsell and
family On East Pecan stree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks are old tine
Gainesville folks. having resided in
this city many years up to the time
they moved TO Chickasha, II years
ago. where they have since resided
Ben was out among the old time
bows today. shaking hands. cracking
Jokes and casting rays Of sunshine on
the bunch. just as he did when he
was one OF Us in the bailiVick. al
ways a hale fellow well met. Th'
whirl Of time seems to have had very
little effect on Ben in way Of youth.
ful presentation as. apparently. he is
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-24

no older than he was many decades
ago, still good looking kid-like, spry
energetic, active and gay as he was
in the long ago when he used TO beat
every fellow in the race for city
treasurer in every campaign pulled
off in such contests, for a decade OF
lacre. But he is out Of politics now,
las been for many years. and has
built up a most thriving and paying
business in Chickasha. and is now
comfortably located on Easy street
with plenty OF time to visit his child
ren who long since left TIE parental
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-24

cna'aiities, aggregated 3l0.5I0.0 .02z
aonnes, and though ths snal govern.
ipent import statistics may modify this
somewhat they are a close approx.
nation Added to the domestic clip
fer the season they give a grand total
of more Than 800. .leC 900 3anncS.
The fisures demonstrafing Dostcn.s
importance as WOOL mar; are basel
upoa sas sites Of receipts compiled bv
The Boston Chamber Of Commerce. The
total sure for Boston is S92.11a ss4
pounds, which represerts Bostra's
w''o' sales for the wear This is in
excess q the qulntitv ii vr.ol han
died n any other city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-24
DOTS FROM BUTTON.


Miss Bernice Brown spent the day
with Miss Lena Hurst last sunday.
Henry Cornett will have an auction
sale at his place on March 2. He IS
preparing to move to cuerro. New
Mex.
Mr.. Pa1key, the new preacher.
preached an interesting sermon to a
full house Sunday morning and even
ing.
Miss Cora Tippeu leaves the last of
this week for Colorado. where she win
make an extended visit with her
brother.
Misses Rose Wamsley and Mary Ora.
ham Of the o. c. " and Miss Hazel
Winder OF the c. H. S spent the
weekend in their different homes
here
Mrs. Len Parnes of FL Reno is Wis
iging Mrs. r. L. Barnes and family
here.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Ensley o:
Chickasha, were visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Aker, last week.
]. C. Smith shipped cattle TO Fort
Worth, Tex, last week and this week
Mr. Longsden shipped two cars Of fat
steers 10 market.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-24
ALL RECORDS FOR
WOOL BROKEN
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
BOSTON. FEB. 24.-AE previous
records for the amouns of wool han
died IN this country were broken "A
-st5. according to the textila records
1csi complied here and VIXEN the final
sististies become available It probably
will ae shown thst Bostol has super
eeesd Londor as the worlds greatest
single wool market
: London seldom sells more than .
mi.s.cn bales annually. or not much
IL excess Of s5eu0o.oos pounds. and
tae eorrec1 figures for 1915 probably
VIII dicclose a smaller amount I'm
ports &c the United states based r.sou
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-24

jim NoTgaa was dangerously injured
III working at the corn sheller last
! seek. He became entangled in the
'machinery and was badly cut on the
arm and back.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-24
GETS WIFE BY ADVERTISING
Sirvtrsia Man Carries on courtshIp BY
Mil and Then Marries Woman
IN Indiana.

Hymera. Ind.-Thonas Bond Bu-
bhanan, aged forty-ive. q wealthy
farmer Of Petersburg. Vs.. advertised
for wife and he found one. After a
few months Of courtshfp by mail he
came here to see his sweetheart Each
vas pleased with the others manner
and appearance and they were mar
RED. The bride was Jennie Stewart.
age forty-three-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-24
Empress Theatre Tonight

Six cars OF corn were shipped out of
Lucille last week. The fine cars 5f
shelled corn, consisting of $500 bush
els. brought % IA cents per bushel
and the car load OF ear corn brought
So cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-24

Our acquaintance has been quite eX'
tensive among town people and coun-
Try people and we believe the Hay
seeec' controversy is a tempest IN a
teapot. There is not the feeling oi
antag9nism socially that these writers
picture. OF course. every one knows
that the rate Of true refinement Is
Just as great in the rural districts
as in town and instead Of the imag-
mary breach being widened it should
be closed. Much enjoyment would &C
crue from more interchanging Of Wis
its and it would be real beneficial 10
both sides With most people.
True politeness is to GS and say
The kindest things in the kindes-
way"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-24

nome and went out into the world and
assumed yocations OF their own. And
in addition to this pleasure. he has
plenty OF time to devote to piscator-
ian sport. in which he is past mas
ter, and if any Of you Young nimrods
Of this city doubt his artistic efficiency
il that line take him out to the
big lake and give him chance to play
tie game. He viii make good
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-24
censHsatIan

When costive or troubled win con.
stipalon take Chamberlains Tab.
iets. They are easy and most agree.
ahle in effect ObtainabIs every.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-24
Grape-Nuts

Made of whole wheat and barley. it contains ali the
nutrition of the grain including those vital elements
phosphate of potash, etcwhch indispensable for
perfect balance of body brain and nerves and for ward
ing off disease.
This food ready co eat is economical and de-
hcious. Digests quickly generally in about one hour
and is full of health making goodness.
A ration of Grape Nuts along with other foods has
started thousands on the Road to WellviIle"
"There's a Reason"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-24

Miss Bernice Brown spent the day
with Miss Lena Hurst last Sunday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-24
In Building
A Highway

you would build for ecienct service NOW and for gen
eratons to come.
The Road to WeIvie" is built that way And the
password to that road is right living in which food
and drink plays such big part.
More and more people waking up to the need of
banishing from the dietary heavy ndgesbe foods and
food deficient in the vaIizng mineral salts Food sci
hold that the ack of these elements is one of
the chief of long list OF ills including anemia
constipation prostraton. kidney trouble and
on.
Long ago food--now famous devised to make
up for this lack, and it does it admirably
That food is
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-24

| = = = = = = y y = y a
= LUCILLE ITEMS. =
80 = ! $50 = ) ! = = = +
Mr. Loonev. Mr.. Allen. Mr. Bud
Trapley and J. s. Trapley we're ir
Chickasha Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow went u Chick
asha Monday and brought back new
buggy.
Ike Taylor and J. S. Trapley went
over to the Ben Vaughn place satur-
day to get some farming implements
which they bought at the sale held
there some time ago
Tim Wallace has been considerably
troubled with a sprained ankle
Misses Ruby and Annie Looney went
to Chickasha Saturday and returned
Sunday. While there they were the
guests OF Miss Eunice WiIlhoit
Miss Angie Bozarth entered sehoo:
Monday.
Este Prentiss was on the sick list
Monday as was also Sarah standridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reader Of Brushy
were visiting al NJ. Munn's on Sun
day.
Mr. Woods moved into one OF his
new houses and was expecting to have
the ether completed the first OF this
week.
Mollie Woods recently had adenoids
removed. We are glad to learn that
she is doing nicely and viii soon be
able to re,urn to school.
Mr.. white, who has been cleanins
land for Mr.. Pinkham and who has
been quite sick Is reported better.
AdoITh Bennett. who has been sick
for some time. returned to school Mon
day.
Clark Cooper recently had kicking
match with a mule and got much the
worst Of the deal. He thinks he 7i'l
not try again.
Roy Bryan was sick last Monday.
Jack Mum, Bernadine Morrow and
F. T. Odom were visitors at Mr.. Rob
erts' Sunday.
Jim MeMaster spent Sunday at Mr.
Crapers'.
Mrs. Bertha Richardson of Bradley
was visiting Mrs. Morrow SATURDAY.
and Sunday. Her little daughter was
very sick Saturday morning, but soon
recovered.
Bernadine Morrow was quite sick
Friday. She is rapidly recovering from
the broken collar bone and is attend
ing school
Rev H. P. Haley preached at Lu'
eile Sunday afternoon.
School was held Saturday 10 make
up for a day lost earlier in tire year
school is now progressing nicely in
pite OF the epidemic OF colds. cough /
ing, broken collar bones. real sick.
ness and old-fashioned thrashings-
Farming is beginning in earnest IN
the Lucille community.
Lille Num- who vzs thought to
have sanen from the swing and to have
been injured last Friday. has been
quite sick, but is better low Il Al.
pears that It vas not he fall that was
lilins her. but a complication Of rhe1' (!
tonsilitis and lung Srouble.
Jim Morgan was dangerously injured /
II working at the corn shelter last
eek. He became entangled in the !
machinery and was badly cut on the
arm and back.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-24

Quite an enjoyable party was given
in their home last Saturday By Mr
and Mrs. James Ballard. Those pres
ent were Misses Annabel and Pearl
McPhail OF Verden. Edith Staten and
Addic wassen Of PCcasset. Berniee
Brown. Ruth Smith and Lena Hurst;
Messrs Pat Wyrick. Russell Smith
Bob Brown. Bryan Betty and Mr. AMI
Mrs. McPhain Of Tnttle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-24

WANTED-Clean Gotten rags at the
Daily Express office. Highest cash
price paid.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-12-08
Twin Brooks

Mrs. s. n. Hutchinson called on
Twin Brooks friends between trains
Monday.
We We're at the fire yesterday and
watched operations and found ene
half Of the hose leaking about as
much water as was thrown on the
fire. Would suggest that the
trustees put in about 500 feet of
mains and buy less hose. Why not
have a meeting of citizens Saturday
night and talk the matter over.
Harry +. Hutchinson CT TAYLOR
n. D., who accompanied the
remains Of his father to Milbank
for burial came out to Twin Brooks
his former home for a visit with
relatives and friends being his first
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-12-08

Mrs Jennie Prevey Peck, Of
Elroy. Wis, vas a guest at the
home Of her sister-in-Iaw Mrs. G..
W. Prevey during the week.
Mrs. Fred Bonn, Of Jamestown,
n. -, spent a week with her
sister, Mrs. Paul, and other friends
at the old home in Milbank, re-
turning to Jamestown yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lockhart
and their daughters Fern and
Florence. came ove from Clear
Lake last Saturday and visited
with the Lockhart families here.
returning home Sunday.
Mrs. l.. l.. Ieeveld. Of Baldwin,
Wis, spent last week with her
son, l.. &. Zeeveld Of this city,
who IS engineer at the power
house. Mrs. Zeeveld returned
home Wednesday.
An infant daughter of John
Honnecker. about five weeks of age
died last Sunday at the Honnecker
home no the west side, and was
inferred in the Catholic cemetery
on Tuesday.
Ed McGovern, while assisting in
unloading some bridge timhere
from the cars had the misfortune
70 have one Of the timbers fall and
strike his right LEG, injuring i ~
badly that he has to go around on
crutches.
Mrs. d. L. Reid, Of aberdeen,
was a MiIbanh visitor last FRIDAY
while calling upon friends in this
locality. Mrs. Reid will he re-
membcrel by many Of our people
as Miss Briggs. a tea her in the
second primary grade here several
years ago.
Bear River (Minn.,) Journal
Henry krampen and family arrived
from Twin Brooks, S. OAK, this
week and have taken up their home
on the Paul Svencan place in the
town of Carpenter. Mr.. kramper
IS a son-in-laW Of Ole Osmudso and
IS a welcome addition to the home
builders of that township.
Chris Nhempner. one Of the ole
time farmers in this vicinity now
located on a farm near Wilmot
was down meeting his old Grant
county friends Tuesday and enjoy.
ing a chat with them during tn.
hand shaking.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-12-08
LEGAL and Personal Parasraphs

Mrs. lsownie is visiting with
friends in minneapolis, this week.
Mrs. Frank Lindquist of Wau-
bay, was. down visiting her parents
Mr.. and Ma 5. Alex Crawford this
week.
Ed NanNalker, the band master.
went up to Sisseton "Wednesday to
assist the Sisseton band in putting
on a concert.
Miss Esther Bury, who is the
first grade teacher at Groton, re-
turned to Groton Sunday to resume
her work.
A Photo IF the baby would be a
nice gift t. send to a friend at
Xmas time. The kiel Studio. over
Martens Bros. office.
Fred G. Rockwell accompanied
{. NJ. Howe to Rochester Sunday
night, where Mr.. Bowe will under
go examination and treatment.
Miss Selma Anderson who had
been enjoying a visit to her mother
returned to her school work at
Langfo1d the first II the week.
Miss Mar3 Partridge, who is a
student at the Northern Normal at
Aberdeen, visited With the home
friends last week, returning to
Aberdeen Monday.
+. II. Rhenke Of Twin Brooks
went down to DrtonviIle last week
and had his thanksgiving dinner
with his parents at that place.
The Dell Darling family III Grant
Center had a gathering Of some
twenty-five relatives at their
thanksgiving board last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Fisher Of L.idge1-
wood being among the guests.
AFRO Abbott and wife. Of trans
Missouri country, have been visit
ING Mrs. a. M. Abbott. They had
been over at their old home in
Madison for a visit last week, and
are on their way west.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Harper AMI
Mr.. and Mrs. 1hos Fitch autoed t.
Wilmot Sunday to see their old
kilborn neighbor. Mrs. kebekah
Walker, who has been quite i'll Of
the late, but is now improving. and
this week celebrated her seth
birthday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-12-08

visit here since he left about 9
years ago. Since lleaving Twin
Brooks for n. Oak. he has got a
half section Of land and is doing
we'll.
Mrs. H. G. Stohl and husband
came down from Melle1te to spend
Thanksgiving with the formers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brecken-
ridge. While here they autoed to
Big Stone, returning to Mellette
Monday.
Otto Thieles oldest boy died last
Thursday from an attack Of
appendicitis. He was about 8
years Of age. The funeral was
held Tuesday at Grant Center
church.
Several Of the old friends attend
ed the funeral of S. M. Hutchinson
at Milbank Monday.
The town school had a thanks
giving entertainment last Wednes-
day and the program was We'll rem
dered by all.
Miss Sara Whipple a sister Of
Mrs. Andrew Sorenson is visiting
the latter this week.
Harry Roberts and family visited
friends north Of Milbank last week
returning Monday.
Miss DeLent, who has kept house
for her brother John DrLent south
Of town has gore back to her home
in Iowa for the winter.
+. +. Roberts was out to N. II.
Adoipheus Saturday and Sunday.
A little boy and some matches
caused a small blaze in west part Of
town Tuesday and A. G.. Wendt is
the loser Of a small coal she'd and
a quantity Of hard coal.
Mrs. Harry Buick and son
Harold Of Estelline. $. D., passed
through town to day, Mrs. Buick
was going to Otonyille to take a
course Of treatment WithDr Rolsta.
Mamie B. Meyer started for
Mankato, Mimi, Sunday night
where he is going to take a business
course at Mankato Commercial
College. We congratulate him on
his decision to better his education
and hope he will succeed and we
would like to see some more Of
the young men hereabouts do some
thing to better themselves for the
future.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-12-08

Mr.. Claude Tice returned from
Calgary, last Monday. He was
called there some two weeks ago by
the death Of his father. The
latter's home was in California but
he was on a visit to Calgary when
he was suddenly taken i'll and died
four DAYS a~fterward. He was in
his sixty-tifth year.
Those who We're present at the
thanksgiving feast Of old settlers
We're Mr.. and Mrs. s.. c Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Munro and Mr.. and
Mrs. d. S. Cable Of Wilmot; Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Dawson, Of Apple
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Downie
Of Milbank and Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
A. Gold, and Mr.. and Mrs. +. w.
Thordike, Of Big Stone City.
Sheriff Shot, Of Meade county
was in the city last Wednesday and
took charge Of liver Grove a farmer
living near Sisseton, and whom
Sheriff Minder, Of Roberts county
had brought down to this city.
The mar is charged with incest and
was taken to Mead county for a
hearing.
FOR SALE Four good Duroe
boars. Pedigrees furnished and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Snerm Bell, Marvin, SD.
WANTED-To sell 30 bu Of
good white potatoes at Sl.5O per
bu delivered and buy 30 bu Of
corn. b. d. S. South Shore.
b. d. SouthWick.