The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-01-28
Local and Personal Paragraphs

on sale at Joe's place.
Have your picture framed at the
Miles Studio. Buy your Kodak
films at the Niles Studio.
Mr.. Roy Mcmillan Of Brit
Iowa, is paying a visit to the Carl
Summers family this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Emanuel
leave tomorrow to be gone for sew
eral weeks on a visit to several
points in Minnesota.
Mr.. Zobach Of Granite Falls ar
rived yesterday. and commenced his
duties as depot agent at the rail-
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Smull, Of
Summit, were visiting among their
friends and former neighbors in
Milbank last Saturday.
Miss Minnie Shannon, the llbrar-
ian, has been on the invalid list for
the past week. Miss Helen Mesmer
is taking her place in the library.
Mrs. Paul Emerson accompanied
by her two daughters went to
South Shore yesterday to visit her
mother.
Lee Amsden, who had been out
in Washington state for the past
few weeks, returned home the first
Of the week. He was accompani-
ed on the trip by Chas. Miller of
Roberts county. They stopped off
at Willow Creek on their return
journey and visited with the Grant
county colony in that neighborhood.
Mrs. Minnie Rainey. and Messrs.
Henry and James Morrill, and
ARTHUR Bennett Of Sisseton were in
town Wednesday between trains
while on their way from O%rtonville,
where they had been attending the
funeral of their kinsman, Judge
Morrill,. Mrs. Rainey remained for
a day or two visit with her, daugh-
ter Mrs. Robert Lewis.
The management of the Comet
Theater informs us that they have
installed a large generator this
week which will produce a much
larger and better picture. This is
a great improvement over the pic
lures heretofore shown in thi.
: theater.
Lewis & Nelson the ice men have
been harvesting their ice crop the
past week, and expect to have it al
stacked up this week. While the
rest of US have been worrying Owe
frozen water pipes and trying tt
keep even with the coal man
the ice men have been gleefull,
rubbing their hands and exclaiminf
watch our crop grow. It's nice
to be an ice man.
Mrs. Howell of Frederick is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Thad L
Fuller, and assisting the latter il
the care Of the children, who hav,
| been i'll for the past week or two.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Will Roberts o
Livingston. Mont, have beel
spending the past week with Mil
I bank friends and relatives, tn
guest of their daughter Mrs. A
Partridge.
Fred Bohn, one Of the old resi-
dents of the county now living a
St. Paul vas in town last week
having just sold a farm he had nea
Twin Brooks, and known as tn
Sweezy farm, to julius Wellsard, Q
Arco, MINI.
r. O. Briggs Of Willow Creek
Mont, in the Three Forks Heral
states that having sold his interes
in the general business in which h
was engaged with Reta McPhel
son, is offering is houseold furni
No. ture for sale.
The boy scouts and their friend
to the number Of about fifty las
Thursday evening liked out to tn
Emanuel farm, a couple OF mile
south and had picnic in the grove
with roasted weinerworst as tn
principal feature OF the bill OF fare
The evening was a splendid M fo
a tramp, and all the participant
seemed to enjoy it. Not a ba
climate where an outdoor picni
in January can be enjoyed.
A washing machine with a sma
gas engine right on the machin
was an attraction at the Earle
store the first of the week.
James T. Eastman of Wilmot an
Miss Elsie johnson Of Marvin, weI
married by Rev. Morrison at tn
parsonage on Thursday. Mr.. Ed
- ward Jarman and Miss Cor
Torstenson, Of Wilmot attended tt
bridal couple. who will make thei
- $500 xySl--A