The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-02-04

from G. G. Mandt jr. headed muir
dered read it, it will interest yon.
j. .Schwantes has returned from
Minneapolis, where he had been to
attend the funeral Of a brother-in-
law, Louis Kuederling, who was kill
ed in an automobile accident in
that city.
Mrs. w. w. Harper accompanied
her daughter Mrs. l.. b. Coomber,
to Breckenridge, where Mrs. Coom-
Der will visit her sister Mrs. Lee
Grafton, before returning to her
home at F%reeport, Ill.
Miss Grace MADEIRA, who has been
out at Three Forks, Mont, for sever
al weeks, visiting friends, has gone
to Missoula, where she is to take
music instruction at the Montana
University.
AS will be seen by referring to
another page, Gov. Byrne has called
an extra session Of the legislature
to meet at the capital on the 8th
day Of February in order to
remedy a defect. in the primary
law.
Phil Saunders, Otto Osmondson
and Fred Nelson are in the cities
this week taking in the auto show
and the annual meeting Of the
Yellowstone Trail Association, as
delegates Of the Milbank Com
mercial Club.
Mrs. Celia Brown who lived in
Milbank for several years writes
from Britton where she is now max
ing her home, that she is anxious
to hear about the Milbank people,
and wants the Herald-Advance sent
to her.
A fine program of the choicest
music WILDE put upon the Diamond
Dies Edison Photograph Wednes-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
the Mosiman bakery. Special
selections are given upon request.
The recital is free to every one.
Miss Luella Cunningham who is
enjoying a six weeks vacation from
her duties as book-keeper at Miles
City. Mont, arrived this week
from Chicago and other eastern
cities where she has been visiting
friends and relatives.
! The Braddock News, printed at
Braddock, Emmons county, N. D,
pays the following compliment t.
one Of u Milbank boys who wa:
, up in that country last week
, Howard Emerson is the best trap
drummer that it has ever been oul
privilege to hear
, Miss Ella Roggenbuck, who hat
J been visiting at her home here lef
Wednesday for Minneapolis, AM
after spending a short time in tina
, city will go to Chicago and RESUME
, her work in the millinery depart
ment Of one of the big stores i
. that city.
Joseph Wylie with his wife an
E daughter Phoebe, started Saturda,
on a trip to the Pacific coast
. They expect to stop at severe
+ points in Washington, and will Wis
e it at Los Angeles and Long Beach
0 at both Of which places Mrs. Wyli
has relatives.
John w. Guest, one of the we
known teachers of the county, ha
announced his candidacy for tn
nomination of county superinter
dent, Mr.. Guest is an experience
school man, and if elected to tn
: office would undoubtedly make
= successful superintendent, as he hs
been connected with schools an
school work all his life.
: Next Wednesday afternoon J;
= $3.50 the Diamond Disc Phonograp
recital will be given at Mosiman
: bakery. Don't miss it. Did 70
attend the Edison recital last Wee
i nesday at the Mosiman bakery? I
# lovers Of good music these Wedne,
day musicales are a .a trea'
al They are free to everybody. Pr,
gram commences at $50. H
: member the Edison ecital ne,
: Wednesday. All Of the finest
: music recreated.
a Mrs. Martin Green received
letter last week from her daughtt
a Amy at Valley City, in which 81
> told Of the accident at the theate
= in that place when two gla'
= blocks at the entrance Of the built
ing slipped from their place, ar
falling killed one child and injure
n several others who were enterir
s the building. Miss Green was b,
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