The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-04-07
Local and Personal Paragraphs
Prepared chick feed &c a pound at
Thirsk Brothers

Saturday will be bird day at the
ch'ldrens hour in the library.
Mrs. d. Cinclaire made a visit to
friends at Montevideo yesterday.
Mrs. Downie is making a visit
of a day or two this week to the
family of her brother at Morris
town, Mimi, Geo. Molm.
DIR. FERGUSON left Wednesday
night for Rochester where he will
take post graduate curse in surg
cry at the Mayo hospital clinics
Mrs. l.. j. MatheWson, of Wau-
bay, was visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Martin Green for several days last
week, and returned t. her home
Monday.
Mrs. Butler Smith and little
daughter went to MinneapoI 5
Wednesday night where the little
girl will receive treatment for a
slight eye defect.
Miss Anna Day, sister Of the
late Nicholas Kelley, who has been
here since the death of her brother,
returned to her home in Wiscon-
sin, Wednesday night.
The Methodist people concluded
that the tail ought to go with
the hide and SO while charging
and improving the basement of the
church are putting a new cedar
single roof on the building.
Elmer. Kelly Of Minneapolis is
making a visit Of a day or two at
his old home here. Elmer looks
just as good and says he feels the
same as when he was in South
Dakota.
Lucille Nixon, little daughter
of Burt Nixon Of Montevideo, is
making q visit to her grandma,
Mrs. Sophia Nixon, in Milbank.
while her mama has gone to Iowa
for d visit.
Mrs. Robert Jones made a visit
to her parents at WATERFOWL dur
ing the past week, and Mrs. II. +.
Jones Of Revillo has been over keep
ing house for Robert during his
Wife'S absence.
The Milbank News has again been
placed in the hands Of the sheriff.
The malicious and vindictive
attacks upon worthy citizens is Civ
ing the News a kind Of off-again,
on-again Finnegan experience.
Mr.. Q. c. Robinson and son Earl
Of Hunter, n. D., arrived the first
Of the week and are visiting the
Kayser and Banister families. Mr..
Robinson is a brother Of Mrs.
kayser and the young man a brother
Of Mrs Banister, the junior will
remain here and take a position in
the kayser jewelry store.
A number Of the friends Of Mrs.
A. K. Crawford dropped in on her
Saturday evening TO help her
celebrate her birthday. 500 was
palyed, which was followed by a
lunch, and at midnight the guests
departed wishing the lady many
more happy birthdays.
Mr.. George Lee, who had been
visiting at his old home here, was
spied by George Stegall, and the
latter being in need Of a first-class
barber, has made arrangements
with Mr.. Lee to take a chair in
his shop. and he will come and
again make his home here in
Milbank.
Geo w. Clark Of Corona, was in
town Monday. He is advertising
the celebrated "ELCAR' Auto,
one of the popular machines now in
demand by those who want a first
class auto at a moderate price. He
has the agency for southern Roberts
county and northern Grant county.
Read his ad in another column Of
this paper.
Carl Summers. who for several
wear past has been at the telegraph
keys at the Milbank depot. has
been awarded the Anodver station.
The position is considered a good
one in railroad, circles Carl is
known to be thoroughly competent
for this position in railroad work.
and both he and the company are
to be congratulated on the appoint
ment. He expects to move some
time next week.
County Commissioners John Max
well, who was in town the first
Of the week, says that while a
number Of his friends had been
urging him to run for commission