The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-08-31
LOST-Mud chains for auto
dray, finder will be rewarded by
leaving same with D.. O. Nelson
Local and Personal Paragraphs

Andrew Larson, the tailor, has
put up ar electric sign in front Of
his building.
Miss Helen Puder teaches the
latest methods in piano and voice.
Telephone 240-S.
have the agency for the stand
ard Ford starter. Come over and
let me demonstrate it for you.
l.. G.. Zeeveld.
Mrs Chas. Miller went to Gro
ton. Pierpoint and other points
visiting with friends this week.
Mrs. II. deMalignon was down
from Aberdeen and visited at the
}. G.. RaWson home the first of
the week.
Martha and Lillian Bagdons
left last week for Wabasl a. Red
wood Falls and other points in
Minnesota.
VIM. Thomas received a mes
sage from France last week that
hs son Donald had arrived safely
there and feeling tine.
Mrs. Hattie Waddell Of Peoria,
I'll is making a visit to her faith,
er, Mr.. NJ. f.. Young. and her
aunt, Mrs. II. $. keeney Of Mil
bank
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph IIeagy Of
Glenroe, Mimi, former residents
of Twin Brooks, We're guests Of the
Sheriff F'inIe; family for a day or
two the first of the week.
Miss 10 Goddard, principal of
the high schoo', returned to Mil
bank last week. She was accom-
panied by her mother, who will
keep house for Miss Goddard in
the Lanphier building.
Kenneth Conrlght, who had
been working as apprentice in
the {. NJ. d ST. Z. railway shops
at Minneapolis, has been given a
job in the shop here, as the time
of his apprenticeship is about
finished.
Guy Wood. jr., who had been
attending a Chicago dental college
for a couple of years past arrived
home Monday for a few weeks va
cation.
August Spors. the pioneer resi-.
dent of Nassau, who recently died,
was a brother-in-law Of Mr.. Ed.
Johnson and also Of Mrs. Pauline
Hemling Of this city.
The C. M. Bowe family have
been spending the past month at a
farm in the vicinity Of Mason City,
Iowa, where they are putting W
some farm buildings.
Miss Dee Hall left Tuesday on a
visit to friends in the Minnesota
cities and to enjoy city life before
commencing her college work at
Wesleyan university, Mitchell.
For piano and voice lessons. in
quire Of Helen M. Puder. In Mil
bank every Saturday at the B. e.
Maxfield home. Telephone 240-S.
Elmer Lucey, edito, of the
Missouri Mule, at the Ooera
House Friday and Saturday
next week.
mis- Eleanor Nelson of Dav-
son, Mlnn., and Mis- Hllda of
of st Paul, frienGs Of Mis-. +. d.
Thorndike, motelel over from
Dawson last week and spent a
couple of Gays With the Downie
family. The thr, e young ladies
mentioned were associated to-
gether at Hamline Universe.
ty a few years ago.
Mayor Hopkins of Watertown
was over Monday with his fami-
" and was greeting Milbank
friends and looking over the new
court house. he brought his
daughter from OrtonviHe, she
having come down from Fargo,
where she had been visiting her
uncle, George Fanset. Grandma
Fanset returned with him from
WatertoWn.
An auto party of nine persons
with three cars, passed thru on the
Yellowstone trail Tuesday, bound
from P%ittsburg, Pa, for Seattle.
They started on their journey 4th
Of August, but had made a mum.
Der Of stops on the way, visiting
friends. Proceeding them but a
few minutes was a car from Flori.
da.