The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-10-05

Mrs David Burke, of Ninnc,.
has been a guest Of the
Levi Copyright family this week.
Judge Bouck left the first of
the week to open a regula, term
OF court for Brown county at
Aberdeen
Mrs. Everett Earl Of Duns-
more Col. was the guest Of her
cousin, Attorney Geo. S. Xix,
Last week.
For investments to net you from
% to 8 per cent secured on farm
lands in this vicinity see at onee.
Wood Mortgage Company of Mill
bank S. D..
Mrs. II. G.. Fuller, of Pierre,
was an over Sunday guest Of her
scn, the attorney, the first of the
week: She was on her way to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Hunt at Big
Stone.
County Superintendent Bar
rlckloW was taken to The hospit.
al at Aberdeen last Friday and
was operated upon Cor appendl
cltls. and we l. GLAD to report
that he II getting along nicely.
Ralph Molm, anephewo Of the
editor, errived last week from
Beitield. =. D., TO enter the Mi
bank high school and make hj~
home with his aunt.
Mrs Tina Lee, ofGrand Forks,
WHO had been visiting friends 1T
the olzl home here. visited friends
at Aberdeen ana last week re-
turned to he~ North Dakota
home.
4 party Of Houng ladies made
a tflp to the Coteau west OF
Twin Brooks, and selecting a
pretty spot near springs, enjoy
3d a picnic supper. in which
toasted WeinerWurst was one Of
the delicaciee.
Company Of engineers from Mon
tara and Washington went through
on the flyer Wednesday afternoon,
bound for the training camp at
Rockford, III. Earl Hocum, a
former Milhank boy, who has been
ont in Washington for a number OF
years, was in the company.
Mr.. and Mrs O. l.. Villa.
OF Webster, and their daughter >,
Mabel and Sadie, an Miss Clara
STEELE, OF Webster, cousin of
Engineer A. "A. Cove, were
guests Of the Grove family the
fast OF the week.
One of the Young men who
WAS recently drafted, some three
weeks ago, and before he posi-
t We y knew that he was to be
called, purchased some twenty
three acres Of corn, paying $40
an acre for II Less Than three
weeks later he sold the corn for
81 an acre.
Mr.. +. 4. Williams of the Mil
bank laundry, and his good wife
on last Tuesday evening entertain
ed the laundry force at a six o
clock duck dinner. The party con-
sisted of Mrs. K. Shaw and chill
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l.. Nichol
and Miss lnga Forenson. A happy
time was had and even the ducks
could not complain Of being slight
ed. as they received their tull share
of attention during the festivities.
Earl owen writes to Thad Full
Ter that the Grant county boys
vino eft on the 2od for Camp
Funston, arrived at their destina
ton IN good shape He says
that wherever they made stops
their train was greeted with
expressions Of patriotic pride,
and the boys We're supplied with
Red Cross lunches, fruit, tobac-
co. etc. Their train consisted
of seventeen coaches when it
reached its destination.
Prof. Chas. Harlon of the Mime
sofa university lectured at the high
school auditorium Tuesday eveding
on Testing The lecture was
we'll worth the attention of parents
and any one interested in school
work, and there should have been
more OF the parents OF the school
children i y attendance. Prof.
Harlan was in the Milbank school
for the first three DAYS of the week
working along lines for the help Of
the pupils and teachers and put
finr ,~% n., ,G,% o@-o,