The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-10-12
Local and Personal Paragraphs

Q. Z. Restaurant Tor sale at a bar
gain. Enquire ef @. G. Middlebrook.
Miss emma Thiele was at Viii
met Monday visiting home folks.
Mrs. Geo Tessin and daugh-
ter Marion have been visiting
friends in Aberdeen during the
week.
Mrs. Aug. Hublow- of Big
Stone was the guest of her
friend Mrs. Virginia Kockx the
first OF the week.
Miss Mamie Torstenson Of
.Wilmot visited her sister Miss
Inga Of the La Fountain Lnn the
first Of the week.
DR. r. j. Nav left for Fargo
last Monday, where he Will have
his headquarters for some time
while engaged in a canyassing
business.
Have one second piano and lot
Of new pianos and players. l
will close out at great reduction.
| also sell the pathephone.-
E. Emanuel
N. /. Lowthian and wife left
Wednesday for a visit to friends
in Ontario, and may possibly go to
points in New York before return
ing, as they expect to be away
about a month.
Miss Johnson, the deputy
county superintendent, last
Monday morning was call
ed to her home near Ortley by
receiving word that her brother
had been kicked in the stomach
by a horse and was in a serious
condition. He was much i'm.
proved the next day.
We stated last week that A.
w. Hartge, the Roberts county
surveyor, was taken before
Judge BOuck at Aberdeen, charg-
ed with issuing checks when he
had no money in the bank. He
pleaded guilty and was sentenced
- year in the peniteltiary.
The Peoples Peace Conclave
sent out notice that it was going
to hold a meeting in Sioux Fa Is
despite Governor Norbeck' or
der. Those who have had any
acquaintance with Governor Nor
beck are pretty sure there will
be no public meeting.
Rev. A. E Buriff, the pastor
of the Methodist church, left
Monday morning for Pierre,
where the annual conference is
being held this week. The of
ticial board of the Milbank
church sent a unanimous re-
quest to the conference for the
return Of Rev. Buriff to the pas
torate here.
DR.. H. V Cardona, the veterin
arian. has received notice of his
appointment the first of October
as second lieutenant in the veter-
mary departments of Uncle Sans
army. He has not yet received
notice as to. where he will be
sent, but is greatly pleased that
he has been chosen to help Uncle
Sam and render assistance to
the democracy of the world.
W. G. Mcpherson received
word the first Of the week that
his daughter Margery, who was
enlisted in the red cross as a
trained nurse, had been ordered
to t. Sam Houston, Texas, with
the ambulance unit with which
she was enrolled. Mr.. McPher-
son, who is a veteran Of the civil
war now has a son and daughter
IN Uncle Sans service.
Mrs. Earl Lee enjoyed a visit
from her aunt, Mrs. Kuske last
week, the lady having come from
Aberdeen to see her neice and a !
cousin from Illinois. Mrs. !
Stalls worth, Of Atwood, I'll a !;
sister Of Mrs. Lee, and Miss .
Atkinson, a cousin from Tusco- /
la, ILL.,, returned to their homes I
last Monday. q
Mrs. Walsh, who had been ,,
visiting at the home Of her daugh- !
tiers, Mrs. c. w. Martens of this j
city, and Mrs. James Heffernan +"
Of Melrose, returned to her home t
in Lead, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. g
Walsh was one Of the early set 8
tiers at Big Stone. For a mum. {
Der of years past she has been :
with her son and daughter, !
William and Susie Walsh, whose ;
is at Lead. !