The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-10-12
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Hammer were
in the cities over Sunday.

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in the cities over Sunday.
The Perfection Oil Heater is
we'll named. Nothing in the line
of oil stoves can approach it for
clearly service and safety. Call
and see it at Thirsk Bros.
Mrs. R. E. Haight of Andoyer.
is making a short visit 10 her sis.
ter, Mrs. Jas. Jones IT this city.
Mrs. Jas. Bailey of Ortonville.
was a visitor at the home of C. B.
Bailey in this city last Friday.
w. c. Heeter, Of Omaha, STEP
father of E. F. G.imm, of the La
Fountain Inn, is making a visit to
the latter.
Mrs. Harry Holmes was called to
Bristol Tuesday, where her o
Lester was reported to have been
quite seriously hurt in an auto ac-
cident.
Mrs. Christ Whempner of Will
mot was a visitor Friday and Sat
urday last with her daughter, Mrs.
w. w. Leavit. in this city.
Tom Croal, who had been visit
ing his old home here returned to
Arizona the first Of the week,
where he is EMPLOYED in rail road.
ing.
The Swedish Lutheran ladies aid
viii meet at the home of Mrs. C. A.
Taylor, Big Stone township, Friday
Afternoon october y. Everybody
welcome.
Mrs K. r. Little Of Los An@e-
les, Cal has Been enjoying a
visit with the family of her
daughter, Mrs. j. r. Haswell Of
this city.
Mr.. Chas. Cook. a young MAI
from Chicago, who had been out
on a visit to other parts Of the
state, stopped off Sunday to Wis
it the family Of his kinsman,
Godfrey Stongel.
Mrs. Anna Larson, who had
spent the summer with her son,
Chas. Peterson and family ia this
city, left Saturday for Minneapolis,
where she will make her home for
the winter with a daughter, Mrs.
John Lungren.
Mrs. Frank Lindquist and
Miss Raabe of Waubay were
guests at the home of Mrs. Lind
quist's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. K Crawford, over Sunday.
Miss Raabe is a teacher in the
Waubay schools.
Mrs. w. B. Saunders leaves the
first of the week for Williston.
n. D., to visit her daughter,
Mrs. L O. Yorker, at whose
home a little sonrecently arrived.
Mrs. Saunders expects to 90
from Willlston east to New York,
where she will spend a portion
of the winter with friends in
that state.
The, editors chaperon is away
this week, and we're having the
time of our life-but don't say
anything aboutNit. AS DISTRICT
president she's representing the
Milbank clubs at the meeting Of
the state federation of women 5
clubs at Huron-and we are rep
resenting-weil, the Time hon
ored and Ancient Brotherhood
OF Billy. goat Bachelors.
Mr., and Mrs. A. G.. Trap, Of
Grant Center, next Monday leave
for Mission, Texas, where Mr..
Trap has purchased land. and
where he goes hoping to benefit his
Wife's health, she being afflicted
with asthma. ! M. and Mrs. F.
Schneider of Mariball, Wis, with
their daughter, We're out here dur
ing the week visiting with their
Mrs. Trapp and the
family before they left for
the south.
Several Of the young men who
enlisted III the coast defense
service from this city, and are
stationed at or near Fort Bar
rancas, Florida, in their letters
nome tell of terrific tropical
storms that visited the section
Of country where they are.
Several of the Milbank bows
stationed on an island.
whore the storm swept the i
almost over the whole /
Islano, the sea beng four feet !.
1eep where their camp was To- :
Gated, and the boys had to seek t
nigh ground Of the island. '
o escape drowning.