The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-09-07

and up at Sheehan Saddlery
Cos.
For piano and voice lessons, in
quire of Helen M. Puder. In Mil
bank every Saturday at the B. G.
Maxfeld home. Telephone 240-S.
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Business College fascinating
Of absorbing interest, and a di.
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Send for information.
Alva Mcgowan left Tuesday
evening for the cities to take in
the state fair, and visit relatives
in Montevideo on his return.
Miss Martha Johnson has TAX
en- her place as assistant county
superintendent at the court
house,
Miss Alice Berg, Of Miles
City, who had been a guest Of
her friend, Miss Leuella Gun
ningham. at the Melrose farm
for q week or SO, returned to
her Montana home Sunday.
J., Il. Bowers, of the Corona
county was a Milbank visitor
last Saturday attending to some
business matters.
Mrs, Ernest Hauer, Of Orion
vile, was visiting her brother
George Tessin last week, return
ing home Saturday.
Mrs. B. W. Lanphier, who
for the past year had been liv-
ing at Brookings, while her
daughters were attending the
college, has returned to Milbank.
There will be a meeting of
Esther Chapter @. +. S. On
Monday evening next, Sept. 10.
Mrs. K. Fl. Benedict,
Worthy Matron.
Mrs. Kate Gelger, Of Monte
video, who had been visiting
friends az Wilmot, stopped off
last week for a couple of days
visit with Mrs. Downie on her
return to her Minnesota home
Mrs. Schimmelpfening. of
Campbellsport, Wis, who had
been visiting the family Of her
brother, VIM. Koepke, returned
to her Wisconsin home last Sat.
urday. She visited Milbank
some twenty years ago, and ex,
pressed her surprise at the
change in both country and town
Prof. A. p. Gokev came down
from Roberts county last week,
the Professor going on to the
cities to enter the officers train.
ing camp, while Mrs. Gokey
will make her home with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Schaifer, in this city until the
opening of the school she is tc
teach in Melrose.
Miss Mamie Holbrook. who
had been spending several weeks
with the family of her brother
IN this city went up to Sunni,
last Friday, and from there vii
go to BrookingS to take up hel
work as teacher in the city
schools. Miss Mamie was Z
graduate Of the Milbank schoo
several years ago.
Miss Catherine Wells, a for
mer teacher in the city schools.
and a young lady who grew tc
womanhood in Milbank and was {
graduate of our high school. spent
Sunday with Milbank friends
tl4 guest of Miss Carrie Leavitt
Miss Wells was on her way te
Miles City, Mont, where she i
to have charge Of a primary de.
partment in the city schools.
The G. NJ. Bowe family re.
turned from a trip to Iowa.
where they had been attending
to some improvements and look.
ing after the %threshiny opera
tons on their farm near Mason
City BoWe Says he doesn't claim
to be much of a chautfer. but
that he made the trip and re.
turn 400. miles, without putting
the car in the shop or even get
ting a punctured tire.
G. f.. Orchard, of the Royal
Lennon Washing Powder CO.
OF Minneapolis, stopped off 1T
Milbank the first of the week To
have some repairs on his auto
Mr.. Cfokard was on his way
home from Aberdeen. He was
one OF the early day Dakotians