The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-28

I1dI Wy Nj CCHlLS VI DI5 otOllC
was at Milbank the first of the
week attending to some business
matters with Mr.. Olmsteadt, of
Watertown.
John Sheehan, the travelling
harness man has been visiting
with his parents for a few days
during the Christmas week.
WalterC. Yenney who has been
working on the S. Henning farm,
left last week to spend three
weeks at his home at Ackley, La.
Miss Alice Golfer of Minneapolis,
who had been visiting during the
week with the w. w. Wilson fami-
ly, left for her home last Saturday.
Miss Mary Partridge and Miss
Doris Buriff. attendants at the
Northern Normal at Aberdeen. r
enjoying christmas at their home
here.
Frank O'Leary, who is working
for his uncle, Mr.. Cahill, on the
farm near Albee, was up to visit
his mother, Mrs. Seitz. during the
week.
Miss Nellie Huesby and Miss
Nettie Lockhart, who are teaching
school in the southern part Of the
county, are home for the christmas
vacation.
Mrs Ida Finley, who is now
living at Hastings Mimi. came
up and spent Christmas with her
daughter at the home Of Sheriff
Finley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Sutcliffe
Of Macintosh, have been enjoy.
ing a few days of the christmas.
tide with their friends at the old
home in Milbank.
HON Ping, the new laundryman
is right up to date with an adver-
tisement in the Herald-Advance
Just like Mclean man, soliciting
your laundry work. Give him a
trial.
Charlie Minger. the actor, form
erly with the Broadway players.
but recently associated with A. F.
Lockhart in stage work, left for
his home in Chicago the first Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Thirsk
came down from Aberdeen to spend
Christmas with Milbank friends.
Mr.. Thirsk returned the next day.
but Mrs. Thirsk is remaining over
the week at her old home.
The Eagles society will give
twelfth annual ball at Harm
hall on the evening of next Tu
day, Jan. lst. The managers OIL
the ball are going to donate the
net proceeds of the dance to the
war fund Of the Y. NJ. C. A.
Prof. j. w. Guest, a former
teacher in the county, who now
has a school at Great PEND. N. D.,
is down spending his chris mas
holidays with his Milbank friends.
Prof. Guest is always welcome for
he invariably brings good cheer
along with him.
Among the public school teachers
who are away for the christmas
time at their several homes are
Miss Bublitz the music instructor,
who is at her home in Valley City
Miss Haley who is at Herman,
Mimi, and Miss Forsyth, who has
gone to Moorehead, Mimi, to spend
the week.
Our old friend and former citi
zen James Kerr writing a christ.
mas card from Charlestown,
Wash, says that his daughter
Clara was married to Frank
Thomas of San Francisco, and
her home will be in that city
Miss Clara will be remembered
as the youngest daughter in the
family.
Mr.. B. G. Maxfield accompanied
by his son Howard went to the
Nortwester hospital at Minneapolis
last Sunday. and we understand
an operation was performed on hi.
head, and word came he was in {
ser ious condition. Mrs. Maxfelc
and all the other members of the
family went to Minneapolis We'd
nesday morning.
Dwight Bal let, wfo is enlisted
in the navy and is stationed a
tho great lakes training station
was home on a furlough to speno
} Christmas. Dwight is looking