The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-21
Sheehan Saddlery Co. will oil
harness for 75c per set.

week to spend the christmas
holidays at her old home in Iowa.
Miss Helen Wilson who has been
attending the Aberdeen normal,
has arrived home for the holi
days. \
Miss Freda Lingren and Mrs.
Edward Anderson, OF Marvin, were
shopping In Milbank Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. James Watson 60
to Bowman. N. D., to spend Christ
mas with their sons, Ed. and Wal.
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.. Schiefel-
bein and daughter Mamie returned
Wednesday from a visit to Clear
Lake.
Mrs. Siegfried, OF Sioux Falls,
mother of Rev. Siegfried was
visiting Milbank friends last
week, returning to Sioux Falls
Wednesday.
Engineer 20. N. Bennett and Mrs.
Bennett leave this week for Seattle.
where they will visit with friends,
and will later go on to California
and spend q portion Of the winter.
Miss Della Hall who has been
attending the Wesleyan universe.
ty at Mitchell, arrived home for
the holiday visit the first of the
week.
Dave Swanson came down
from Marvin Wednesday to con-
cult the local board in regard to
his standing in the new require.
ments of the draft law.
The ladies have fitted up a red
cross booth in the post Office,
where they are taking turns in
waiting upon those who want
memberships.
Watertown Herald-Clerk of
Courts Horswill issued a marriage
license last Wednesday to August
Peterson and Alma Peterson, both
giving their residence as Milbank.
Mrs. 6. G. Middlebrook left
Wednesday for Minneapolis to
spend christmas with her son
Bruce and other friends in that
city. Mr.. Middlebrook also ex-
poets to 60 to the city Saturday.
Mrs. Sophia Nixson, who had
been in North Dakota and Mon
tana points for a couple of months
returned home this week. Her
son Joe is in failing health in a
hospital at Dunseith, N. D.
Mrs. r. E. Dana of Armour.
Rebekah Assembly president, was
the guest Of Harmony Rebekah
lodge Of this city Monday evening.
when . special session Of the lodge
was held in honor of the assembly
president.
Canada is no gutter. At the
recent election q good majority
was returned for Bordin the
CONSUMPTION candidate. Canads
has suffered terribly in men anc
money since the war began, but
there is a determination to SCI
the thing through to . lasting
peace.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader-Invi
tations were issued today by MI
and Mrs. w. L. Baker, East Boule
ward for the wedding Of theil
daughter, Miss Florence Baker, Il
Rev. E. #. Siegfriedt, Of Yankton
The date is Thursday. Decembe,
20, the ceremony Is to take place
in the evening in All Saints chapel
The vote in thA national house
of representatives on the Shep
pard bill for national prohibition
was carried with 1872 for and 12e
AGAINST. The bill provides /
constitutional amendment fol
making the whole country dry
Mrs. j. Austin left the firs,
OF the week for Minneapolis
where she expects to remain FOL
q portion of the winter, ant
she will keep house for her Sol
Paul and for her two daughters
Miss Mary expects 70 attend
the Minnesota y - her sister /.
now doing.
Later reports from H. r
Drum, who was recently injured
BY falling from bridgework OF
the Milwaukee road over thl
Missouri at Chamberlain, is K
the effect that the injured msr
will recover. He was severa
hours belUfebecoming conscious
latter the fall, but is now con,
yalescing nicely.
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