The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-06-29

Mrs. Frank Reeve left last
week for a two weeks visit to
relatives in Spirit Lake, Iowa,
her former home, Frank accom-
panying her as far as Minneapo-
lis.
Louis Lockhart, who is engag.
ed with the Hart. Parr Tractor
Co.. at Charles City. Ia has
been making a visit to his old
home in this city this week.
S. G.. Jones, the Wilmot drug
gist, came down Friday on his
way to Ann Arbor, Mich, to at
tend a reunion of a class OF
alumna Of Michigan University,
which is being held there this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson have
been visiting at the old home here
and at Stockholm during the week.
Mrs. Nelson is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Hits, and lived for
a number Of years in Milbank be-
fore moving to Minneapolis, thei'
present home.
In the Dunn murder trial at St.
Paul it was brought out in the EVIL
dence one day last week that Brown,
one of the Montana gunman who
says Dunn attempted to hire him tc
kill his wife, was divorced from
his wife in Milbank some eighteen
years ago, but nobody around here
seems to remember anything about
TIE case.
), r. }. Jacquet, nephew Of n. }
Bleser, who had been out a
Linden Beach enjoying life a
' the lake, was summoned Wednes
; day to report at Minneapolis a
member Of the First Minnesot,
field artillery, which has bee,
called into active service.
Get a Nutty Nan Sundae at L
Fountain Inn Saturday.
! G.. E. Breckenridge. Of TIL
Bank Of Commerce, returned tn
. first Of the week from a trip t
. Marlborough. ILL.,, where h
spent his early years.
e The H. A. Riley family hav
n been enjoying a visit this wee
from Mrs. Nettie Leeman an
e daughter Hattie, and Mr.. and Mr.:
i George Mertersdorf, Of the SAN
place. Mrs. Leeman is a sister
It Mrs. Riley.
y Mr.. Myron Reeve, wife an
baby, were down from Britto
last week attending a home-con
. ing at Mrs. w. w. Reeve HON
; last week and spent Sunday j
the city. Myron supports tt
dignity Of a family nan wit
ease and seeming Indifference.
Attorney Robt. Jones is no,
comfortably located in his offic
rooms. having secured the fu
suite Of rooms over the Nelso
drug store, formerly occupie
by Judge Bouck, and being cor
nected with the rear rooms an
additional light provided by sky
lights. The new arrangement
makes a very cOmmodiou
and complete set Of Office rooms
+. G.. Dcnnahower, who was a
one time depot agent in Milbanl
but who is now superintendent
Of the Milwaukee freight depart
ment at Aberdeen, spent Sunda
at the Cunningham home in Me
rose, where Mrs. Donahower ha
been visiting for a week or so.
Mrs. q J. Ccons and littl
daughter Evangeline left Nor
day afternoon on a visit t.
friends in Aberdeen and town
westof there. Mr.. Coons expect
make a trip by auto to bis farm
ing lands west of the Jim river
and on his return home vii
bring hrs family with him.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. A. L. Schafer, 0
Darlington, N. d., former resident
Of Milbank were visitors in tow
the first of the week. Prof. Scha
fer, who is superintendent Of tn
Darlington schools was obliged tt
return to North Dakota Monday, t,
engage in summer school work
but Mrs. Schafef remained for
more extended visit with her moth
er, Mrs. w. w. Reeve.
A story that one of our Militant
boys new in the army, had beer
shot while trying to desert, wa.
circulated last week. but a letter
from the boy was received by hi!
friends a day or two after stating
fbof ho xuoc ro%finn o1nn~ Hrnl1