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

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spending a few days at Big
Stone this week.
Miss Inga Niegard left Wednes-
day on a visit Of a couple Of weeks
20 friends at Bird Island.
Mrs. Hattie Storms with her son.,
of Kansas City, arrived last week
for a visit to her mother, Mrs.
Mae Prevey.
Miss Pearl Norton and Miss Mar
ion Smalley went to Aberdeen
Tuesday for a weeks visit with
friends in that city.
Gal. Blue Milk Crooks, best
bristol, neat enclosing. Saturday
special 10 cents. The Economy
Store.
Messrs. Thos Flyn. Jake Aus
and John Hyr. Of Rutland, S. d.,
friends of H. S. Roberts, were
over to Big Stone lake on a fish
ing expedition.
j. M. Colby and family have
moved to this city and are living
in the Ownie Martins house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martins left last
week for a 2 months visit with rel
atives in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mielke and
daughters, and Mrs. Chas. Koch,
Of Lenvas. Iowa, A niece OF
Mrs. Rud Greening, and Mrs. +.
Mielke, and son autoed up from
Kimball. Mimi, to spend a couple
of weeks at the r. Greening home
Of Big Stone.
Mr.. Emil Johnson returned from
Minneapolis Monday, and reported
that Mrs. Johnson, who had under
gone an operation on her throa'
while in the hospital in that city
was improving nicely when he ief'
the city.
William Fritz Of South Shore
has purhased the c. Z. Mills res
idence property, which will be
occupied by Walter Lowthiar
until the latter has his own resi-
dence completed.
Miss Agnes Lockhart from Seat
tie and Miss Hattie from Duluth
arrived home the first of the wee!
for the summer vacation, both
young ladies being engaged a
teachers in the public schools O
the cities named.
A party If young lady friends o
Miss Laura Seide had a kitchen
shower at the home of Mrs. Wal
ter Lowthian Wednesday Of las
week in honor of the approaching
nuptuals of Miss Seide. Some fit
teen young ladies were present
among them being Miss Elsie
Elms, Of Ortonville. and a jovia
time was had.
Mrs. w. J. Phinn and children
arrived from Chicago the first o.
the week for a visit at Grandpt
Jennings home. Friends Of the
Phinn family will be pleased t.
know that Mr.. Phinn, who wa!
formerly travelling man for Spragne
Warmer Co., wholesale grocers, j:
now at the head Of the tea depart,
ment in that establishment at Chi
cago headquarters.
A number Of Troy people were
over at the county seat Tuesday at
tending to some township matters
among the visitors being Mr.. w. S
Miller, one of the early day settler.
in the county, who used to drive
over from his farm near Troy tt
Big Stone City for supplies. Hi:
son, Earl Miller. and Messrs. 0. A
Mitchell and c. A. Warner were
the other members Of the party.
w. R. Washburn, foreman II
the Review office, leaves this week
on his summer vacation to North.
ern Minnesota, in the vicinity OF
Grand Rapids, and while the rest OF
us will be WeItering over eight.
point cases and wondering what
our next affection will be after the
melting of the rollers, Washburn
will be drawing out eight pound
pike from the lake, riding a log in
his swimming suit, and keeping his
gun primed for chipmonks and
! other varmint.
Judge S. S. Lockhart returned
last week from a trip to Sheboygan,
Wis. where he left his daughter
Janet for a visit of several weeks
to friends in different parts of the
state. He says that region has al
SO had a late spring and that the
growing corn there is not as far ad-
vanced as it is here. Cheese fac
cries are all over that part of the
country, and the Holstein COW is
the popular lady Of the land in that