The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-08-24
Local and Personal Paragraphs

nave -FOUR 9-lnch Electric fans,
that l will sell at a great reduction
-$6.75 each. l.. G. Zeeveld,
the Electrician.
Rice at Zoe a pound at the Home
of Real Bargains.
VIM. Graham Of Minneapolis, is
here this week looking after his
farming interests in Alban town
ship.
Mrs. Andrus and little daugh-
ter came down from Aberdeen
Tuesday for a visit to the Seide
and Souder families.
George Leibenstein and wife
took an auto run down to Brook
ings Monday to see Mr.. LIS broth
er, who lives at that place.
Mr.. o. Ciaussen, city engineer
Of St. Paul, and the owner of the
Milbank electric plant, was in
town last week for a day or 50,
looking over business matters.
Albert Schiefelbein accompanied
his brother, Harvey Schiefelbein to
Clear Lake the first of the week,
where the latter is to run a thresh-
ing outfit for the season..
Hunting a job? Attend the
Sioux Falls IS. nak.) Business
College and the job will hunt ;on.
Send for information.
Victor Err andson has gone to
North Dakota to look after the
farming interests Of the Erlandson
& Johnson Co. at several points
in that state.
Mrs. Geo. Schiller, Of Mime
apolis, who had been visiting her
parents and sister in the Pride
family. returned to the city yester-
day morning.
DR.. and Mrs. O. E. Doely of
Cannon City, Mimi, friends of
Mrs. P. S. Saunders, arrived last
Saturday for a visit to the Saunders
; family.
Mrs. Sarah Drake, who has been
making her home in Milbank for a
year or so past, left this week to
make her home with her brotherin-
j law, Henry Bartlett, at Winslow,
Ill.
e w. c. Ulrich of Twin Brooks
was in town Sunday afternoon to
take the train for Hutchinson,
Mimi, where he was going to at
i tend the funeral of his uncle, Will
liam Ulrich.
J. c.. Elliot, who has been at
r C~hautauqua Park, with the family
e of his daughter, Mrs. Carl Theim-
er, for the summer months, was in
town this week seeing his Milbank
friends, as he expects to depart for
t California next week.
Mrs. Lawrence Salzle received
= word Tuesday that her father,
Mr.. August Spors, one of the
early settlers near Nassau, was
stricken with heart failure in Re-
villo while marketing grain. He
! was SO years old.
d Miss jeanette Lockhart, return
! ed last Saturday from a visit Of
/ several weeks to friends at several
points in Wisconsin and on her re-
turn journey was a guest Of the
. George Golfer family in Mime
apolis for a day or two.
. Mrs. Amanda Erickson and Mrs.
Kimpel of Milwaukee, who had
been visiting the w. G. Ulrich
family at Twin Brooks and the
, Julius Greetings south Of town re-
turned home the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bentley of
e Big Stone were guests at the F. j.
Paddock home for several days last
week. while Mr.. Bentley was en-
joying a vacation from his duties
in the Gold bank at Big Stone.
!, James Kerr, one of the old-time
residents Of. Milbank, who has
: been living at Lewiston, Idaho, for
, the past ten years, during all of
which time he had been janitor of
one of the large buildings in that
: city, writes that he has removed to
!, his ranch at Charleston, Wash, and
will cultivate that hereafter.
Mrs. l.. L. COnright and daughter
Hazel, who had been at the lake for
a week or 50 returned home last Sat-
urday, and they expect to leave for
the cities during the coming week
to make purchase of their fall mil
, linery stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Robbins Of
Onamie, MIMI, were visitors of
the John Stafford family the first
Of the week. They we're Mime
sofa neighbors of the family years