The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-01-18
Local and Personal Paragraphs

Albert Bear returned the fir st of
the week to Fargo, to resume his
work in the Fargo Auto school.
"Enlighten Thy Daughter
New York's biggest Gre success :
A party Of lady friends dropped
in on Mrs. Peter Larson last Satur-
day afternoon and helped her Gel
citrate her birthday in a very pleas
ant manner.
The Swedish Lutheran Ladies
Aid, will meet at home of Mrs.
Ed. johnson on Friday afternoon,
IAN. Is. Everybody welcome.
Mr.. w. A. Mueller, of Mime
apolis, was appointed foreman Of
the neW round house here the first
of the year.
Miss Anna M. Chalupka Of Twin
Brooks, last week graduated as a
nurse at st. Luke's hospital, Aber-
deem.
Harley Norton, who was a one-
time resident here, but now lives
at New Salem, N. D., has been
visiting friends in this vicinity
during the week.
Miss Hazel Copyright went to
Minneapolis under the auspices Of
the local red cross to learn surgical
dressing work, and upon her re-
turn in a couple of weeks will or
ganize a class for the work.
j. E. Bowers, who lives in the
north part of the county, a few
miles from Corona, went to the
cities Wednesday to receive medi-
cal examination and treatment for
a break down in his health.
Last Monday was stock shipping
day as could easily have been seer
by the long line Of teams with live
stock that were lined up at the
railroad stock yards waiting for
an opportunity to load on cars.
Will absolutely guarantee any
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blood trouble. no results no pay.
You are Judge. Write for our
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Kruse Bath System,
Ill S. Maple Street.
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A party of Milbank people made
a pleasure trip to the Minnesota
cities the first Of the week. among
them being Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Emanuel, Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Tice,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N. Saunders. Mr.
and Mr.. Thos. Prendergast. and
Mr.. I'd -. l.. A. Lovenstein.
Several Of TIL arty expect to go
to Texas from the cities on one Of
the land excursions to that state.
"Enlighten Thy Daughter will
be here Wednesday.
Luther Ravens has receiveda nice
long letter from his grandson, Wes-
ley w. ~Shepersky. who tho only
seventeen years of age is in train
ing for the navy at the Great Lakes
station. The young man, who is
a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul SLEEPER
sky Of Butler, writes he is thorough
~ in love with his job.
Fred L. Harris, who will be re-
membered by old timers as a print
er on the Herald-Advance at one
time, and who published a temper
ance paper here for a short time
sends US a copy Of a paper he has
just started in Billings, devoted to
the oil and mining interests in
Montana and Wyoming. One Of
the funny things is that when Har-
ris was here he was only a kid,
having just got through learning
his trade a year or SO before. In
his paper he designates himself as
"Old man Harris.'
Dick Ellefson, Of Gillette
Grove, Iowa, in sending on his
subscription says that he is in
good health and full of optomism
Notwithstanding his wife and
daughter have been away from
him for several weeks visiting
friends in Sioux Falls. He wants
some Of his old Milbank friends to
let him know what to do to get the
two wanderers home again with
out making too much noise about
it.
A letter from Rev. S. j. Watson,
a former pastor of the Methodist
church here, who is now located at
Los Angeles, says that he and Mrs.
Watson made a trip to their early
home in MiddletoWn, Conn.,, last