The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-04-05
Local and Personal Paragraphs
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Strawberries and Cream at L. w.
Thirsk's every day.
A fine little son arrived at the
home Of DR.. j. w. Pay last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Taylor went
to Minneapolis last Friday to visit
friends in that city.
There will be degree work and a
social hour at the Eastern Star
meeting next Monday evening.
Andrew Minder and family were
down frow Wilmot Wednesday Wis
iting the Ed Minder family.
Mr.. f. Erdahl is again at his old
place as a grocery clerk in the Err
landson & johnson Co.'S store.
Milbank should be a flutter of
red, white and blue tomorrow.
Let us bring out the flag and dress
up.
Mrs. George Liebenstein has been
visiting her parents at Dickey. N.
D., for the past week.
Miss Helen Wilson went to To)stoy.
Potter county last week, where she
has been engaged as stenographer
in a bank.
Mrs. w. w. Reeve, who had been
visiting her son Lawrence at Farm
inpton, and with friends in the
twin cities returned horne last
week.
Herman Bohn one Of our former
Grant county men now living at
Melville, N. D., was in town last
week, on his way south to purchase
some registered live stock.
The MCGOWAN Lumber Co. have
gone into the coal business, and are
now prepared to receive orders for
winters coal.
Mrs. Harold Burns, of Cologne,
Mimi, , ho had been visiting her
mother Mrs. W. let's, r .urned to
her home Friday.
Mrs. c. E. Sutcliffe received word
of the decease of a nephew, George
Broadbent, who was employed in
the Griggs. Cooper & Co. establish
ment at st. Paul, last week.
Mrs. H. A. Knutson has been en-
ioying a visit from her sister, Mrs.
Mitchell OF St. Paul, for a couple
Of weeks past, and the latter ex-
poets to leave for her home in the
city in a day or two.
The past week has been fully util-
lied by farmers in the work of
small grain seeding, and number of
them have already finished this
work. They all state that the
ground has never been in better
condition for seeding than it has
been this spring.
j. r. Paul Gross, the editor of
the Dakota Freie Preisse, the Ger
man paper printed at Aberdeen,
was arrested for the second time
last week and has been informed for
the duration of the war as an alien
enemy.
Mr.. Sheehan, of the Sheehan Sad
lery ST. re objects to the notoriety
given his shop by the Strandburg
Tribune that it was in bis shop that
q stolen harness was recovered. He
wants us to make it plain that the
Sheehan Saddlery was in no way
connected with the affair in connec-
ton with the harness in question.
The absence Of Philip White,
whom we had missed from Milbank
for several weeks was explained by
q postal card from James Kerr at
Lewiston. Idaho. who writes on the
9th ult.; philip White who has
been visiting me for a couple of
weeks. left this morning for Por-
land, Ore. where he expects to stay
with relttiv.s for some time
Carl Pritz, who recently sold the
residence he is living in on second
street, to MIN. Dornbush, has pur
chased the lot south Of the M. w.
Wiseman home on the same street.
and is making arrangements to build
substantial residence there. Among
other recent real estate transactions
was the purchase Of the Lindsey
residence on Fifth street by Lee
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