The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-12-27
Miss Marion Wood, who has been
teaching in the Doland schools, is
home for the christmas vacation.

MISS IA0IIOl VOOAS WIN uA0 OCVaA
teaching in the Doland schools, is
home for the christmas vacation.
Mr.. Herman Tucholke. Of the
Revillo ne ighborhood, was up at
the county seat attending to some
business matters last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Conright
came up from Montevideo the first
of the week and has been spending
the christmas week with the l.. l..
Conright family.
The w. M. Thomas family re-
ceived word last week that their
son Donald Thomas, who has been
in France for the past year, was re-
Gently commissioned second lieu
tenant.
Mrs. j. Fanset, who had been
visiting with her daughter. Mrs.
Hopkins at Watertown, returned to
Milbank the first Of the week and
is staying with her daughter. Mrs.
Farnham.
Mrs. Cleon Leach Of Minneapolis,
who is a trained nurse, and who had
been assisting in the Thirsk family
during the illness of the little son
Warren Thirsk, returned to Mime
apolis the first of the week, the
lad having recovered from his illness.
Among the sailor and soldier boys
who have had a furlough and are
home to have christmas dinner, are
Tracy Mesmer and Dwight Bailett
from the Great Lakes training
school, and Percy Baird from Camp
Harrison, Ind.
Mr.. E. S. Petersen Of Great Falls
arrived here last week and scined
his wife in a visit to the Mrs. Julia
L.ndquist home. where they ere en-
joying the christmas season.
William Cleveland, jr., came out
from Minneapolis, accompanied by
his wife and child, and is spending
the christmas season with his sis
ters, the Mesdames Chapman and
Voss and their families and enjoy
ing q visit with Grandpa Cleveland
Mr.. Cleveland is contractor and
builder, but there has been a dearth
of that work on account Of the war.
He says the indications in the
cities for a revival Of building op.
eratioDs are now excellent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rockwell spen,
christmas with Waubay friends
The two McKenna brothers arrived
home during the week with honorable
discharges from further military du'
ties.
M.. and Mrs. Joe Shannon, of Nev.
lis Lake, N. D., is enjoying christmas
with Grandma Shannon.
Merrill Chapman arrived from SEQ.
bic Tuesday, and expects TO spend q
short time at the old home here.
Married-At st. Lawrence church
by Rev. FIR, C'Neill. Mr.. John J
Hamling and Miss Enger Torstenson,
both OF this city.
Mrs. Geo. I.iebensteiu anti Fay
Taylor were called to NJ D., by the
death of their father, who died from
heart failure.
'Faul Austin, who has been on tele
phone line work in Iowa, is spending
christmas at the Milbank home.
Roy Fenner arrived home the first
of the week, having received his dis
cherge from the S. A. L. c. at the
Minnesota university.
THE FRIENDS of Butch" johnson
will be interested to know that he has
beer honorably discharged from mil
itary service, and is visiting with
friends at M~ontevideo.
Lieutenant Karl E. Bleser arrived
home last week on a furiOugh, having
Just finished his work in the q T.. S.
for tie marine service. He has e
eeivel his commission and been order
ed to report 1T Galveston, whore he
expects to be stationed for some time
his return to duty. which will be
shortly after the first of the year