The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-01-11
Local and Personal Paragraphs

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attend a lumber convention mex
week, and will visit his parent!
at La Crosse, Wis, before re
turning home.
Maccaroni, We. miccello and Spe
ghetta at 1Oc a pound.
Thirsk Bros.
Miss Mildred Gardner of Metros.
went to Marvin last week to speno
a couple Of weeks with her brother,
who lives near that place.
The Sheehan Saddlery Co. viii
oil arness for 75c per set.
Mrs. Cliff Bingham and Mrs. Ed.
Harding Of Montevideo, were the
guests Of Mrs. Ed. Phelan for q
day or two the first of the week.
Bernard Gardner, Of Melrose
and Ray Roberts went to Minneap-
oils during the week to make ar.
rangemenst to inlist.
w. L. Gardner, Of Melrose,
shipped three cars of stock to
ST. Paul last week, making the
trip himself with the cattle
Mrs. f. Gnthcr Of Morris.
town, $. d is the guest of Mrs.
Arthur Partridge for a couple OF
weeks, arriving in Milbank last
Friday.
The Brannon Auto Co. makes a
specially of repairing radiators.
Regular meeting of Esther chap
ter Of the Eastern St r will be
held next Monday evening and all
members are cordially invited to be
present.
Mrs. G. B. Summers Of And
over and Mrs. Smeltzer Of Sum
NIT, yer guests at the home
Of Spencer Baird on last Friday.
Miss Althia Cinclair, who is
teaching at Ballatin, Mimi, and
who came home for the holidays,
returned to her school work the
first of the week.
Rev. II G.. Haag, Of Clear Lake,
a former pastor Of the Eyangeli.
cal church here, Won an automo-
bile in the merchants contest at
Clear AXE last wpel,
Mrs. w. I. Gardner, of Melrose
made a trip to the cities last week,
meeting Mr.. Gardner, who had
taken a shipment of cattle there.
The Young ladies of the u. B.
clue nc AZ mo home of Florence
Johnson NJ ny evening. Red
cross work served to make an inter-
esting evening, and an enjoyable
time was had. Light refreshments
We're served.
Roy Brannon, who is ~ the
great lakes naval school writes
that he recently has had an appoint.
ment to play in the first regiment
band. and the appointment will
possibly be made permanent.
Mrs. Elmer Thomas Of A!ban
township accompanied Miss Maud
Farnham to Minneapolis last Fri
day, when the latt,r returned to
her school work in that city. Mrs.
Thomas will visit with Mrs. Fran
els Ove1hoit. who at one time
taught school in the community
just south Of town.
j. H.. Lewis. the ice man, COM
menced harvesting this week. and
he says if he is given about, two
weeks Of such weather as we have
had the first of the week he will
have threshed out one of the finest
crops of ice he has ever nut up
clear. solid and about % inches
thick.
Will absolutely guarantee any
case Of Rheumatism, Skin or
blood trouble. no results no pay.
You are. Judge. Write for our
references and methods,
kIuse Bath System,
I'LL S. Maple Street.
WatertoWn, S. d.
We have received the public IL
brary report which will be publish
ed next week. The story hour will
be at 2 p. NJ, Saturday, Jan. y.
The children at the last story hour
gave a dollar to the Children's
Home at Sioux Falls.
The funeral service in memory
of Mr.. B. G. Maxfield Friday Of
last week was largely attended by
friends Of the deceased man, who
was universally esteemed for the
many qualities Of heart and mind
that had endeared him to the peo-
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