The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-12-06
Harold Mittelstaedt made a
business trip to the twin cities
the first of the week.

Harold MlLbelStdeuC maze a
business trip to the twin cities
the first of the week.
. Mrs. Frank Mittelstaedt has
been enjoying a visit from her
mother, Mrs. Scrivener, Of Min
neapoiis.
Now is a good time to lay in
some apples for winter use.
You can get the New York Bald.
wins at Thirsk' for $3.50.
Mrs. A. G.. Smith, who has
been ailing for several weeks,
past, was taken to the Mrs. E. l..
Farnhap home last week, where
she would be able to receive
more care.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Yonker of
Big Stone came up and had their
Thanksgiving dinner at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. A. M.
Nixon, and enjoyed a visit in
Milbank for several days, re.
turning home Monday.
Mrs. Paul Jones Of Montevideo,
a former resident here, was the
guest of Mrs. w. Let's last Satur-
day while on a visit to Milbank.
Mrs. Jones expects to go to Calf
ornia in q short time and spend the
winter with her daughter.
The John c, Cahill family have
gotten moved from Albee and
are settled in their Milbank
home in the house formerly oc.
cupied by E Mosiman Mr..
Cahill will assume his duties as
county auditor the first of the
year.
|. Emmett Kennedy passed thru
here Wednesday on his way
home to Sisseton from Aberdeen
where he left his wife for an ex-
tended visit with his sister.
They having gone down to spend
thanksgiving there.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Bonn Of
Ypsilanti, N. d., arrived in Mil.
bank last week for a visit to
Mrs. Bchn's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Liebing, and have
been enjoying meeting old friend
and neighbors in Grant county,
DR.. f1endrick was a Wilmct
visitor Thursday of last week.
and enjoyed his thanksgiving
dinner with the f. r. bubble
family of thaS place. The editor
and his wife also spent thanks
giving day liz Wilmot, the guests
OF the Dr.. Harris and S. c.. Jones
families.
Mrs. August Port. of Salem.
Eas been enjoying a visit at the
r Il Benedict home during the
past week August is a CAPTAIN
IN the army, and tie last letter
received from him was dated
Nov. 5th, when he said he had
ust received orders to proceed.
the front trenches. his comp
my having to fill up decimat-
ID regiment.
County Auditor Reuben Rich
lrds, Of Roberts count y, with
wife and children came down
rom Sisseton last Thursday on
heir way to Big Stone TO visit
Nn. Richards parents. Mrs
richards ST has recently un-
lergone a critical surgical oper-
ton, and is not yet out of the
lospital at Ortonville.
Mrs. H. w. Packard and little
aughter Faye, of Twin Brooks.
nd Mrs. J. E. Packard Of Marvin
'ere . guests of the formers
aughters, the Miss Packards of this
lty last Sunday. While here the
tile daughter Faye had the mis-
to break her RICH arm
lille playing. DR. FJetc was call
! and set the broken arm so thai
le little girl was able to return
ONE with her mother Tuesday.
Security lodge, A. o. U. W
eceived word Monday of the
cath of John Becwar, AZ former
.sldent here, lately located at
ingham, Mont. His son Earl
ecwar, notified the lodge that
$ father was killed on a rail
'ad crossing. The deceased
as one of the early day railroad
en- in Milbank, and was at one
ne conductor on the line run
ng to Sisseton.
Will Ross jr. who is attending
e Minnesota university as a S.
L. G. member came home and |
d his Thanksgiving dinner
tn his parents, Miss Esther
80 coming from Winona to en-