The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-14

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Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Denzel and
Arlys of Mont rose. MIMI,
arrived here Sunday morning to at
tend the funeral of their nephew
and cousin Lee Malsed. Mr.. Den
eel returned home Tuesday, but
Mrs. Denzel and daughter will re-
main for a more extended visit.
Mrs. Ed. Phalen took her little
daughter, Dorothy, to the Pea
body hospital the first of the
week for adnoid and tonsil
trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Prevey
went to Minneapolis the first of
the week with their little daugh-
ter. where the latter is receiving
treatment on one Of her limbs.
Messrs. A. j. Erickson and
Joseph I, Hoveu, of White Rock,
we're down Wednesday and took
the degrees in the r "A. chapter
Of Masons.
The farmers barn has been
repaired and is to be opened for
use the latter part of this week.
We do not know who has been
put in charge. A PLACE where the
horses a be sheltered from
these northwest winds is going
to be a great thing for the city
and farmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Aker, of
SissetOn were in town Tuesday
enroute to Webster, where they
we're taking their twelve-year.otd
son to the Peabody hospital for
treatment for an injury to his leg.
Mrs. E. H. Benedict returned
Sunday afternoon from the Pea.
body hospital at Webster, where
she had undergone an operation
for the removal of her tonsils.
Seneca Malsed of Montrose,
Mimi, came up to attend his
brothers funeral last Thursday.
but was called back to his home
at Montrose by the death of his
wife's mother, who passed away
while ne was here in Milbank.
Mr.. Gust Nelson, who was ir
Milbank last Friday, is planning t.
go to Cokato, Mimi, some time
this month, and expeet is to make his
; permanent home there. His son.
have rented his farm, and he viii
probably be a frequent visitor t
: this county which has been hi
home for so many years.
: Attention is called to the adver
I tisement of the Ideal Motor com
pany in another column. The man
ager, Mr.. Westingfeld, is an ex
perienced auto man and electrician
! who is thoroughly up in his tusi
ness and can assure his customer
economical and practical service
Call upon him when in need o
q auto help or when getting your ca
8 overhauled for the season.
The late election reports from
Ohio indicate that the vets carrie,
the state in the vote on nationa
v prohibition amendment by a major
!, ity Of 81. The vote was for ratifi
cation 499. 879; against ratification
500, $50. The vote is so close tina
: a v~erification of it in a mum
Der Of counties will have to be ha,
y and a recount in some counties be
fore complete figures can be es
tablished.
H. F. Bohn, of Melville, N. D.
: a former resident of Milbank
was in town the first of the w, el
He had come down to secure
y car of corn, which was wanted
' for feed in his locality, but little
corn having been raised Their,
I this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Ballet
and Frank Boerger drove to Min
neapolis last Friday morning il
the a owned by F B Roberts
I The car will be shipped to Cali
= fornia, where Mr.. Roberts ano
wife will spend the winter. Mr.,
and Mrs. Baillett returned home
: on Tuesday night and Mr.. Boer
ger Oh Wednesday night.
: A shower for a bride Of thi.
! month, Miss Marjorie Dore, wa.
! given by Miss Katherine O'Nei
and Mary Farley at the Farley
home last Friday evening. Many
friends of Miss Dore were presen'
3 and she received many remem
brances from them. A shower fol