The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-08-29
Lecal and Personal Paragraphs

tion OF his vacation from post Of
[fice work in trip to North Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G.. Rockwell
made an auto trip to Waubay
last Sunday.
Mrs. Andrew Larson left ror
the twin cities Thursday night
to make fur selections for the
Larson tailor shop.
Arthur Orman, assistant CASH
Ter Of the Albee State Bank was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. A. Glomstad, who was at
one time a shoe dealer in Milbank,
was meeting friends here yesterday
while on his way home from visit
to friends near Wilmot.
Three bars of Palm Olive soap for
90 cts if purchased before the 3lst
Of August at the Erlandson & John
son Co.'S store.
The Misses Clara and Erma Nit
telstaedt were at Summit the first
Of the week visiting Miss Mary
Smull.
Mrs. Frank Mehegan, who had
been visiting with friends in east
ern Minnesota for several weeks,
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. O. M. Knutson went to
Minneapolis Yesterday for a few
days visit to friends in Minneapo-
lis.
Are you interested in real es.
tate in the Red River Valley?
John p. Kahn,
Breckenridge, MIMI.
The Misses Louise and Winnifred
Flett have been enjoying an outing
and entertaining their young
friends at the H. Jones cottage at
Hartford Beach.
Mrs. Mayme Koepke and little
daughter Eileen, were guests of
Mrs. Lee Bannister. as was also
Miss Alice Olson, for day or two
last week at Hartford Beach.
Mr.. H. R. Karnsteadt, the Swift
& Co. meat agent, and wife, form
er residents of Milbank, were visit
ors at their old home here with
their little son, and were guests at
the Franc Croal home.
Mr.. Barney Peschong and wife
and daughter, Mrs. Lohrer, were
called to Sioux Falls Wednesday
morning by announcement of the
death of Mrs. Peschong's sister.
Three bars of Palm Olive soap for
20 cts If purchased before the 31st
of August at the Erlandson & John
son Co.'S store.
DR.. Flett made a trip to the cit
les Monday where he met his two
sons, who had been down in Wis.
consin spending part Of their
summer vacation with relatives in
that state. and accompanied them
home.
About dozen Of the boy scouts
returned last week from a two
weeks outing at Hartford Beach.
The boys were in charge Of Rev.
P. Jones. the Episcopal
rector. and Andrew Monson, and re-
port that they had a fine time.
Miss Ethel Leavitt, who re.
Gently returned from an excur-
sion to Speartish canyon in the
Black Hills, is making a visit to
friends in Minneapolis and her
sister, Miss Carrie. joins her in
the city Sunday.
VIM. Graham, of Min neapolis
who had been out here attending
to his farm interests for the past
week or two. returned to his
Minneapolis home this week.
William S old Milbank friends
are always glad to see him.
Mr.. G.. T. Oehler, of Grant
Center, has rented his farm to
his son Abram. who will move
on the place from the farm which
he has been working for his fauh-
er for several years past. Mr..
Oehler, Sr., has purchased the
William Jennings residence and
will move to the city and make
his home. Mr.. Jennings and
wife have made arrangements to
60 out to Oregon to spend the
winter, one Of his daughters now
being in that state, and he may
possibly conclude to locate there.