The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-05-30

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last week to see ii her daughter
Lulu could be helped at the os-
teopathic sanitarium at that
place.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fanset
of Fargo, and Mrs. Hanson Of
Minot, came down from North
Dakota. Wednesday, and are
guests at the home Of Mrs. En-
ma Farnham.
Mr.. N. J. Bleser has received
card from his young friend Earl
Owen. He was on the ocean
when he wrote, and stated that
the boys were all overjoyed to
be SO near home again.
Mrs. A. A. Grove, who had
been at her mothers bedside for
| several weeks, returned home
last Sunday to attend to some of
her home duties, but had scarce
ly arrived here before she re-
celved word Of her mothers
death on Sunday evening, and
left again for Minneapolis Mon
day.
Mrs. Chas. Jacquot and daugh-
ter arrived from Minneapolis
Tuesday, to take up, their resi-
dence at Linden Beach for the
summer. Mr.. Jacquot purchas-
ed a boat at Red Wing and has
had 1t shipped here for S at
the lake.
Mrs. j. 0. Andrews. Of Sisse-
ton, was in town between trains
Tuesday on her way to visit her
daughter and mother in Iowa.
Judge Andrews is still quite
feeble, but is able to be around
and give some time to his office
duties.
Marvin Monitor: CARNEY
Wright was a passenger to Mil
bank Wednesday morning to
drive back a new Ford that he
sold to Chester Frazer.
: L N. Saunders was up from
Milbank Monday and had some
experience getting stalled with
his car northwest of town.
: Mr.. Carl Theimer, who was in
town last week, says that his
fatherinlaw, Mr.. J. G. Elliot, ar
rived from California last week,
and that the Theimer family are
I making arrangements to come
8 out to the Big Stone lake cottage
: during the coming week.
Messrs. Sam P. Adams, V. A.
Wright, G. B. Kidder and Elmer
Adams, Of Fergus Falls, and repre-
t senting the electric power plant at
that place, were over in Milbank
last Saturday looking over the pro-
!. spects for an extension of the Fer
: gus Falls power to this city.
Mr.. Henry Tietjen, VIM. Tietjen
r and Minnie Tietjen, came down
from the Corona county Monday
with the remains of their father,
which they were taking to Boone,
Iowa. for burial by the side of their
. mother. The deceased was Is
! years Of age.
7 Messrs. Z. w Redman Of With
: row, Mimi. and c. C. Roberts, of
Buffalo. Mimi, came to Milbank
, last week to attend the funeral of
; their nephew Raymond Redman.
e who was drowned last week at the
dam. Mrs. Roberts, who is a
daughter Of Mrs. M. G.. Redman,
e who had been here on a visit re-
$ turned with her husband to Buffalo.
: Word has been received from
San Antonio, Texas, that Miss Helen
Wood. of this city was married on
the 18th inst in San Antonio, to
DR.. L. H. Lanier, an eye, ear and
: nose specialist of the above named
city. Miss Helen's Milbank friends
a extend congratulations and best
' wishes for a long and happy we'd
ded life.
VIM. Mount has been suffer-
ing from a swelling and break
ing out in his legs that has been
very painful and has prevented
him from going about as usual.
His friends will be pleased to
know that he is somewhat i'm
a proved this last day or two, and
it is hoped that he will soon be
: around again.
One of the changes in the new
!, time card which goes into effect on
! the C. M. & St. P. on next Monday
! is that the No. l local, which is
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