The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-09-05
Local and Personal Parasraphs


trends at Marvin the first of the
week.
Eleven bushels early white
dent. seed corn-at Haacke's s sale.
Saturday, September 18th.
All the latest novelties and up-to
GATE millinery at Mrs. Conright's
Hat Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Jones Of
Sioux Falls are here this week help
ing Rev. Stanley Jones get settled
in the parsonage.
A fine little son arrived at the
home OF r. z. Emanuel last Tues
day, and the furniture man is one
OF the proudest fellows in town.
Mrs. Ida Finley. who had been at
her old home in Owatonna for sew
eral months past returned to Mil
bank the first of the week.
Are you interested in real es.
tate in the Red River Valley?
John p. Kahn,
Breckenridge, MIMI.
Geo. McKenna Who is located at
Geyser. Mont. has been visiting his
father, J. E. McKenna, and Mil
bank friends during the week.
Mrs. II. 81. Tyler. of Clinton.
who has been making visit to
her father. William Cleveland.
and the Bert Voss family, re.
turned Monday to her Minneso-
ia home.
Lieutenant Sherman Hougan.
one OF the Wilmot boys in the
regular army, was in town last
Friday. He is in the 34th infant
ry, and had been home on a 80
day furlough.
Mrs. Sarah Bean Haight. who
had been a guest of the editors
family for several weeks left yes-
terday for Monteyideo to visit
| friends there for q few days be-
fore returning to her home in
Minneapolis.
The Joseph Wylie family have
been entertaining Mr.. and Ms.
Victor Hanson. Mrs. Jas. Conners
and Mrs. William Tuttle, who
came up from Mason City by auto
the first of the week. Mr.. Hanson
is chief carpenter for the MilYau-
kee a. Mason City.
Word received yesterday from
Burt Sutcliff, who is in the Web
ster hospital with bad hand,
which had developed into blood
poison, says that he is improv-
ing and is likely to get along
nicely now.
Mr.. Emil Mosiman and David
Liebing have leased the Fred
Liebing home for the coming
winter, as Mr.. and Mrs Liebing
expect to spend the winter at
Bawlf, Alberta, where they have
been visiting their son Miss
Leila left last week for Bawlf.
Mr.. James Young. who lives
near Summit and is advertising
a lot of fine stock for sale, recent.
ly sold his farm two and a half
miles south of Summit to q Mr..
Wilson from Henderson, MINI.
The stock Mr.. Young is Offering
are Herefords and are q fine
bunch of animals. Sale next
Tuesday, Sept. 8.
Mrs. H. G. Port and Miss Mar
garet returned Friday from q
visit of couple of weeks in Chi
cago, where they made purchase
of their fall stock Of millinery.
While on visit to friends at Bel
oft, Miss Margaret had the mis-
fortune to be taken down with
bronchitis, but was soon able to
be around again, and returned
home as well as ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. N. Bennett
have been enjoying a visit from
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood, the
latter a sister of Mrs. Bennett.
Mr.. Wood was one of the pio-
neers at Excelsior. Mimi. settling
there before the advent Of the
railroads in Minnesota, but later
made his home at Chaska, where
he lived for a number of years
or until he went to the Pacific
coast, where he has seen Seattle
grow from place Of about 5000
to city Of nearly half a million.
| MIR. Wood is q gentleman who is