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| lily during the week.
Mrs. r L. Nichol was over at
Watertown during the week at
tending the state meeting of
Congregational churches.
Miss Dorothy Flood, grand~
daughter of Mrs. A. Shannon,
has been spending the week
with her aunt Miss Minnie
Shannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will King and
family of Hankinson, came over
to Ml!bank by auto last week.
and visited with Grandma and
Grandpa Wiseman.
E. E. Dubbell, of Wilmot, was
guest of Dr.. Hendricks for a
couple of days the first of the
week while enjoying visit with
Milbank friends.
Mrs. E. J. Hinman, of Baker,
Mont, spent couple of days at
her old home here last week, and
returned to Montana the first Of
the week. She states that Mr..
Hinman has not been in the best Of
health cf late.
Messrs. Harvey and Fontelroy
Marquette Of Albee. were over at
tending the Sunday school conven-
tion and visiting Milbank friends
last Saturday and Sunday, and re-
turned home by way OF Appleton
Monday.
Judge And erson has also rendered
decision in favor Of the county
in the court house cases of C. K.
Haswell and the C. M. & St. P. Ry.
VS.. Grant county. In the Engel
Stone Co. vs.. Grant County, the de-
cision was against the county.
Miss Jennie Anderson, who
had been teaching in the Tyn-
dale school, arrived home last
week 'o' the summer vacation.
Miss Selma came home week
before from Bristol where she
also had been teaching.
Ray Reynen is another of the
Milbank boys who arrived this week
from France, after ten months
stay in Europe in Uncle Sans in
fantry. Ray is looking and feeling
fine but is glad to be home again.
Mrs. Walter Johnson, of Mon-
tevideo, was visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Wendland for a day or two last
week. Upon her return home
Monday she was &c ,ompanied by
Miss Lizzie Fagan, who will
spend a short time in Montevi-
deo.
Judge S. S. Lockhart and DR..
Goodman have been at Sioux
Falls this week attending the
Masonic grand bodies assem-
bled in that city. Mrs. Good
man accompanied the DR.. to
Sioux Falls and win 60 from
there to Parker, to see her bro
ther, who has just returned from
army service.
| Miss V. Genevieve Beck and
Mr.. Asa E. Rhodes of Webster,
were married by Rev. A. e. Bed
does, at the Congregational par
sonage on Saturday, the 7th Of
June. The young people are
well and favorably known in Web
ster, where they will be at home
to their friends after July 1st.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. M. Chapman Of
Webster, attended the young
couple at the ceremony.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Nichols.
Iof Bellingham, WASH, who had
Ibeen visiting the old home here
for couple of weeks, left for
Minneapolis last Saturday morn
ling ard will make a visit with
friends in that city, and also
with their son in North Dakota.
before returning to their Wash.
ington home. Their daughter,
Mrs. M. L. Ecker remains here
for q more extended visit.
Miss Keithline. the county club
worker. chaperoned . party OF
young people on = trip to Brook.
lings Monday morning: In tha
party we're Carl Tobin. Eugene
ETillman. Orland Trapp, Elnora and
Edward Schuler. The young folks
were going to take the short course
at the state agricultural college.
Some 20 others from different parts
OF the county are also taking the
course.
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