The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-12-26

Miss Margaret Poat, who has
been attending q business college
in Minneapolis arrived home
last week TO spend the holidays.
Milton Cochrane is home from
the etate college at Brookings,
to enjoy christmas with the
home friends.
G. E. Riley of Summit. the land
man, was down at Milbank Satur-
day attending to some business
matters, and incidentally seeing
that Hub was acting properly to
keep the family name free from
blemish.
Rev. Stanley Jones of the Epis.
copal church, is enjoying a christ
mas visit from his parents, who
came up from Sioux Falls to
spend a part of the holiday seas
on with him.
The obituary Of "A. III. Rehnke
in another column records the
death of a former Grant Center
farmer, who had been a resident
of Ortonville for a number Of
years past.
Adolph Weber, one of the early
day resident Of Milbank, who has
been living in the coast country for
a number of years, is making a
visit to his mother at Twin Brooks
and to friends in Milbank.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Watson
left last Sunday morning for a
trip to the coast country. They
plan to stop at Bowman, n. D.,
and visit their sons Ed and Dick,
and Walter in Montana, and may
make other stops on their way
to Los Angeles.
Miss Ethel Cochrane came
home the first of the week to en-
JOY the christmas time with her
parents. Miss Cochrane is the
domestic science instructor in
the public schools of Faribault,
with three teachers under her
supervision.
Miss Louise Bublitz who was the
musical instructor in the public
school last year has been a visitor
in Milbank dur ing the week. She
has been attending the North
Dakota university at Grand Forks,
taking special courses in school
work and music.
Andrew Munson, one Of the
soldier boys who was wounded when
in Uncle Sans service in France
last year, has received notice from
the government to go to DunWoodv
institute the first of the year. where
he will take a course Of instruction
in motor and dyna mo work under
federal supervision. Andy's many
friends are glad Of this opening for
him. as he is a worthy and reliable
young man, and we all wish him
success in his undertakings.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Abbott, who
were early day residents of Twin
Brooks were visiting Mr.. Abbott's
mother. Mrs A. M. Abbott and the
}. A. Fuller family the first of the
week Their home is in Harding
county, in the northwest corner Of
the state, but they had> been to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Ahhott's
father, Mr.. Samuel Baldwin. Mad
lson in this state. Mr.. Baldwin
was one of the we'll known early
day residents Of Twin Brooks, but
had been living in Madison for the
past twenty years.
Big Stone Headlight: Miss Alice
Thorndike has taken a position as
book-keeper in LosAngeles, and
Miss Edna Forsythe has a position
as stenographer.
Walter Woitte of Milbank recent.
~ had a serious operation for ap-
pendlcltls IN the OrtOnville hospital.
and his recovery wa retarded by an
attack of pneumonia, but he is get
ting along nicely, now.
Revillo Willis Youell and
James Hanson were in Dawson
Wednesday.
Mrs. r. u. Jones and children of
Milbank. visited the fore part of
the week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Jones.
j. Al Dillman departed Monday
for Timber Lake, S. D.. to spend
the holidays with his son, Judge
Ray Dillman and family.
Last Sunday some of the old time
residents Of Milbank had the
pleasure of meeting Edward H.