The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-03-14
Local and Personal Paragraphs

den seeds at Thirsk's.
Coming Mar. II, The Spoilers
at Bentley Grand.
Frank Nelson was at Sissetor
Monday on legal business between
trains.
Franz Lingren and E. O.. Wrigh,
of Marvin were business callers in
this city Monday.
A full line Of suits and waists al
prices to suit the times at Mrs. H.
G. Ports.
Some food specialties will be on
sale at the City Bakery tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs Jessie Burdine and son were
down from Summit Monday. The
young man engaged to work on the
C. w. Amsden farm in Madison
township.
See the big Fight at the Bentley
Grand, in 1.-The Spoilers on Mon.
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Harrington,
Of Waubay. who were here visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Fred Rock
well, returned home Sunday afte,.
noon.
Will Oehler, a former resident of
Grant Center, now living at Good
rich in North Dakota, arrived last
week to visit his mother, who is
seriously i'll.
Fred Murray, who recently made
a trip to Virginia. returned home
Saturday. While away he made a
purchase Of some farm property
near Blackstone, in the above men,
toned state.
E. F. Stoyke. sales agent for the
Interior Lumber Co., Of Twin
Brooks, was a M,lbank visitor Tues
day, getting acquainted with some
of the folks at the county seat.
Franklin Fenner, of Twin
Brooks, is one of the successful
breeders of Duroc Jersey pigs, and
has a fine herd Of these on his farm,
northwest of town.
Mr.. J. S. Farley received a letter
this week from his son Earl. who is
stationed at Parvou. France, and
who says they hadn't got any infor-
nation as to when they will be
westward bound.
MI. Burt Grant and Miss Alice
Prysinger, both of this city, were
marriel BY Municipal Judge Nc.
Murphy at Ortonville Monday after.
noon at 2o'clock. The groom is
the cook at the Palm cafe, and the
young folks expect to make their
home in the city here.
Mrs. S. Faust, neice of Mrs. w.
S. Keeney. who has been spending
the winter here with her aunt, re.
turns to her home in Cleveland
Ohio, this week.
Mrs. Sophia Nixson, who had been
spending sometime with her son
Bert Nixon in this city, left Wed.
for her home at Leith, N. D., where
she lives on the farm with her sor
John.
/ Lloyde Thirsk made a visit to
Minneapolis. returning Tuesday
morning. He reports Mrs. Thirsk
as improving nicely. and was this
week able to leave the hospital for
her mothers home, and expects to
arrive home here some time during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Mittel.
staedt received word last week that
their son Harold while in Mime
apolis for q few days had been TAX
en- down with influenza. which had
developed into pneumonia, and the
young man was in q serious condi-
ton at the Abbott hospital. Mr..
and Mrs. Mittelstaedt went to the
city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Wisaman
made a visit to Minneapolis the
first Of the week, to see their grand
son, Harold Hocum, who is about
to leave for France. Harold had
just completed his course and been
awarded his diploma as a physician
when he enlisted in the navy. and
was commissioned lieutenant, and
be now goes to France to work in
the medical corps caring for the
wounded troops in hospitals.
Get the boy interested in that
Farm Book. Think what it will
mean to him to have his father win
the county or state prize. It does
MT make q bit Of difference what
you did last year, it is this year
! that counts. For particulars in
quire 1T
The First National Bank
Of Milbank.