The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-05-23

Spend the evening with the
Seniors at the Bentley Grand,
May %.
Fred Vogt. who has been at
the hospital at Ortonville during
the past week. expects to be able
to return home Saturday.
Mrs. H. G. Port is making a
substantial reduction on all millin-
cry.
Aaren Swanson came down from
Marvin Thursday with his son to
consult a doctor concerning his sons
health.
Mrs. Ralph Schwantes went to
Minneapolis Thursday to meet her
husband who is expected home from
France, where he has been for some
time with Uncle Sans army.
Mrs. A. Nj. Talcot of Billings,
who had been enjoying a month or
two's visit at her old home here,
in Grant county, returned to her
home in Montana Wednesday Of
last week.
Opening day. the Sanitary
Grocery, Saturday May "A, come
and see US, opposite Bentley
Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Youells, of
Adams township were in the city
last Friday attending to some bust
ness matters and doing some shopp-
ing.
Albert And erson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson of Marvin arrived
Wednesday from over e a and went
Thursday to visit home folks in
Marvin. He enlisted in Minneap-
oils.
Good word is being received as
to the continued improvement Of
Miss Katherine Mesmer. 1t is be-
lieved she will shortly be able to
make the journey home.
Miss Minnie Peterson writes
from Brainerd. Mimi. that her
mother, whom she went to visit,
died last week, and that she expects
shortly to return and resume her
work in Drs. Goodman & Hendrick
, Office.
Get your flower order in early for
Decoration day and save on express,
at Mrs. H. G.. Ports. Carnations
$500 and up.
Jean Fitch, who has recently been
discharged from the army ambu-
lance corps, in which he had been
in service in France. came out from
Minneapolis yesterday to visit MS
Milbank friends.
Jos. Kosse, who had been enjoy
: ing life IN California for several
months, returned home last week.
He expects in a snort time to re-
turn to California, where his health
has been r%egained.
) Miss Jeanette Coulter, Of Mime
apolis. has been visiting her friends
; in Milbank during the week. She
; is the guest Of Mrs. Lee Bannister
! while at her former home here.
John Miley, a former Grant
y ac.,n+, how, r,ho hoe J,,rf hnnr die
: charged from army service, was
here Tuesday to visit his sister,
Mrs. Fred Koch of Grant Center.
John Martens reached up
about five inches during the two
: years he was in Uncle Sans SER
vice and made thirty pounds
/ gain in weight.
1t looked like old times the first
of the week to see L. H. Bentley on
the street jollying his old Milbank
friends. He was CARRIED in his
: hunting suit, and was out getting
some Dakota ozone in his system.
Fred Kittenbeil attended the
/ O. O. F. grand lodge at Sioux
!. Falls this week, and visited the Odd
{ Fellows home at Dell Rapids, to
, which the grand lodge in q body,
made a visit Of inspection.
: DR.. j. w. Ross was called Etc
. Long Prairie. Mimi, the first Of
+. the week by receiving word that
his father had been stricken with
= paralysis, and was in a very help
= less condition. The man is about
"a years Of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Watson on
Tuesday started on a auto trip ia
Bowman. N. Dak.. to visit their
sons, Edward and Dick. Jim ex-
poets to come home from there via
j railroad, while Mrs. Watson will &c
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