The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-07-18
Attorney and Mrs. Elton Sutcliff
returned to their home at Mackin-
tosch last Monday.

returned to their home at Mackin.
tosch last Monday.
Dr.. H. Vim. Hof. chiropractor
will be located over bank of com.
merce after July IL. Consultation
and spinal analysis free
John Adler while helping in
| household work Wednesday fell
against door frame and cut a
bad cash in his face, the doctor
having to. take eleven stitches to
close it up.
Mr.. Alfred Thomas and wife,
former residents of the city,
came out the first of the week to
look after their farm interests in
this locality.
Miss Oriole Johnson of Aber.
deem has been making a visit to
Milbank during the week as the
guest Of her friend Margaret
Port.
Mrs. G.. w. Dotson was called
to Ardale, Iowa, last week by re
ceivlng intelligence of the serious
illness of her mother. who was
not expected to survive, and who
is 50 years of age.
Mr. Otto Gokey, who last week
received his military discharge,
spent a couple Of days in Milbank,
and he and Mrs. Gokey then left
for Wisconsin to visit Mr.. Cox
eys mother in that state.
Mr.. John Sievers and Mr.. Ed
ward Sierks, two young gentle
men from Valparaiso Ind, are
guests at the G. L Wood home,
and spending a portion of the
summer vacation in South Da
kOta.
10 acres of land adjoining the
city of Milbank and laying per-
feet in every respect, for sale by
Paul hOnler.
Mrs. Thos. McKernon of Min
neapolis. who had been out on a
visit to her son Frank McKernon,
returned home to Minneapolis
Tuesday
John Lewis returned last
week from a trip to st Louis,
where he went to visit his little
son who is being treated in an
osteopathic hospital in that city.
He says that the boy is wonder
fully improved, and is able to get
around much more easily than
formerly He is taking daily ex
ercises on fifteen or twenty diff
erent machines used for develop
ing and building up the different
muscles Of the body.
Commissioner Spencer Seldom
of Grant County accompanied
Com missioner Fransen on a trip
Of inspection over the roads in
the west end of Grant Tuesday.
They are trying to lay out the
roads to suit the greatest number
Mr.. Seldom is a prosperous farm
er Of Alban Township and from
all reports he is making az excell-
ent cer.-Summit Independ-
ent.
Frank Martens, who went out
to his claim in Montana a few
weeks ago, returned last week.
He reports the country badly
dried up, and as there was no
demand for labor of any kind,
Frank concluded he had better
come back to Dakota for the pres
ent.
Miss Bernice Farnham came
down from Aberdeen last week,
and after spending the day with
her mother left the following day
for Chicago, where she will take
the boat for trip down the lakes
to Cleveland, Ohio, where she
will be joined by her sister Maud
and continue on the lake excur-
sion to Buffalo, the two later re-
turning to Chicago by boat.
Mr.. J. C. Elliot. who is making
his home during the summer
with his daughter, Mrs. Carl
Theimer. at Chautauqua park.
came up to Milbank the first Of
the week and was shaking hands
with his old friends and neigh
bors, who are glad to see him
looking as if he had found Ponce
de Leon's long sought secret for
renewal of youth.
Miss Edith BrannOn returned
home for the summer vacation