The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-12-19

On Saturday night one Of tn.
front windows in the Erlandson &
johnson Co. storewas broken. the
glass being knocked to the inside.
Mrs. j. M. Corskie, who had been
on a visit t" her daughter. Mrs.
Arthur Patlidge for several weeks.
returned to Minneapolis to spe, d
some time win her daughter, Mrs.
Johnson.
A. L. Nelson, managing editor Of
the Herald Advance. left Thursday
evening to spend the Christmas hol-
ldays with relatives and friends in
Minneapolis, Mimi, and Fort
Dodge, Iowa.
A nice box Of candy, especially
put up for Christmas gifts, may be
had at the
City Bakery.
Levi Conright and Dudley Stats
played hooky from their regular
duties last Wednesday and went
fishing at Big Stone lake. We Ser
haps shouldn't have told this-but
we didn't see any Of the results of
their days sport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin j. Stephen
son left last week for their home at
Davenport, Iowa. Mr.. Stephenson
was civil engineer for the Campbell
Construction Co, and Mrs.
Stephenson served as deputy county
superintendent during Miss
Leavitt's absence.
The proprietors of five Aberdeen
restaurants. were indicted by the
federal grand jury for unjust and
unreasonable charges in dealing
with the nec~essaries Of life and
State Food Inspector Cox cited two
of them to pay a fine of $50 when
he found mice playing in the
victuals in storage.
The republican county proposal
men meet again next Tuesday Dec.
%, at the court room IN the court
house at II a. M, to nominate
county and Legislative officers.
c.. S. Baxter took his wife over
to South Shore last week, to help
care for her mother Mrs. Nelson at
that place. the latter having been
quite i'll, aud the first Of the week
made another trip over there, re-
turning with his wife and her
mother, the latter to receive medi-
cal examination and treatment.
Mr.. Baxter says that he found
while the roads were in rather poor
condition, he was able to make the
trip successfully.
Homer Sigler, who 81 me years
ago was the publisher of the Apple.
ton Press, has been in Miibank for
a week or two past. assisting in
getting out the new Ortonville
paper, which is being printed in
the Tribune Office. Mr. Sigler says
that it is possible that he may take
the management Of the new paper
If it becomes a permanent institu-
ton, but as yet the management of
the new paper has not been definite.
~ settled.
Waubay Clipper: Mrs. Geo. To e
and son arrived Thursday from
Nashuk, Mimi. for a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Engel-
hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred F'enner. left
last week on a trip to California,
but on the way will visit for a week
or so with their daughter. Mrs.
Irving Schwantes at Park City.
Mont.
Miss Jennie Anderson returned
last week from Tyndall, where she
has been teaching in the public
schools. but the schools were order.
ed closed on account Of coal short.
age, and will now not be reopened
until after the new year.
Miss Janet Lockhart, who has
been attending the Wisconsin uni.
versity at Madison. arrived home
yesterday to spend the christmas
holidays. and Miss Harriet, who ii
teaching in the Duluth schools il
also expected home this week.
For a Christmas present TO,
sweetheart. mother. sister or wife
what would be nicer than one Of
those fancy boxes of Christina.
candies at the
City Bakery
. Mrs. p. c. Saunders entertained
the ladies guild Of the Episcopa