The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-07-11
Local and Personal Paragraphs

Have your pictures framed at
Niles Studio.
Mrs. W. Let's has been spend
ing the week with her daughter,
Mrs. H. Burns, at Cologne.
DR.. H. VIM. Hof. chiropractor
will be located over bank of com
merceafter July 10. Consultation
and spinal analysis free.
Mrs, Thos. Massey has been
enjoying a visit during the week
from her sister, Mrs. Robert Fol
ey and her daughter Edith, of
Newport News, Va.
10 acres of land adjoining the
city of Milbank and laying per-
feet in every respect, for sale by
Paul kohler.'
Miss Mata Fenner returned
from Braham, MINI. Sunday,
where she had been visiting her
sister Mrs. E. j. Conrad.
Mrs. Rowe Shaw received
word the first of the week of the
arrival of her son, Ben Dauman,
at Hoboken, N. Y. and the prob
abilities are that he would receive
his discharge and arrive home
within couple of weeks.
Miss Emma Lind. the nurse
who had been home for a week or
two vacation from her work at
the Bismark hospital, went to
Ortonville Monday to help for
few days III the Evangelical hos
pital at that place, and expects
later to return to Bismark,N N. D.
Mr.. N. J. Bleser received a tel
egram the first of the week that
his son Carl had arrived in New
York from a recent cruise to
Hayti, and that he expected
shol tly to be home again.
Mrs VIM Stiege and daughter
Miss Anna, of Iona, Mimi, cous.
ins of VIM H. Koepke, have bee n
stopping with the Koepke tamil
les during the week. They are
on their way home from visit to
friends in .Jamestown,N.D.
The Harmonic Entertainment
Co has secured four-piece Jazz
orchestra for the Saturday night
dances. Every body welcome.
Bowery style.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Kjelmer, of
Mitchell are guests Of the Emil
johnson family this week. The
lady is a sister Of Mrs. Johnson
and Mrs. J. A. Jacotel, and the
kielmers were residents OF Mil
bank a number Of years ago.
Mrs j. p Croal, of Sisseton,
made visit to her sister, Mrs.
w. w. Wilson, and returning
home Saturday was accompanied
by the Misses Dorothy and Cor
nelia Kaercher, who will enjoy a
visit with their aunt in Sisseton.
The employees of the First and
Security National bank and Min
neapolis Trust Co. are publishing
a periodical called the Perescope
for the entertainment and
enlightenment Of those connected
with the bank work. We notice
that the editor is our old friend
and a former nei9hbor in the
early days of Big Stone, John S.
Craig. One of the delights Of pub
llshing the Perescope must be the
freedom from any anxiety that
the sheriff was likely to take
possession of the outfit any old
time. Otherwise Jack and his
associate editors can have just
as entertaining a time as the
rest Of US. There was m any a
day after we first struck Big
Stone that we would lake to have
felt that a bank and trust COM
pany was back of US.
DR.. II, VIM. Hof. chiropractor
will be located over bank of com.
meroe after July IL. Consultation
and spinal analysis free.
Bert Sutcliffe last week receiv
ed reminder Of his boyhood
days in letter from one Of his
boyhood chums in the person of
Chas. Gerber. The Gerber fam
lily will be remembered by the
older residents Of the city as hav.
ing kept a restaurant on the west
side of Main street for number
Of years in the nineties. and later
moved to Northern Minnesota
Charley ,whois located at Grygla
Mimi, writes that his father dice
some two wears aUO and hrs moth