The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-02-21
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Local and Personal Paragraphs
List your saleable property with
c. M. Bowe.
Call at Mrs. Ports for all the
late style suits and coats.
Fresh cream in pint bottles at
L. w. Thirsk's
Mrs. Spencer Baird made a visit
to Minneapolis Wednesday evening.
Calll at City Bakery for your
Cream Puffs Saturday. &
Franz Lingren and Lee Gardner
were business callers from Marvin
the latter part Of last week.
Mrs. Geo. Tessin and Mrs. Claude
Tice were at Aberdeen on business
Monday.
Peter Wang of Wilmot, was q
Milbank visitor Monday. while on
his way to the auto show.
A Is cent lunch will be served
by the n. e. Ladies Aid Society
next Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Henry Dotson."
Mrs. A.. F. Lindquist. Of WadD
bay, has been spending the week 1T
her old home here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Crawford.
The editor and his better half are
up at Aberdeen for a couple Of days
this week attending the state editor
ial association meeting in that city.
Paul Austin, who had been on
telegraph line work in this vicinity
for a week or so, spent Sunday at
home, but went to Iowa the first Of
the week.
Mrs. H. G. Port and daughter
| Margaret entertained sixteen ladies
at the Altar society circle at tea
last Sunday evening.
Mrs. McNeill received a telegram
from Newport News that her son
Collin McNeill and Alex Cunning
ham had arrived at that port, and
!, would shortly receive their dis
charge.
Fnoch Lindquist of Twin Brooks,
has purchased the interest of P. c..
Scholberg in the Marvin State
bank. and Mr.. S. Leemaster, will
take the place Of Mr.. Scholberg as
cashier of the bank.
Married At the Methodist par
sonage in Milbank on Wednesday,
Feb. 18th by Rev. j. w. Calfee.
Mr.. friedrich w. Knopf and Miss
Rose Halse, both of Adams town.
ship Grant county.
Milo N. Odds, one of the early
residents here. but whose home has
been at Stanton, N. d.. a number
of years and who has had a temper
airy residence at Wolf Point, Mont,
writes that he has returned to STAN
ton and says: Change my address
from Wolf Point to Stanton, N. D.
] do not want to miss q single copy,
for receiving the old home paper is
just like q letter from home.
Rev Chas. Draper, the pastor Of
the Methodist church at Pierre was
the guest Of Rev. w. J. Calfee last
Sunday while on his way from the
east. Rev. Draper preached morn.
ing and evening TO large congrega-
tions who were greatly interested
in both diseourses, the subject Of
the evening meeting being prohibi.
ton, given in connection with the
boy scouts anniversary, the scouts
and the campfire girls being the
guests Of honor at the meeting. and
giving their mottos and watch
words.
The Milbank friends Of Mrs. Ben
Archer. Of Willow Creek, received
announcement Wednesday Of the
death Of Mr.. Archer. The deceas-
ed was injured in % auto accident
, couple OF weeks ago. but it was
believed she was recovering from
her injuries, until . sudden turn
for the worst ended with her tax
ing. The deceased lady was q Sis
ter Of Edward and Fred Murray Of
this city, and the Archer family
were among the early settlers in
Mazeppa township in this county,
but removed to Montana some five
years ago.
Be sure to call at City Bakery for
Saturdays specials.
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