The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-04

City Clerk Blomquist was on the
invalid list last week, but we are
glad to report he is again able to
be at his post of duty.
Butte rmaker w. E. Redman has
been under the weather for the past
week. and Mr.. C. Maggie was receiv.
ing cream during Mr.. Redman's
absence.
The Archie Palmer family, who
have been having a severe time
with the influenza. are all now we'll
on the way to recovery.
Philip Scheef while cranking Joe
Salzle's Ford last week had the
thing kick back on him and break
his arm, and he is now compelled
to carry his arm in a sling.
Friends of Britt Pollard recently
received word from him that he ex-
pected to land in New York about
April I'd, with other army forces
returning from France.
Harold Conright went to Miles
City last week, where he has been
engaged by his uncle, Howard
Reeve, as an auto driver in the
l~atter's garage.
Mrs. Mayme Fitch Boyd came
from Minneapolis last week to
help care for Mr. Thos. Fitch.
who has been IN a very feeble
condition for the past week or
two. Mr.. Timothy Shaw, a
brother Of Mrs. Fitch is also
here from Minnesota.
Arrangements are being made
for q union temperance meeting in
Milbank on Sunday evening, April
18th. at which Rev. A. C Bane,
one. of the national a~nti.sa)oon
speakers will make the address.
More definite particulars will be
given next week.
Mrs. johanna Taper, mother Of
AFrich and Lammert Taper of this
city. with whom she had her home,
and also mother Of Mrs. D. De
Vries. of Roberts county, died on
M onday evening, and the funeral
service is being held at the Evan
gelical church to-day at 2 p. m.
Obituary notice will be published
next week.
Alfred Fenner, one of Grant
county's soldier boys, who was
away up in, the front battle line,
where things were being torn
up by the roots when the armist-
ice was signed, arrived home the
first of the week, glad to see
South Dakota and his old friends
again.
DR.. E. A. Dornbusch, late of La
Sale, ILL.,. who is a veterinarian
graduate of the Grand Rapids
Mich, veterinary college, and who
has been in the veterinary medical
corps at Camp Greenleaf, Ca, has
opened an office in the building or
Second avenue formerly occupied
by DR.. Spolum.
The Strollers Male Quartette
which gave an entertainment at the
opera house last Friday evening
were brought down from Wjlmot
Sunday and sang at the Methodist
church in the evening. giving a
half hours concert before the
regular services. A large congre-
cation was out to hear this splendid
vocal combination.
Ernest Larson. who was at one
time employed in the GRANDSON &
Johnson store. but who for a mum.
Der of years has been living al
Great Falls. Mont was in town
Saturday on bis way to Willow
Creek. Mont, where he has a farm
to look after. Ernest had taken
his wife, who is q sister Of Mrs. A.
A. Grove, to Minneapolis for q
visit to her mother.
Francis Mehegan was another OF
the Milbank boys who arrived home
Tuesday afternoon. Francis enlist
ed with the first bunch Of boys
from M;lbank, and was at the time
an attendant Of the high school.
He was enrolled in the coast artill.
cry and was for some time at an
Atlantic fort. He had been over ia
France. TOR moro than . year, but
like the rest Of the boys il glad ia
get back to South Dakota.
An Akron, Ohio dispatch On
the 3lst ult. says:-"Eugene ".
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