The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-05-30
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Eggs lower, but We are still
paying cash for them at the San.
itary Grocery.
Kirk D. Stevens, one of the Twin
Brooks boys. who has been with
Uncle Sans army on the other side
of the ocean expects to arrive home
next week.
Rev. Julius from Clinton, Mimi.
and Rev. Haming from Sacred
Heart, came up Wednesday to as
sist in special services at the Swed-
ish Lutheran church here.
Scottie Drake, one of the young
men from the Corona neighborhood.
who had been in Uncle Sans army
for a year or so past arrived home
from overseas last week.
Ed Norton of Browns Valley was
in town Monday on his way to Old
ham, to see a younger brother. who
was about to be taken to Rochester
for a surgical operation.
Miss Bernice Farnham came
down from Aberdeen and spent
a couple of days with her mother
the first Of the week.
Maccaroni and Creamettes, ?
pkgs for 19c at The Sanitary
Grocery, opposite B entley
Grand.
Mr.. Henry Van Arkel Of Twin
Brooks township, took the east
bound flyer last Saturday for Bing-
hamton, N.Y., where he is planning
to spend a few days with friends in
that locality.
Mr.. A. j. Hits left the first Of
the week for Volga, where he
will make an extended visit with
his daughter Mrs. A. T. Horton
James Nc Lean, one Of the old
time conductors on the Milwaukee
and early day resident in Milbank
now living at Seattle. passed thru
east to Minneapolis last week after
making a short visit with Milbanl
friends.
Basil Kaercher, who had beer
with the A. E. F. in France for thu
!, past year, arrived home the first o.
the week. Like all other South
!, Dakotans he is glad to get back to
home and friends.
Miss Louise Normand;nc, O
: Lead, who had been at Sioux Fall
to see the home coming demonstra
ton for the South Dakota artiller.
regiment that got back from Franc
last week. accompanied Rev. an.
: Mrs. Calfee from Sioux Falls whel
they returned last week from tina
city.
Fred Lindquist, one of our for
mer Milbank boys now living a
Waubay was op the train eastbound
going to the cities to get a coupl'
of Eikhart cars. Fred is agent 70.
the Elkhart and had ordered TIVE
carloads of the machines, but h.
needed a couple of them befor'
they could be freighted out, and b.
was on his way to drive them back
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Nichols. anC
Mrs. Hattie Ecker, early settlers il
the county, and residents of Mil
bank for many years, but who have
had their home in Bellingham
Wash. for the past twelve years
are making a visit to the old hom,
here. as guests of the DoWni'
family.
Summit Independent-Miss CARR,
Leavitt of Milbank. Supt. of Schools
of Grant county visited the ives
end schools this week. From re
ports from teachers and schoo
officers in the west end of Grant,
Miss Leavitt is making an excep
tiona|ly good school superintendent
Bernerd Gardiner met with al
auto accident when returning from
the dance at Hartford last Tuesda,
night. The car was badly wrecked
coming down a grade this side of
Hartford. and Fred Menth. Elmer
Carlson and Ole Gardiner were NOR,
or less bruised and scratched by be
ing thrown from the car, but lucki
~ none Of them were seriousl,
hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Schiefelbeil
and daughter Mamie went to Their
farm home near Clear Lake Wed
nesday to attend a school picnic o
their daughter, Miss Edna Schiefel
bein who had been teaching
school near there. They returned
Thursday accompanied by Miss Edn:
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