The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-27

Phillip Port. Of Albee. was in
the city Wednesday on business.
Edward pepper, Of Waubay, Wis
tied Milbank on business on Wed.
nesday Of this week.
L. A. Yonker returned from a
trip to the cities last Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. konold Of Clear
Lake, South Dakota, Visited rel
atives here for two days of the
past week.
William PAUL. has been very i'll
for the paste bedland has been con-
fined to Insane. His condition
remains the week.
Rev Carl p. Bast left Tues
day evening for Mitchell where
he will be for several days of
this week on business.
The family Of Mr.. j. l.. Swed-
berg left for St. James, Minnesota,
where they will make their future
home, IN Monday Of this week.
l.. A. Herrick, who was recently
appointed highway superintendent
moved into the office in the court
house this week. His Office is on
the third floor in one Of the rooms
used by the jury.
Eleven hundred of the thirteen
hundred in the first shipment Of
automobile licenses received by the
county treasurer have been sold
during the first seven weeks Of this
year. The estimated number Of
licenses is PLACED at fifteen
hundred for the county.
Miss kjelass, teacher of the
sixth grade in the public school
has been i'll at her s4ome in Wau.
bay with an attack'of the humps
for the past week. She is re-
ported much better and will
soon be able to resume her place
on the teaching staff.
Paul Kohler. the land man. re-
turned from a trip to Potosi,
Wisconsin, where he has visited
Mrs. Harriet Hearst. Mr.. Kohl
er lived with Mrs. Hearst upon
his arrival in the country a good
many years ago and has made
many trips to see her. He brot
with HIM a patch quilt OF hun
dreds of little silk pieces which
Mrs. Hearst started in 1888 and
completed in 1913, taking 70
years to make. The quilt is now
81 yeaas old and is in good con-
dition. Mr.. kohler has made
promises to exhibit it
Word was received by Postmaster
Martens asking assistance to locate
relatives in r. berts and Grant
counties Of Mrs. Francis Clarkson.
Mrs. Garrison is seriously i'll at the
Greeley hospital, Greeley, Col. and
but hopes are held for her recovery.
Relatives. or friends are asked to
communicate with Mr.. II. +. Clark
son. 1912 seventh ave, Greeley,
{ OIL, who will give further data.
Ben Aim, formerly employed as
salesman and superintendent of the
Nelson Cigar factory visited Nit
bank, Thursday as salesman for the
Conrad Cigar company of st. Paul.
A. c. Olson who is working IN
the Milbank Battery and Supply
Co., for a few weeks, had the mis-.
fortu ne to fall from a ladder while
lining a shaft. He received severe
injuries about the hips and limbs
and will be unable to get about for
some time.
Jack Nolan, formerly employed
by F. r. Schneider the clothing
store, and who left here in Deem
Der at which time he was married,
will return to Milbank to work for
the Calmenson Clothing Co. He
was here Thursday looking for a
place to live in.
Improvements in the St. Hubert
hote! are taking place. The room
in the northwest corner Of the
building has been transformed into
a barber shop which will be occu-
pied within a short time. A door
has been cut from the hotel lobby
into the shop and a large bay win
dow in the front which improves
the arrangements a great deal.
The ladies rest room is being dec
grated and completed and will be
ready for use within a short time.
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