The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-10-01


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time in .bed..|Hc.is, able to be up for
d short time but ii. Will be some time
before helwill be out. again.
Marvin Anderson, who il employ
ed with the Calmenson Clothing conn !
pany in Montevideo, is here this week
re~decorating the Calmanson store.
A. f. Seitz and family left yester-
day for San Benito Texas, where
they will make their future home. Mr..
Seitz and Nj. Brown of Twin Brooks
shipped their household goods togeth-
er some time ago and made the trip
overland by auto. They will live be-
tween the towns of San Renito and
Harrington. Mr.. Seitz has been in
that country before and likes it fine
and the best wishes of Milbank friends
accompany them to their new home.
Thomas Street, ST.. of Alhee, was
in Milhank Wednesday visiting old
friends.
DIR. Fred Port and family left Satur-
day afternoon to drive back to their
home in Chicago. They have been
here the past six weeks, visiting with
relatives. Miss Margaret Port accom-
panied them as far as Minneapolis,
where she will stop FOR a few days
before returning to this city.
Mahlcn Mitchell is the first to re-
ceive his Victory Medal from the gov
eminent. The medal is of brass, hand.
somely engraved anil inscribed, fast.
ersd to a ribbon.
Emil Mosiman took a chance Sun.
day and went for aride in the aero
plane. He took his little boy with
him who enjoyed the trip as much o,
more than his father did, and has de.
cided to become an aviator when hi
grows an
81 Quite a number Of tourists hav,
, been stopping in the city over night
: They have camped in the city park
pitching their tents and making thei
meals there. The need of a camper;
!. park next summer is one of the frs
). things that should receive the atten
!. ton of the city council for the mex
. years program and action should b
etaken to assure a park for the frs
! tourists in the a91, season.
Ell A farewell party for Mr.. and Mrs
1 J. b. Wright at the home Of Mrs. De
!. Tuncq was given Tuesday evening
, about 20 friends gathered togethe
and presented them with a gold ros
: AIRY as a remembrance of their Mil
bank friends. They left for Mime
apolis on the night train where the,
! viii visit relatives before going t,
: Wisconsin for a visit with relatives
Wesley Swenson has purchased tn
house built by the Builders Assn. o.
Fifth street cross from the Lee Ban
mister house. He will move ais famil
here within the next three weeks fror
Stockholm where they are row livine
!, Mr.. Swenson has purchased an inter
:. est in the First National Security Co
and will come here as the manage
OF that business.
dI Nh. and Mrs. Jake Hammer wen
e UP to Waubay and spent Sunday wit
T friends at that place.
Mrs. W. w. Reeve was visiting he
daughter, Mrs. Port at Summit til
first of tie week.
Mrs. j. 0. Andrews Of Sisseton. nc
companied her daughter Bonnie t
Nllbank Monday, where the late
came to help in institute work.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Hollingswortt
nephew ard neice Of Mr.. H. j. Bene
= DICT, with their daughter We're visitor
With the Benedict family the frs
{ Of the week. Mr.. Hollingsworth wa
g n Of the early day residents oil
f Grant county, and was employed il
breaking the sod on the old William
2 Evans farm southwest of town. II,
' eft here to take up a farm neal
g Butler, and mas had his home' there
g ever since. Mr.. Ilollingsworth SUI
cred from a stroke Of paralysis a few
months ago. and the family are abou.
TO go to California for the wintei
nd possibly to make their perma
rent home.
Mrs. T. II. Harper received a tele.
2 @ram last Thursday that her neiee
Mrs. Lowell Coonber (nee Miss Mabe
1# EI a.~N1,t f-1 HI So
N operation for appendicitis. She
appeared to be doing well for som,
tine after the operation, bat compli-
cations set in vita fatal results. Mrs.
w. w. Harper came through on the
east bound Columbian from her home
II Montana, last Friday. on her way
70 attend her daughters funeral. Mrs.
H. T. M -IarsIcr ioipol lo,. Io,a o-