The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-10-22
l.oca and Personal Paragraphs


Services in the Norwegian language
were held in the Norwegian church last
Sunday evening.
Miss Daisy Renville of Peever spent
the week end with Miss Vivian Hull
in this city.
Ray Kimball and family were down
from Summit Sunday to visit at the
home of c. H. Kimball.
Mrs. D. kippen, arrived from Ore
gon last week. and Dan has taken up
his home on the farm.
Mrs. Ida Finley and Mrs. Ida Blood
were at Wilmot between trains Tues
day.
Jack Nolan made a trip to Water
town last Sunday returning in the car
which Walter Cohen was forced to "a
bandon there because of bad roads.
The ladies' Of Salem Lutheran
church will have a home baking sale
on Saturday, Oct. %, at the Tessln
hardware store.
TIE ladies aid society will hold their
next regular meeting at the HON OF
Mrs. Downie. A Is cent lunch will be
served. Come and be served.
Miss Walsh, formerly employed by
the New Store, left Saturday for Cas-
per, Wvo.. where she will be employ
oil IN one If the stores.
The ladies of Salem Lutheran
church viii have a home baking ale
on Saturday, Oct. %, at the Iessln
hardware store.
The ladies aid Of Salem Lutheran
church will meet Thursday afternoon,
October ~. at the farm home OF ANei
Nord. Visitors welcome.
Mrs. /. i. Conright, her daughter,
Nj Hazel, and Mr. Art Anderson
motoreG to Marvin Sunday afternoon
and visited with Mr.. and Mrs. ~.
Brand.
Charles Meachem. formerly band
master mere, hut now On the road Tor =
Minneapolis hardware concern and
maxine his headquarters here, return
ed from a trip TO Chicago on business
last Sunday evening.
Mrs.. /. w. Thirsk and little daugh-
ter, who had been for the past month
or two on Il visit to friends IN Alberta,
returned home, and Lloyd has braced
ND and again looks as il he thought
r.r- ~ ,,.,,.h Iiripy after ALI
Mrs. c. w. Merry left the first of
the week for Minneapolis, where she
will visit for q short time with her SIS
ter. Mrs. Blake, and will leave IN
q short time to spend the winter in
Los Angeles.
Miss Frazer, state superintendent
81 nurses visited here Friday and Sat
urdav of last week. From reports she
received everything wa very salts
factorA-andef the able care oil MISS
Peagin. county nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drewey, parents O
Mrs. DeI'urcq, who spent the early
part of the summer in Milbank, but
returned TO their home in Milwaukee
4 couple Of months ago, arrived IN
Nilbank again last week, having made
the trip from Milwaukee by auto.
Mrs. Bartlett, a sister Of Mrs. Chas
Sutclilf. who had been visiting fot
several weeks with her sister, Mrs. }
J.. Lockhart Of Pierre, spent q few
DAYS in Iilbank during the past Weet
while on her way to her home IN MIN
neapoli.
Miss Shannon, the city librarian
calls our attention TO the fact That MIR
Mccarthy. the gentleman from Vim
neyota who spoke upon the league 2
nations question last week, wa a cal.
Ter at the public library and received
some Of its data from it, shelves.
Fred Hamanen and family from
New Tim, Mimi. stopped With the Il,
A. Schiefelbein family over Sunday
night, while enroute from a trip to
North Dakota on his way home. Mr.
Hamanen has extensive farming IN
terests in that state. He is a COUSIN
of Mrs. Schiefelbein.
The Mitchell barber shop is display
inc a hand carved figure OF a beaf ma
is remarkably like the original. 1t wa:
carved by an Indian living near Glac.
Ter park and given to Clarence Nit.
chel while he was there during thu
past summer.
Miss Radermacher, the new count.
nurse for Roberts county, visited
few of the rural schools with Mis-
Beagin Monday of this week, to be
come acquainted with the work as Mis-
Beagin is doing It. Miss Radermache
arrived from st. Paul about a weel
Ago..
Nearly twenty of the friends OF ReN
and Mrs. S. P. Jones gathered at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Bloom
,,;c+ in q r~ecantiOn for them last Weel