The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-21

Pansies and other ported plants
for sale at the Thirsk Grocery.
0. R. Autelman the hardware
man of Aberdeen was in the city
for a short time Monday
P'ants-Tomatoes, ~cabbages.
geranium. Martha Washingtons and
cannas, at the cash grocery.
John Ceaser, who has been sec.
ton boss on the Milwaukee eas, of
Andover for some time past, NOV
ed his family to that place this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. J. Coons are
enjoying a week end visit from
Mrs. Ida NJ. Edwards of Minneap-
oils and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Bark
of Warner, S. D.. who are making
an auto trip 10 Chicago.
Miss Marjorie Mcpherson &C.
companied her mother to Minneap-
oils the first Of the week, where
the latter is to receive medical ex-
animation and treatment.
Jack MADEIRA, representative of
the Swift company spent Sunday
with his relatives here while chang
ing bis headuarters from James
town, N. D., to Pjpestone, MINI.
Mrs. McMenn was in the city
two days Of this week, returning to
Big Stone City Wednesday norm
ing. Mr. McMenn is in the employ
Of the Dakota Granite Mahogany
works They will move their house
hold goods here this week and make
their home in Mrs. Ports house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Alderman,
Mrs. E. l.. .Farnham, Mrs. A.
Crawford and Mrs. G. w. Prevey
made a trip over to Watertown
yesterday to spend a day attending
the Odd Fellows grand lodge and
Rebekah assembly in session there
this week.
The fall election will come on
Tuesday November End. AS the
law governing this reads that the
election shall be held on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday this
IS the first possible date that it can
happen on. This instance happens
only once in seven or eight years.
Harry Kingsley the engineer Of
the paving crew. was married last
Saturday to Miss Giva Thorsen of
Spring Valley, MINI Mr. Kings
ley also comes from that town
The young couple will make their
home here as long as M Kingsley
is here with the paving company
John Wander Essen, son of Walter
Wander Elsen was in the city this
week on a short furIough from
army life. He enlisted shortly
after war was declared and has G. I
tended his enlistment. He return
ed to Milwaukee. where he is
stationed at present He expects to
be transferred to the Philippine IS
lands within a short time.
The members of Birch Post No.
9 Of the American Legion will give
a dance at the Albee hall on Friday,
May 18th. Mr. Peterson. yice-com-
mander of the post has charge of
the dance. The MADEIRA orchestra
will furnish the music. Ali SER
vice men, whether Legion members
or not are invited to come to tie
dance.
In a letter from A. H. Lee, who
left here a few weeks ago to make
his home in Miles City, Montana.
he says that he is settled finely and
likes his new home very much.
Mrs Lee and little son, Woodrow
joined him last week. Mr.. Lee was
formerly with the Mittelstaedt
Bros. store here and is we'll known
to all Milbank citizens.
DR.. A. E. Clough. Of Madison,
was a visitor in town Monday. He
was on his way to Watertown to
attend the grand lodge of Odd Eel
lows, he being one Of the directors
on the board Of the Odd Fellows
home at Dell Rapids, and a rast
grand master in South Dakota
Odd Fellowship.
Mason Miller, who is home on a
two months furlough from the
army, spent a few days with his
father in Minneapolis. The latter
is in Asbury hospital. where he is
being treated for a new disease,
which the doctors are endeavoring
to diagnose, and from which he is
slowly recovering
The Madsons Picnic Grounds was
opened to the public on Sunday of