The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-21
Robert d. Jones
Attorney at Law
Rouck building
Milbank South Dakota
Local and Personal Paragraphs

D'otii1diSI . llloItIt1 anu
sister of Minneapolis visited with
her over the week end.
Mrs. Cora Jodin Of Pierre, ar
rived the first Of the week for a
visit to her father, J. A. Fuller.
Order your cut and potted flow
ers thru Mrs. Port for Decoration
Day, either from Ortonville or Min
neapolis.
The ladies aid will hold their
next regular meeting at Mrs.
Liebenste'n's Thursday afternoon
May 9th
Mrs. E. H. Lindsey, who had
been at Wilmot nursing patients
for DR.. Harris, returned home the
first of the week.
The st. Hubert Hotel manage
ment built new foundations for the
supporting pillars Of the roof dur
ing the past week.
The Gus Mittelstaedt family
spent Sunday with the Chas. Kon-
old family at Marietta, Mimi,
making the trip by auto.
The l. L Conright family and
their guest Mrs D Burke of Mime
apolis enjoyed the week end at
their Big Stone lake cottage
The MESSENGER Bearers of the
Evangelical church will hold a
home baking sale at Tessin's store
tomorrow, Saturday afternoon.
Or. Chas. Flett left Tuesday for
Sioux Falls where he will attend
the annual meeting of the medical
society. He will be gone three
days.
Work on the Wright Garage
which is to be erected on Main
street is delayed by the lack of
brick-layers. Mr.. Wright is now
located on Second avenue.
Mrs. George Anderson and baby
boy accompanied her sister Mrs.
Harold Burns to Cologne, MINI,
on the latter's return to her home
at that place last Tuesday.
Mrs. Bert Partridge, Mrs D. Kyrk
and Mrs. w. Lowthian we're attend
ing the district convention of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary socie-
ty at Redfeld last week.
Mrs. j. N. Stafford returned
from Minneapolis where she has
been in the hospital for the past
three weeks, taking treatment
Her health is greatly improved.
Why don't you join a class in
home nursing9 You won't have to
do any home studying and you will
learn many things that will save
you money and worry. Ask Miss
Beagin.
The lady friends of Mrs. A. l..
Abbott surprised her last Monday
afternoon by dropping into her
home and spreading a picnic lunch
in honor of her Saith birthday, and
spending tho afternoon with her.
A very happy time was had.
A lamentable accident occurred in
the Walter Wilmot family last Sun
day. when the eight months old
baby fell from the bed and so jnjur-
ed itself that it died in commissions
the following day.
Mrs Thad Fuller entertained ten
young people in honor of Miss Ell
rod, teacher in the Milbank school,
last Saturday evening. The even
ing was pleasantly spent in enter
tainments.
Mrs. Hattie Hocum of Spokane
has been spending the week at her
old home here. the guest Of Mrs.
w. Wiseman. While here she sold
her residence property on the west
side to Thomas Finley.
Mr.. A. T. Hopkins, the circuit
court reporter Of Watertown, who
was at Webster last week as re-
porter. came down to Milbank and
spent Sunday with his sisterinlaw.
Mrs. Farnham.
Miss Bernice Farnham arrived
home this week, having resigned
her position as pharmacist in the
Aberdeen drug store, where she has
been employed for several years
past, and will have her home with
her mother for a time.
Mrs. Julia Lindqhist and Miss
Mia Osmondson and Miss Lois
Snyder accompanied Mrs. Fred
Lindquist to her home at Waubay
Monday evening via the auto route,
the Milbank ladies returning home
on the midnight train.