The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-11-12

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Ray Kimball Of Summit is adrer-
Using White Wyandota chickens and
Duroc pigs and. sweet clover seed for
sale.
Mrs. Frank FTansen came from
Summit with her husband and spent
the day in Milbank while Mr.. Fran
sen was on the board milking the Of
fetal count Of votes. n.
Mrs. A. f.. Clough, wife of DR..
Clough, of Madison, S. D., is enjoy
ing a visit with her, peice, Mrs. f. +.
Emanuel Of this city.
w. j. Let's, has been quite i'll dur
ing the past week with a kidney trou-
BILE Of long standing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Burns, who
have been living at Britton for sorne
time past, were here on a visit to the
Let's family. After a trip to the cities
they will locate at Webster, where
Mr.. Burns has been transferred as Mil
waukee agent.
Prof. A. l.. Schafer, of Washing
ton, d. c., was one of the speakers
at the North Dakota state teachers
association held at Grand Forks thi.
week. Prof. Schafer is a former Mil
bank man, but is now in government
work at Washington.
Miss Nadean Mills of South st.
Paul and a former Milbank girl was
one of the debaters for a silver loving
Girls under the auspices of theRam-
icy county League OF Women Voters
the week before election.
p. v. i.eu~hlin, who Is travelling
FOR q s.. Paul dental firm, was a Mil
hank called last MONDAY. Mr.. Laugh
lin has a kindly feeling for Milhank a
he married a Young lady who was borl
in thi comfy and spent al her early
wears in Hlilbank, (MiSs Annis Healy.
The laugkjina at present have thei
home in North Dakota.
Nh Holm fckluna. the Roberts coun
y farmer, who closed out his fa1min,
interests last year, and made a visi.
to his niother and brothers and sister,
in Sweden, returned here last week
Mr.. Ecklund had his family Wit, hin
and they spent some time in Norwa,
and Denmark and also Il short time
..si2htseein" in england. He expect
to visit some friends in Minnesota ans
will spend the winter on the Pacifi,
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. S. Cable, OF vii
mot arrived FRIDAY evening OF las
week from Mortified, MINI. Mrs.
Cables c%nlldhool home, where the.
\ had been on 4 visit to friends. Will,
there and about a week before taei
departure Mr.. Cable was stricken wit
paralysis which left him almost help
less, but has recovered somewhat frot
= the stroke. His daughter, Marie, cam
from Montana, and was a helpful at
%tendant during the journey home.
Mrs. Frank Van Stralen and daugh
ter Gertrude, mother and sister of An
ton Van Stralen. the furniture man
who had been here on Il visit to thei
son and brother, left last week iorT
visit to friends at Milwaukee an
Green Bay. Wis, before returning t
their Oregon home. Before leavin!
the ladies had made an auto trip t
nearPemtina. N. ID.
Mrs. Fred Meyers vas called to he
home at Reeds Landing, nea Wabash
Mimi, by the death Of her brother
Peter kirch, and left Friday morning
Mr.. kirch has been i'll for some tim
but Mrs. Meyers had received a lette
that morning that he was feeling som
what better and it was a shock to re
ceive the new Thursday evening tina
he had passed away She will renal,
there a week. or ten days.
Mr.. John Neuenburg and wife lief
for Los Angeles. CAL, the first of tn
week, where they will spend the win
IT, and possibly may make their home
Mr.. Neuenburg is one Of the old tim,
residents here, a citizen of the yer,
best type, and while his friends will re
gret to see him leave Milbank, thei
best wishes will 60 with him shoul,
he decide to locate on the coast.
Mrs. NJ. H. Wiseman received wor,
; of the death of her brotker-in-law, Nj
John Morrison, at his home in Cali
fornia Monday of last week. He wa
y years Of age.