The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-03-19
/ Hay For Sale-I have Is ton of
wild hay aue Is ton Of clover and
timothy hay.
Roy Dornbusch.
Milbank,
Route l. S. D.
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Local and Persona al Paragraphs

Herman Trapp is reported upon
the sick list.
Owney Martins has resumed his
duties at the Thirsk Grocery sto re.
Rev. Jones made a trip to Web
ster visiting Rev. Wood Monday
and Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Lindquist of
Twin Brooks, spent the day in Mil
bank Tuesday. shopping.
Come and get a Turkey Dinner at
Bentley Grand Cafe next Sunday
Mar. 2lst.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hass which was born last
week, lived only a few days and
diei on Friday of last week.
Paul Calfee started his duties at
the Farmers and Merchants Bank
Monday. He resigned his position
at the New Store last week.
Mrs. Tom Hicks, who has been to
the Peabody hospital for an opera
lion returned this week. She was
there about a month and has made
rapid recovery.
Miss Elrod entertained the u. B.
club at the Robert Jones home
Monday evening Of this week. A
large number were present and an
enjoyable evening was spent.
The Ladies Aid Of the Evangeli-
cal church will hold a Home Bak-
ing and Fancy Work Bazaar at the
Tessin Hardware store Saturday
Mar. 9th, starting at 10 a. m.
Everybody come.
Work on the w~recking Of the Jail
is progressing rapidly and little Of
the old landmark is left at this
time. The ruins will be cleaned
away the city park will present an
improved appearance.
Mrs. j. E. Watkins spent Tues
day visiting friends in the city be-
fore leaving Summit for their fu-
ture home in Montana. They have
made their home in Summit for
many years.
Mr.. Hof and son of Belvidere,
ILL.,, who was in the city during the
session of court. is spending a few
days in the county in the interests
Of the Lowden campaign. Mr.. Hof
is an enthusiastic booster for the
Illinois, governor.
For Rent Good Farm Of 100
acres with bu ldings. You can
move on right now. Will let you
have good pasture and hay rental
for only $4,000 cash rent if you
furnish seed and take the farm
at once. Address or see Paul
kohler.
Mr.. John Malsed returned home
from the Ortonville hospital Mon
day. He is feeling fine and has
every hope Of making a speedy re-
covery. He had an operation about
four weeks ago.
The George Stegal family who
have been quarantined for the past
three weeks because of small pox
were released Tuesday, both mem
bers Of the family having recover
ed.
Mrs. Lee Rannister submitted to
an operation at a hospital in 5 Paul
where she was taken last week.
Word from Mr.. Bannister says that
she is recovering nicely and will be
able to return home within a few
weeks.
From the Fort Wayne. Ind. News
we learn that Mrs. Vaun Maley,
Of East Washington boulevard, has
as her house guest Miss Margaret
Port Of Milbank, S. D.
Miss Port is visiting friends and
relatives in Illinois and Indiana for
two months.
Miss Anna L. Rogers who has
been in Rochester for the past two
months returned to the city Satar-
day. She had an operation while
there. Her sister Miss Laura
Rodgers who accompanied her, re-
turned at the same time. She has
resumed her duties at the First
National bank as teller.
Mr.. G. C. Middlebrook writes
from Battle Creek. Michigan. that
his wife is recovering nicely and he
has hopes that they will be able to
leave here within a few weeks
Mrs. Middlebrook has been in the
sanitarium there for the past month
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