The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-08-27

and Personal Paragraphs


The perils of making a cross coun-
try trip by auto" by c.. NJ. Bowe,
might be mighty interesting reading
for some Of the prospective tourists
from here. Me- Bowe, in a letter to
Milbank folks tells of having to climb
a mountain on low for Is miles, which
he says, was 8 thousand, Z million
miles high and when he got to the top
his hair was standing on end. Going
down the other side was just as peril
Gus He has promised to write and let
US know if his hair resumed it's ma
tural and former position again. 9th
erwise it was a delightful and pleas
ant trip.
Mrs. Fred Barnard and children left
last week 10 spend a few weeks at
the home Of her mother who lives in
Minneapolis.
A. E. Anderson has rented the Dehl-
endorf house on Sixth street and will
move into it on September first. Mr..
Anderson and Wife have been living
in, a cottage at the lake since their
marriage in June. Z
Fred Rockwell and family drove to
Frankfort S. D., west>of Aberdeen, a
distance Of 111miles from here last
Sunday, returning Monday. Mrs.
Rockwell and baby remained there for
a visit with relatives.
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In a letter to friends here, Fred
Schneider, who left sometime ago for
the west coast to make his future
home, reports that he is having a fine
trip and enjoying it immensely. He
was then at Willow Greek and visited
the Milbank people at that place.
Miss Marion Cahill returned Mon
day from a visit with friends and rel
atives at .Albee. She left Monday even
ing for a visit with friends at the
lake.
Fred Barnard and Glenn Summers
made a trip to Candy. MIMI, last
Sunday where they were called by
trouble at the power plant. They re-
port the Minnesota roads in fine shape
| and easily made twice the speed on
them that they could on our South
Dakota roads.
Rev. S. P. Jones left Monday for g
few DAYS visit with his parents at
Sioux Falls.
Alfred Nord returned last week
from Aberdeen where he underwent
an operation. He has been gone from
here about three weeks.
4 marriage license has been ISSUED
TO Louis NandeVoort and Miss Nellie
Hoeke, both living near this city ant
well known residents.
Mrs. NJ. Jensen, mother Of Arthur
L. Jensen of this city is spending {
few days visiting here. Her home is il
Hutchinson, MINI.
Thomas Sullivan returned Saturday
morning from Webster after having
been there for the past five weeks
NJ. Sullivan underwent an operation
for appendicitis, which ruptnred as he
was on his way to Webster and caus-
ed the operation to he very serious. He
IS on the gain now and recovering a
p;dly.
Nels Narcuson. Of Hutchinson. Mimi,
an uncle Of 4. /. Jensen of this city,
visited at the Jensen home Thursday
and Friday OF last week.
According to a notice received BY
Mr. Fl, ]. BENEDICT, q reunion Of the
Minnesota Veteran Cavalry associa-
ton which is composed Of Brackets
Battalion. First Minnesota Mounted
Rangers. Hatch's Independent Battal-
ion and the Second Minnesota Cavalry
will be held in the Old Soldiers tent,
1ear az the Old Settlers Log Cabin on
the State Fair grounds at 10 O'Clock
sharp Thursday, Sept. 9th. The meet
inc will be the seventh annual reunion
Mr.. Benedict is amember Of The 2nd
Minnesota Cavalry and the only rep
resen-ative Of that organization in
lie county. He viii attend the reunion.
at ST. Paul during the Minnesota
tate fair.
Paul Emerson spent Saturday and
Sunday in Minneapolis where he Wis
ed his son. Howard and wife. How
asd has left for Chicago and New
York where he has been ENGAGED for
rine months.
A Buttorick Pattern given away
t14oa with every dfess, ss;rt u blouse
.ar@th of six or wool good sold at
MttelstaeAt Brothers durin@ HOME
SEWING HEEk, Friday. 30sust Z
to Saturday Sent. 18th.
Mr. and Mrs ed, Curial, . AnoSa,
7finn. With Mr. and Mrs. T. W@Thorn-
5iso oe Bic Stone were NiIbanls Wis
itet Tuesday. Guests Of the Doanie