The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-01-16

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caiine{orah6 - mothsx Who mat With
an accident. By falling down stairs
while Ct the Gold home last week.
Mrs. Emmanuel is now getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Olaf Negaard was pleasant.
~ surprised by Is Of her friends
Saturday afternoon. The occasion
was her birthday. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent and a dainty
lunch vas served.
Mrs. Bertram Jones, mother of
the Rev. S. p. Jones, returned to
her home in Sioux Falls after spend
ing several weeks here. Rev. Jones
accompanied her as far as Bristol
returning the following day.
The January term of circuit court
convenes Tuesday, January q, with
Judge Anderson presiding. The
court calendar for this term is
much larger than preceding terms
OF court, manv cases being listed
which have wide interest.
Several representatives of stock
feed mi nufactures, pure hog breed
ers and cholera serum companies
from various parts of the country
attended the hog sales here this
week. Among them was the repre-
sentative of the Old STYLE Chemical
Co. of St. Paul, Eli Scar of Daw-
son. Mimi.
Mr.. p. C. Saunders of the Mer.
chants Bank, who has been some
what under the weather for the past
week or two. leavesfor Hot Springs.
Ark. today, to receive benefit Of
the Springs. His mother. Mrs. w.
B. Saunders. who has also been in
failing health, accompanies him and
will also receive treatment.
Bookings, S. OAK, Jan.-The
correspondence courses in aericul-
ture and home economics offered
for the first time this winter by the
state college extension division be.
gan with "A students. Thirty are
studying agriculture. More than
thirty communities are represent.
ed. H. E. Dawes. in charge of
short courses. is we'll pleased with
this beginning.
We have received birth announce
ment of. Miss Kathlyn Mary Schus.
ter. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Schuster. former residents Of
Milbank. now living at Thief River
Falls. MINI. Here's to the best of
good fortune to Miss Kathlyn all
down along the road she will have
to travel.
Webster Reporter and Farmer:
Judge Anderson departed Tuesday
morning for Selby. where he will
hold a term of court this week, sit.
ting for Judge Dillman. who is
presiding for Judge Anderson at
Britton. Judge Anderson goes to
Brookings next week to preside for
Judge Skinner, who is in the hos
pital at Watertown, recovering
from an operation for appendicitis.
The Day county November term il
still at recess.
Mr.. J. F. Unzicker, who recently
moved here from Salem, South
Dakota, was in the city Saturday
getting acquainted with Milbank
people. He. ordered the Herald
Advance to help him along. Mr..
Unzicker bought the Fred Kitten
bell farm Sd miles southeast Of the
city. after selling the farm neal
Salem which he owned. He and
his family. wife. two boys and
three girls, made the trip across
country in a car. getting here on
the same day that the carload Of
machinery and equipment did. We
welcome MI. Unzicker to Grant
county.
Mr. A.. d. Wilson. who has been
in charge of the surveying of the
Yellc wstone trail completed the
work "Wednesday afternoon and de-.
parted fer Pierre Thursday after
noon The surveying crew survey
ed the trail between here and Big
Stone, work upon which was started
this past fall. They also surveyed
twelve miles of the trail from the
west, toward Milbank, which brings
work completed one mile this side
Of Marvin. The remaining Is
miles will be complied the follow
ing year. Roberts county also has