The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-04-23
We can .el' :osst inS;h. lots to

the ladies Of Band No. 8 Of the
Catholic chuJch Sunday from 1890
to 3 o'clock{ Every n is invited.
Frank McKenna attorney at Sis
seton. was one of the witnesses in
the Hauer will case which was up
in the circuit court Monday.
Frank and Pierce Cahill and fam
lies of Albee and the John Cahill
family of this city spent Sunday
with the A. E. Seitz family.
August Port and family Of Tor
onto, S. e visited friends in Mil
hank last Sunday, making the trip
by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sullivan
returned from a visit with their
daughter at Beloit Wisconsin,.
They have been away for three
weeks.
Mrs. Agnes Erickson, and mother
Mrs. Malsed of this city left We'd
nesday afternoon for Appleton to
attend the funeral Of their cousin
and neice, Miss Lucy MCGOWAN Ct
that place.
Miss Katherine Mesmer SUBJ
stituted for Roy MADEIRA as steno-
grapher in the Thad Fuller Office
during the time which Mr.. MADEIRA
spent in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Ed. Phalen, Mrs. Bert Nix
son and Mrs. Spencer Baird spent q
few days last week in Minneapolis
shopping and visiting friends.
They returned Sunday evening.
Miss Erna Schneck entertained q
few of her friends at a delightful
little party Tuesday evening of this
week. Games, music, stories and
other form of entertainment were
had, ending with refreshments
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps who spent
a few weeks in Milbank some time
ago, returned to the city Tuesday
evening. They will remain here
for a short time. Mr.. Phelps is in
the Revenue service of the state de-
partment.
In a letter from Mrs. Downie she
reports havin g visited the A. Con-
right and DR.. Rich families at
Tacoma Washington where they
spent two days. They are now in
Willow Creek Montana visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Thorndike.
Nearly 20 of the members of the
Z. P. lodge journeyed to Monte
video where they attended a large
gathering Of the lodge. The
Montevideo organization gave the
final work to 33 men which IS one
of the largest classes that the work
has been conferred upon around
this part of the country.
Syvert Westly and wife visited
Milbank Wednesday between trains.
Mr.. Wesly had the misfortune to
have an engine blow up while work.
ing on it and received painful in
juries on the face and arms. His
eye was badly scalded and is caus-
ing him q great amount Of trouble.
The mechanic from the Austin
Western Road machinery factory,
arrived here Tuesday evening and
has started to set up the road
machinery which the county has
purchased. 1t consists Of a road
grader and elevator which is a
large piece of machinery. Dump
wagons and scrapers were also pur-
chased.
The Sunday school classes of Mrs.
A. L. Heidner and Rev. Bast of the
Congregational church had a party
gathering in the church parlors
last Friday evening. The games
were in the form of an auto race,
with each team senting a
make of ear. True to form, the
Ford won the honors of the eve.
ming. Refreshments we're served
and yone reported a fine time.
Roy MADEIRA left Sunday evening
for Minneapolis where he will at
end classes which have been organ
lied to train the men for the work
Of aiding disabled service men.
Mr.. MADEIRA was appointed by the
Legion post after the state head.
quarters had asked for recommend
atoms. The work is under the
supervision of the government and
is an effort to'round up all the men
who have claims against the gov
eminent for disabilities which they
have not been receiving. Any X
no..,sno ~nA r,An Akinlsn That ho -