The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-10-01
GRAIN
Local and Personal Paraysaphs

Rec, Charles Il. Wood, Of Webster,
spent last Saturday in Milhank.
A baby son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. B. P. Manlsy on Sunday morning
81 the pat, week. |
A little dog owned by Dotson was
run Owe by an auto, on Main street,
last Monday morning, and was kilaed
because of its seasfaus injuries I
Eas week AntRsl the summer days
for toe year 1880. Tae lsaves iaEa
rapidly dying ard signs OF a,pspvoach-
ing winter aye plentiful.
sioscoe HasrAslton, while working Sn
a'ditch, fen and sprainca Ms ankle.
~ falling M struck the bettUm of MS
soot on a projecting pipe. Vie issb!e
be abpd,.
At the melting Of tHr ladies' aid
society Nnursday afte1asvon tire fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Bert NiNon; Woe Pres,
Mrs. Ms1ma Farnharn; Sec, Mrs. Ed.
phelan. Treas, Mrs. w. w lD6Wnie.
Cesrye Clark, the Goraaa banker
was n town Tuesday, having brought
| his sister, Mrs. McIa.eady, aio take. the
east hound train fer her hUsne atDwa-
toskx Mimi, after "A VisttsmJ the Clark
farf iy at Corona
Mrs. Louis Jackson, "a former res
iaezt t Of Roberts county, gnow! livin G at
Csr at Falls, M~at., was "a 'visitsr in
temvn last Monnasr, While on her way
to- ner home after u. .visa With friends
Fin Minnesota anS lat sSisseton.
Mrs. j. A. Rir}VeTt of Corona ,Eoassel
o. roug.a town aast Montavnon ltar way
u Minneapolis. WHERE her WI visit
1E a time and from .theresgp on to
{ dorado for a Nisi, JtD" sistaT living
t,.ear Denver.
w. j. Magoon, Uf Tllendale, was in
last Monday son his"wHy home
| from a visit to his sister. Mrs. Thos.
Lambert at Corona. Mr.. MapDon wa
a resident Of Nil'r,nk son1e fifteen
| years ago.
Mrs. Earl Cold oT Big Stune with a
| party of women IN the car she was
| driving, experienced an exciting mo-
| ment when the zxe1 of the G broke.
The car was stopped before it tipped
over or did any damage. TIE accident
! happened one IN lie this side of Hart
ford Beach las1 Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. George L. Peters. Of tRapid City
was a visitor in town hast Sunday.
Mr.. Peters is connected With the In
dian industrial schoSl near Rapid City
and was on his way to the Sisseton
Agency to accompany some.,of the In
dians to the schocls.st RapNi City. The
officials are expecting to lave about
800 pupils enrolled ss ti,e sst.nool this
E.F,ear.
Knute Enoebretsen, one of the
early day settlers IN the territory
southwest of Milbank, came UP to the
city last Saturday and was greeting
his Milbank friends. Mr.. ,Eneebret-
son was one af the seventy-nincrs who
it looked so good had he has never
sotten away from it. He is "a LITTLE
Winter up on the summit than ne was
When he took his homestead, but he
still thinks this IS a pretty good oil
works.
! Ae%roplaning in an auaomoDile WON'T
do, :aceerding to Vic Erlanison, who
tried IL, when he hit tlc culyert out
| Ssle .ot stile city on the Yellowstone
trail goft.e east. Vie landed on the
| steering wheel and the windshield and
! gathered some bad cuts about his
head rs wesl as loosino some teeth.
The ether members OF the party es-
capped psithou injufiy.
Earl Owen, Francis Martens and
others received their Victory Medals
curing tie week from the War depart
ment. They are 4 SPLENDID recognition
of the part which the boys took in the
World War and every selviceman
should make applieas ion for one. The
medals will he formally presented
and decorated on the men at the spec
ial ceremonies which viii be held by
the Legion post on Armsstice Day.
Pure Strained Honey in Pint jars
at SO cents per jar.
Thirskts,
The cold snap OF Tuesday and We'd
nesday started a number of stoves
and furnaces, and made our citizens
think of their storm doors and win
dows, rot to mention their empty
coal bins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. VanWalker, Sr.,
will leave this week for Washington
where they will spend the winter with
their son. They have rented their
house which they recently purchased
to L. E. Stone, Of the Milbank Bargain
Store who will move his family and
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