The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-11-19
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NOrk n refreshments at the q.
+. s. chapter next Monday evening
Also election of officers.
Mrs. Sarah Fanset left the first Of
the week Tor a visit to her daughter
Mrs. HOPKINS, ut WATERFOWL.
of the fair weather and visiting the
schools.
Mrs. Arthur Orman and Mrs. A. r.
Christians, of Albee were Milbank
visitors on Monday.
According to a telegram received
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Baillett arrived
in Hollywood. Cal, safely.
Marriage of the Midgets at the NJ.
F.. church, Friday evening, Nov. 26th.
Mrs. Bert Nixon left Wednesday
morning to visit her sister at Medina.
N. d., where the latter has been i'll.
II You have a piano that would like
to store IN good home for the w,J.ter
call tniS o!fce.
Mis-; esther Cahill spent the week
end with Miss Gladys Tuibak. whose
home Is III :AlDee.
Editor Smull and wife Of Sommi,
We're in their old home here SATURDAY
while j. ID. was having some dental
work done.
Invitations have been received by
the citizens Of Milbank to attend the
marriage Of the Midgets at the NJ.
+. church Friday evening, Nov. 10Th.
At the Methodist parsonage in this
city on Monday morning, Nov. 18th.
NJ. Galen Martin Of Breckenridge.
M'nn.. and Miss Dorothy Lightfoot o
Gary, were united in matrimorv. Rev
+. II. Ray officiating.
Mrs. Albert Partridge went up to
Webster to visit her Sister-in-law On
wednesday evening. The latter has
recently undergone an operation. ana
we are gs2d TO report is convalescina.
nicely.
Nlll Fuller who has been employed
IN TIE creamery for some time nast
IS now ENGAGED With The First Ma
tionai Security Co.
John Medley, who has been here for
several months past during The i'll
ness o! his father. El. Medley. return
ed to his home in Portland, Ore. YES
ter!ay.
!. \. fierrck, county superintendent
OF roads, left Monday Of this week to
attend a state meeting of the super
intendents which viii he held four
days OF this week at Huron.
Francis Fowler and Elvin Oihns.
two Of our Milbank boys were out At
Aberdeen last week and enlisted in
the engineering corps of Uncle Sans
army ana nave gone to join their
regiment in Texas.
Miss Hulda Siete who came home
10 spend Sunday SAYS, that the Sum
NIT school raised $3.50 at a recent
entertainment given by the the
school.
Mr.. Fred Barnard, who had been
manager Of the electric light plant
mere Tor !; year or so past, left last
FRIDAY for Los.Angelef, Cal, where
he expects to make his home in the
future.
Mrs. f. NJ. Harper left last Fri
day for Rhame, N. D., where she will
visit with her son William Harper
for a short time. She expects to
spend several days with friends in
Aberdeen on her way west.
Miss A. Olson came down from
Webster last week and attended a cele-
bration at the Holmquist home in Big
Stone township in honor Of Grand
ma Holmquist's 92nd birthday.
Miss Elrod and Miss Williams of
the high school teaching staff made
a trip to Sioux Falls last Saturday to
view the Brookings-Vermillion foot
ball game which Vermillion won.
H. S. Roberts who is grain buyer
for a Minneapolis concern, returned
from a trim to North Dakota and
western S. Dakota points Tuesday
evening. There is not much grain
moving because Of the low prices at
this. time. & 49,.
Walter Cohen and wife returned
from a visit with relatives in st. Paul
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Cohen has been
there for some time and Mr.. Cohen
went down Saturday evening to re-
turn with her.
The cold weather has put a number
of pleasure hrs on the blocks for the
winter, all of the pleasure being. taken
out OF driving by the cold winds and
snow drifts which prevail during the
few months.
Mrs. Julia Austin is now with her
daughter, Mary, at Brookings, where