The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-09-03
GRAIN MARKETS,
Local and Personal Paragraphs

Rudy MOSiman has moved from the
Helm house, to the Maxfeld house.
A nine pound son arrived at the
George Anderson home last Saturday.
Mrs. Bert Voss left Monday for a
visit to friends in the Twin Cities and
will remain to see the state fair.
Mrs: Earl Ligeett and children re-
turned from Big Stone Lake where
they spent several days.
John B. Hanton, the Watertown at
tolney, was a visitor in the city last
Monday while attending to some bus
mess matters.
Fred Barnard, local manager of the
power plant, vas taken III Sunday
with an attack Of bronchitis and is
quite i'll.
Mrs. Willis Wright and little daugh
ter, made a trip to Renville, Mimi.
last week to visit her parents, re-
turning home Monday.
A. Kotke, one O fthe Twin Brooks
young men, expects to leave for Ma
perville, ILL.,, this month, where he will
attend the Evangelical school.
Nh. and Mrs. S. c. Jones, of Will
mot, were down visiting the Downie
family Tuesday evening, and looking
over Miibank.
Only three days more to get. a
Butterick Pattern free at Mittel-
steadt's, with any blouse. dress or suit
length of silk or wool goods.
Specially low prices on Notions,
silks and wool goods at Mittelsteadt's
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
this week.
VIM. Thomas, Of the Dakota Cen
trail Telephone company, is off duty
and is spending a couple Of weeks at
his old home in Vermont.
Earl Owen left Monday for Min
neapolis where he will spend a few
days buying the stock for the holi-
day trade.
Fred Meyers, manager of the Pro-
duce company house here made a trip
to Sisseton in the interests of the
company last Tuesday.
Mrs. Johnson, who had heen visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Maxfield for the
past week or o returned to her Min
nesota home Wednesday evening.
Nv A, A-1, ,~l 1.%+1o
son of Aberdeen were visitors at the
Dr. Goodman home last week
Mrs. Bert Nixson will be hostess
70 the members and friends of the NJ,
E. Aid society next Thursday after
noon.
George Paul returned from his va
cation which he spent with friends
and relatives at various points in n.
Dakota. MI. Paul works for the Mel
son drug company.
Nittelstaedt's are giving away
FREE, a lock pencil box, 2 pencils,
ruler, tablet, pen and penholder with
each pair Of children's school shoes
sold on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
! day of this week.
Mr.. Hans Lilleskov one of the rail
road men of Montevideo, with his
mother and wife were in town Mon
day on their way TO visit friends at
Peever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Diamond, of
Los Angeles, Cal, old friends of the
David Cinclaire family, were guests
at the Cinclaire home the first of
| the week, while on their way east.
Dr.. Francis Farley Of Eveleth, Min
n~esota, has been at his old home here
during the week visiting his father
and Milbank friends. Francis looks
| after the dental needs of the Eveleth
people.
Mrs. Kate Kramer of st. Paul, and
her neice, Miss Ruth Hagen. of Min.
neapolis, who had been guests of the
Kaercher and Wilson families dur.
ing the week returned to their homes
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Miller, of New
Hampton, Iowa, were guests at James
Cochrane's home the first Of the
week. They are kinsfolk of Mrs. Coch.
rane and were on their way to Cay
wga, N. D., to visit a brother.
J. A. Fuller made a trip to Groton
Saturday and spent Sunday with his
son, Al. Fuller, who i sin the machine
business there. Mrs. Fuller who had
been on a visit to her son Roy in N.
Dakota, returned with him.
Mrs. M. Jensen, who has been Wis
ting at the home of her son A. l..
Jensen. for the past week, returned to
her home at Hutchinson, Mimi, last
Saturday.
d. 0. Nelson, who is recovering
from a recent operation on his leg
went up to the Webster hospital the
first of the week for an examination
of the limb. The doctor reported that