The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-10-08
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Mr.. Volstad. the creamery mar, ois
MS family to the Wendland
house east of the hospital. Mr.. HAL
vens, who owns the house that they
from, will come here and oc-
rupy the house. Y II
The work of repairing the side
walks has been progressing rapidly
and both sides OF the block between
and Third streets are practic-
ally completed.
Paul Calfee and wife have moved
into Miss Sherman's house where they
will make their home for some time.
They have been living with the Rev.
Calfee family but Rev Calfee is NOV
ing to Wisconsin within a short time.
Richard Maloy, a twelve year old
boy, while playing football last Sat
urday, had his collar bone and arm
broken. the arm being fractured in
two places.
Mrs. Lloyd Thirsk started toward
home this week and will stop enroute
at Winnipeg, where she will visit Mr..
Thirsk's relatives. She will arrive
here within the next two weeks.
Herald-Advance Want Ads bring re-
suits, as the ads placed last week
wanting ruomers. brought enough re-
sponses to fill the st. Hubert hotel.
Mr.. r. J., Cummings and daughter,
Alice, of Missoula, Mont. have been
guests at the George Paelan home
during the week. They are on their
way to New York and other points in
the east for a visit with friends.
Rev. +. Wesaler, pastor Of the Ger
maj Lutheran church, left Monday to
attend a conference of Lutheran min
listers at Hecta. in Brown county,.
Mrs. H. G.. Port has been in Chi
Mrs. Henry .Kittdson, with her
three children are here from st. Ans
gar, Iowa, and have been visiting at
Grandpa Porters. Mr.. and Mrs. Por-
ter expect to Rave This week for Har-
rison, Idaho, where they will visit
with Archie Porter.
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The family of H. r. Everson Of the
Herald Advance, Nhn have been in
Webster with relatives for the Jeast
n,orlth, arrived here last Friday and
are getting settled in the Port house
un the north side
DR.. Ruse who is known to many
Of the Milbank citizens who have had
occasion to visit the Peabody hospi-
tai at Webster, leaves there this week
to accept q position on the staff OF
doctors at the Mayo hospital at Ro-
chester. .
Mr., and Mrs. O. M. Bennett Were
called to Excelsior, Mimi, by the
| death of Mr.. Benefits sister. She
died Sunday morning and the funeral
was held Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs,
Bennett mad just returned from i
visit with the family at Excelsior.
Miss Margaret Port returned home
last week from Minneapolis where
She mad been visiting for a few days
She left with her brother Dr.. Port
who was returning to his home in
Chicago.
Miss Gladys Boerger spent Frida,
and Saturday in Webster last week
She is recovering nicely from her re
cent operation and will not have t.
consult the Webster doctors in the
future.
About twenty-five friends of tn,
Volstad family gathered at Their
home last Sunday afternoon in a sur
prise party. They were presented
with a table reading lamp as a re
meznbrance Of the occasion. Suppe
was served and all had a good time
Mrs. Roland Liggett left for Aber
deem last Saturday after a few day.
visit with, relatives here. They
formerly lived in Bristol, but vii
make their future home in Aberdeen
where Mr.. Liggett is connected Will
one of the jewelry stores.
The next regular meeting of tn,
Women's Auxiliary of the American
Legion will be held next Tuesday
October II, at the court house. AL
members are urgently requested to b
present at this meeting. Importan
business.
Mrs. w. w. Wright, Adjt.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. VanWalker lef
last Saturday for Oakville, Wash.
where they intend to spend the com
ing winter. They will stop at Mol
bridge IN their way west and visit foI
a couple of weeks with their son Viii
who is superintendent Of the Mobridg,
schools.
w. r. Poison of Aberdeen, and MI
Engstrom of Summit drove dow,
from the latter place one day las
week TO bring Nh. Polson's mother t.
Milbank to take the flyer for her HON,
in Minnesota. Mr.. Poison left Mil
4 bank some fifteen years ago and eve