The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-01-30


Sheehan Saddlery.
Mrs. X. E. HUSKY spent Tuesday
in Ortonville with her sister Mrs.
Harry South.
Mrs. Ownie Martin. who is in
a serious condition physically,
was taken to the hospital at
Webster Wednesday for treat.
ment.
Mrs. A. G. Geer, of Manitoba. is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Shannon
this week. and Mrs. Alfred Howe of
Bucyrus. >. D., has also been Il guest
OF the shannon family during the
week.
A large number Of the automo-
bile dealers and enthusiasts left
this week for the cities to attend
the auto show. Being the largest
and greatest attraction ever staged
it will undoubtedly be worth see-
ing.
In writing to have the address Of
the Herald-Advance changed.
Andrew Munson says that he is hard
at work studying. He is now at
the Dunwoody Institute, Mime
apolis.
Miss Laura Lotze, representing
the Y. w. C. A. from Minneapolis,
was in the city the first of the week,
organizing county committee to
carry on an educational and
financial campaign for the Y. w.
C.. A.
Life time opportunity. Manu-
facture your own goods. Estab-
lish branches and agents. Com
p!ete plans so cents. American
Sales Co., 5l1 Tribune Annex Min
neapolis, Mimi.
Adolph Tohms met his cousin. Miss
Lydia Schoepke Tuesday evening
while she was here on her way from
Spokane, WASH. to Indiana, where
she will visit. He had not seen his
cousin for II years, which was when
She was up in Canada.
Steel lined fire and burglar proof
safety deposit vaults are being in
stalled in the First National bank.
The completed vault will make it
modern and safe in every way and
add to the features of that institu-
tion.
Prof j C Gould, superintendent OF
of the Oakes, IN d. school. with
several members of the Oakes board
of education. were here Thursday
looking over the public school
building, as they are preparing to
build. Prof Gould is kinsman of
H A Riley.
The Miss es Viola and Hazel
Boerger entertained eighteen
friends in honor of Miss Eta Erick-
son at their home last Morday eve.
ing. Cards, games fortune telling
and dancing were the entertain
ments of the evening. Miss Erick-
son will leave for Chicago to enter
the Augustana Hospital for train
ing the last of next month.
Mrs. M. M. Redman went up to
Webster Tuesday to visit her son,
w. E. Redman. who was in the
hospital at that place suffering
from broken leg. a cake of ice
having fallen on his limb while he
was at work filling the creamery
ice house at Eden. The limb was
reset after Mr.. Redman was taken
to the hospital.
Miss Esther Menges entertained
a number Of her young lady friends
on Monday evening at her home.
The evening was spent in games.
music and . taffy-pull The young
ladies present were the Misses
Pearl Norton, Alice and Agnes
Murray, Agnes and Hazel Berkner.
Ouilla Bury, Alice Miller. Ethel
Weiss, Herbetina Lehr. Florence
Bury, Florence Eickman. Gladys
Grove and Aata Fenner.
Through an error in computation
the figures in the report Of the an
tomobile license returns was given
il hundreds instead Of thousands
as it should have been. The .total
amount which will be collected, a.
estimated BY former returns is
about $l2,o goo and the amount
which the county will receive for
the road building program. 10 $l0.-
800. This correction makes the
amounts seem more reasonable.
Thru an error in computation the
figures in the report Of the automo.
bile licences returns Waa given IN