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with Milbank friends. She was &C
companjed home by Miss Davis, a
young lady friend of Macintosh.
Miss Mead, sister of Mrs. G. c..
Middlebrook, was taken suddenly i'll
the first Of the week and had to be
removed from the cottage at Linden
Beach and taken to the hospital at
Ortonville.
The American Protective Tariff
League has Just issued It's campaign
button which reads as follows:
Harding and Coolidge, SMILE, 10
90 and on the back Of the button are
the words protective Prosperity
SMILE" is in red ink across the
button anG as large as space will al
low. Two buttons sent to any address
By letter mail 70. six cents, address
W. F. Wakeman. Sec, 33a Broadway,
New York.
Mr.. VIII Roberts am up from
Texas the first of the week. Mr.. Rob-
erts was accompanied by his wife, as
they desired to escape some Of the
not weather they are having down
there Just nov
Mrs. Fred BORN. Of jamestown,
came down to Nilbank by auto with
her son -Albert 70 see M. Fred Lieb-
ing, who has been seriously i'll for
sOne time.
With the opening date Of the hunt
ing season less than a month away,
the shotgun artists Of the city m
busy cleaning up the gun and laying
plans for the first charge.
The Ladies Aid of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will be entertained
by Mrs. Olaf Neeaard Wednesday
afternoon. August %. Lunch and sup
per will be served and everyone is
cordially invited.
NJ. and Mrs. Paul Emerson and
daughters. lula and Lila left Thurs
day night FOR Minneapolis for a visit
with their son, Howard, who plans to
move to New York on the 25th of this
month 70 make his future home.
Rev. Stanlev Jones. scoutmaster,
with four Of the scouts is spending
the week camping out a. Big Stone
axe. They have q large tent ana re-
port q fine time.
Tie deWerd milling company has
added q scale to their equipment
which viii enable them to tip the
loaG Immediately after It has been
"eiahed. The new addition viii make
j, possible 10 give quicker service.
Rev. Carl Bast returned to the city
after IN ahsence Of several weeks
which ne mas spent in Illinois visiting
relatives and friends.
Narmon Ronald returned from a
trip to tire western part OF the coun-
try where he has visited friends and
relatives.
Mrs. John Farley and little daugh-
ter arrived home last week.
Miss Lillian Anderson arrived home
70 spend a vacation with her mother.
Mrs. Emily Anderson. She is employ
ed at Sioux Falls.
Miss Ethel Leavitt. who IS employ
ed in a store in Redfield, arrived home
Tor a short vacation with relatives.
W. j. Martens and family returned
to the city after a two weeks trip
thru Minnesota. He reports the crops
looking fine and threshing we'll under
way.
John MADEIRA, with his son, Jack,
and daughter, Miss Grace, who had
ben living in Minneapolis for SOM
time. departed for California last
week where they will make their fu-
ture home. The family are old time
residents of the county and leave
many friends. Roy and Miss Evelyn
will remain here for some time.
Mr.. Robt. Hicks arrived Wednes-
day from LosAngeles, being called
here by the illness of his father, John
Hicks, who is still in quite serious
condition.
Members and friends of the NJ. E.
Aid society are invited to the farm
home of Mrs. w. T. Gardner next
Thursday, to enjoy a social afternoon
and picnic supper. Autos will be at
the church at 2 O'Clock to take out
those not otherwise provided for.
The dates for the MILESTONE Valley
Fair, which is held at Big Stone City
annually, are announced as Sept. 81,
% and %. The people of Big Stone
City. have worked hard to make their
fair a success and their ambitions will
with out a doubt be realized.
Do not think we exaggerate when
we tell you that many graduates Of
the Sioux Falls Business College,
Sioux Falls, S. Oak, draw salaries
from $4,000 to $4,000. Send for cata-
log.
Tho T~cox,o,ca Co,,r+, ENo;,, +o h.,