The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-20
Local and Personal Paragraphs

Local and Personal Paragraph.
N. M. McPhee was an Aberdeen
visitor yer Sunday.
Arthur Bennett spent a few days
Of this week visiting in Sisseton.
DR. Ricketts, Of Summit, was a
professional caller in the city Tues
day.
Postmaster johnson is the latest
to fall for the lure of automobiling
and has purchased a Henry Ford.
Arbie Christopherson left Satur-
day evening for the cities and
spent all Of this week there on bust
ness.
Fred Kittenbeil and MIR. Farm
ham made a trip to Big Stone lake
last Saturday and returned with a
fine string Of fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~lsaacson left last
week for Centefville, S. D. where
they plan to spend a week visiting
with relatives and friends.
There will be an ice-cream social
given by the Royal Neighbors for
the benefit of the hospital. at the
Saunders Garage on Monday eve
ming May 23rd. You are invited.
The w. R. C. surprised our good
friend and old G. A. r. comrade
H. j. Benedict last Tuesday by
alighting at his home and enjoying
with him a picnic lunch which they
took with them. The occasion was
in remembrance Of Mr.. Benedict's
8Oth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Roads and
daughter Of Montevideo, visited the
Jake Hammer home over the week
end, returning Monday. Mrs
Roads is a sister of Mrs. Hammer.
They made the trip by auto.
From the Waubay Clipper we
gain the information that Frank
Boerger was elected secretary and
tres surer Of group six Of the South
Dakota Bankers association at the
meeting which was held in that
city on May 10th. A large num-
Der of bankers were present at the
meeting.
At the regular meeting of the
Fythian Sisters held last Thursday
evening a $50 banquet was served
after VIII ca IL candidates were
given the initiation work. Mrs
Anna fisher Of Sioux Falls, Grand
Chief was present and gave a talk.
A fine time was had after the work.
The lodge will close in June for the
summer months.
The st. Hubert Cafe management
has seclr d the services Of Frank
Jones as chef. Mr.. Jones was
formerly chef of the Northern
Hotel at Billings, Mont. and comes
highly recommend ed Mrs. Jones
will handle the fancy pastry work
under Chef Jones. The Cafe will
give a special Sunday dinner and
you should look over the meru in
this issue.
The members of the Congrega-
tional church choir enjoyed a ban
quet in the church parlors Tuesday
evexing. The occasion was some.
what of a farewell gathering for
two of the members of the choir
Miss Douglas, who will leave after
school closes and Axel Olson who
left for a trip to Sweden Wednes,
day evening. Mr.. Olson who came
to Milbank some eight months ago
and has been in the employ Of the
granite works here, has been in
this country nine years. His par
ents, brothers and ~sisters are living
in Sweden. He will be gone until
the end of the summer.
The annual conference Of Sonth
Dakota, Evangelical church, closed
its work last Monday, after a very
successful and enjoyable gathering.
While the alb ence Of Bishop Broy-
fogel because Of illness was great
~ regretted, nevertheless the
of the conf renee was carried
through very successfully. No
changes were made in any Of the
pastorates in this immediate vicini-
ty, all the pastors being returned
to their several charges. About
the only changes made in appoint
ments we're: Rev. Kowlke goes
from Kidder to Clear Lake; Rev. c..
Jensen goes to Kidder and T. Jen-
son to Revillo. which has been