The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-08-05

was i Mitbank visitor Tuesday.
Tarl Bleser has been on the sick
list during the past week.
Mis- Life Murray Of Wilmot spent
the week end with her parents in the
city.
EWa7d Fisher is enjoying a vaca-
ton from his duties rs clerk in the
post Office.
John Mariner. editor Of the Marvin
Monitor, was in Milbank for a tew
hours en- Monday.
II. y. Krause purchased he Ed. Van
Walker, ST., house during the past
week and has moved there.
Miss Hazel Mayfeld, who is teach
ing at Aberdeen during this summer
spent the week end with relatives here
Fred Roantree left Wednesday for
Hancock. Mimi, where he will spend
the next two weeks visiting.
Twin girls were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Osoinok, of this city, on
Thursday, July 28th.
Mrs. Ernest Johnson, living l3 miles
south Of the city, was taken i'll Fri
day and brought to the hospital here.
Chas. McGee and MI. and Mrs. Dan
Mahonev Of Sisseton, left for a trip
to Drainard, GlenWool and other
points. in Minnesota last week.
Miss pengy Carmody returned
from d two weeks vacation The first
OF tie week which she spent al Webb
lin, =. d.
Miss Lorraine Roantree, o. Mime
;polis, who has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. A. A. %Blomouist for The
past ten days returned to the city
Wednesday night.
Mrs. George Ju1Gens was taken TO
the hospital TUESDAY for treatments.
She mas improved slightly altho her
condition is rot al all satisfactory.
Miss Mary Partridge left for Aber-
deem Tuesday where she will attend
business college during August and
September.
The basement has been completed
IN the Smith building and the laying
Of the joists for the floor has been
started.
M. and Mrs. D. L. Tracey and son
Judson, OF Linton, n. H., are guests
at the Amos Reeve home. Mrs. Reeve
ard Mrs. Tracey are sisters.
Mr.. ard Mrs. F. y. Mcconnell spent
Sunday visiting relatives in and neal
Or+onrille, returning with the parents
of Mrs Mcconnell, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Zummach, who drove up Sunday morn
rig.
Mrs. Paul Emerson and daughters,
Lula and Lila returned from a visit
with Howard Emerson at Minneapolis
Sunday night. Mrs.. Emerson AMI
Lula have been there since last Thus
day, while Lila has been there for
several weeks. z
Bic Stone lake is lower now than
for a good many ~years-some folks
san f3r IS years. But little SNOW last
winter and a deficiency of rainfall
this summer Throughout. its drainage
area are the contributing causes-Big
Stone Headlight.
A tourist party consisting of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank DeGreef, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcfarland of Big Stone, Mrs. Frank
KockS of Milbank and little Miss
Marion DeNiau of Twin Brooks, made
a two weeks camping trip to the Black
Hills. They visited the Wind Cave,
Hot Springs and other points Of in
terest. They enjoyed a real camping
trip all the way and report a fine
time.--Big Stone Headlight.
A. I! Schuler, proprietor of the
Hartford Beach resort was arrested
and fined SIS and costs for unlawfully
operating a dance hall without first
obtaining a license from the County
Commissioners of Roberts County.
The fine and costs amounted to SIT
which was pah.-Sisseton Courier.
The First National Bank of Milbank
believing that it will be an accomoda-
ton to its customers. will, until furth-
er notice, open its doors for business
from 7:3O 70 $3.50 on Saturday even
ings.
NOTICE
The Milbank Public Library will
be open Saturday afternoons only in
the future until further notice and
will also remain open later in the
evening to give the farmers a chance
to come in and exchange their books.
The closing hour will be 9:45 o'clock
instead of 9 o'clock as formerly.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Brown who have
been making their home in Milbank
for the past seven months, Mr.. Brown
being employed at the Hunter granite
works, returned Tuesday to their form
err home at Lexington. Ky. When
conditions return to normal the Brown
family NAV possibly return here to
live, as they liked Milbank very much.
~ NJ. and Mrs. H. A. Morrill,. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Knutscn. Mrs. H. Il.
krause and a sister of Ms. knutson's
made a 95 mile rip around Big Stone