The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-07-15

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Ella kireman and Mrs. Paul Calfee
spent Sunday at Hartford.
Mrs. NJ. M. Redman left Tuesday
fer Forest Lake, Mimi, for an ex-
tended visit with relatives.
Roy O'Leary, of Sioux City, Iowa,
arrived Sunday for a weeks visit at
the A. f. Seitz home.
Raymond Loeschke, son Of William
Loeschke, who enlisted in the Z. S.
navy about a year ago is home on a
furlough.
Howard Manchester returned from
Aberdeen the first of the week with
his parents and sister who will live
at Linden beach for a few weeks.
Howard went to Aberdeen Saturday.
The D. O. Nelson family returned
the first Of the week from a weeks
vacation which they spent camping
at Hyatt's park.
Cleve Trap and Mary Crandall,
both of South Shore were granted a
marriage license and were married
before Justice of the Peace Liggett
Monday of this week.
Mrs. Roxie Briggs and two child
rem OF Willow Creek, Montana, are
here for a visit with her parents, MI.
and Mrs. H. E. Mitchell.
David kyrk and daughter Miss
Hazel returned Monday from a ten
days visit with relatives in Miles
City Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J.. Coons and
daughter, Evangeline, left by auto
for Edmunds and Brown and Sphinx
counties where Mr.. Coons has land.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. deWerd and son
and daughter returned from a two
weeks trip to Minneapolis and other
Minnesota points last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Bailey left Sun
day Tor their former home in Mis-
souri,, where they will make a visit
for some time.
L. H. Bentley, of Minneapolis, own
er Of several Of the business houses
in the city and a former resident,
we'll known to many Milbank people
has been visiting here for the past
week.
George Leibenstein drove to Dickey
N. D., last week and returned The
first or the week with Mrs. Leiben-
stein and daughter, Harriet, who have
been visiting there for some time. He
report tie roads in poor condition for
travel.
Mr.. Shepperd, representing the
Wolfe Engineering company, of Min
neapolis, city engineers visited the
city Thursday between trains to in
spect the paving recently completed.
MI. Sheppard gives the final OK. be-
fore the work is accepted. He reports
that the work has been very we'll
done and that Milbank certainly has
a fine business district now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur BENEFIT spent
a few days of the past week in Min
neapoiis where they consulted a
specialist regarding the injuries they
received in the recent auto accident.
The injuries were not very serious,
but painful. They returned Wednes-
day morning.
The one dance that you have been
waiting for will be given at Hartford
Beach. S. D., Wednesday evening,
July Goth. Music will be furnished by
Middelton's orchestra, known through
out the state for good music. Come
and enjoy a cool evening at the lake.
George w. Case and Hugh John
ston, of Watertown came over Fri
day and spent the day visiting the
Robert D. Jones family. Mr.. Case
went to Minneapolis Saturday even
ing and Mr.. Johnston returned t.
WATERFOWL.
Frank Mcconnell and wife have.
moved into the Manley house where
they will live for the MINER The
Lloyd Manley family moved to Min
neapolis, MI. Manley being trans
ferred to the Federal revenue office in
that city.
MI. and Mrs. J. E. McKenna and
sons Maurice and Hurley and daugl,-
ter Marie, left for a months trip by
auto. They expect to visit Ed. Nc
Kenna, who is located at Lewistown.
Mon, and Robert McKenna, who lives
IN a farm a short distance from that
city.
Paul Calfee and H. N. Krause went
to Wilmot Sunday where they joined
the Wilmot baseball team and went
to White Rock. Paul caught for the
Wilmot team. playing a fine game.
He threw five men out on bases, catch
ing one on first, three on second and
one on third. The Wilmot team lost
the game when two fys to the cutfeld
We're dropped allowing four runs to
cross the plate. The score was 7-6.
Both teams have Won games from the
Peever Indians.