The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-06
Local and Personal Paragraphs

Richard Meany went to Aberdeen
Tuesday of this week on business,
N. M. McPhee was an Aberdeen
visitor over the week end.
Or. Cliff visited, friends In Yer.
million I've the week end.
DR.. Rlckett Of Summit was q
professional caller yesterday.
Earl Lee was under the weather
Wednesday hut is able to be at
work again the following day:
W. are selling the G+insborough
Hair Nets all shades, at Is cents.
Port & Port.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. McFarlane
welcome a bouncing IL pound
baby boy to their home Wednesday
Miss Efie Murray who is now
employed in Wilmo,, visited her
parents over the week end.
H. A. Martens and family left
Wednesday morning via auto for a
trip to Minneapolis where they will
spend several days.
Little Roberta Jones who has
been visiting her grandparents in
kevillo for the past two weeks, re-
turned home with her father who
made a trip to Revillo Monday.
A few nonresident fishing licens-
es have been issued by the county
treasurer to fisher man living in
Bellingham. Nassau and Madison
Mimi. who are making their annu-
al fishing trip to Big Stone lake.
Mrs. Frank Reeve had the mis-
fortune to fall from a chair on
which she was standing last Friday,
and Wednesday she went to Webster
to have an x-ray taken of the break
which is between the wrist and
elbow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Jensen
made a trip to Aberdeen Thur sday
Of last week between trains Mr..
Jensen attended the state conven.
ton of jewelers. and optometrists.
John Cahill and P. L. Cannon
who we're drawn to serve as jurors
at the term of Federal court which
convened at Aberdeen Tuesday of
this week. left Tuesday morning
for Aberdeen.
The St. Anne's guild met Mon
day evening with Miss Laura Berns
and Miss katherine Beagin as
hostesses at the nome of Miss
Bern's sister. The next meeting
will be at the home Of Margaret
Port, with Miss Port and Miss
Esther Sullivan as hostesses.
Try our Ever Wear silk hosiery
at Sl.0O per pair.
Port & Port.
Work has been started upon an
inclosed porch at the J. G.. Ham,
mer home on 5th street, the porch
will extend over the entire front
making a fine addition to the house.
Fred Voght started work on the
basement and foundation for his
new house on 9Th street. he expects
to have the building rushed. along
so that he will be able to move in
during the summer.
Mrs. Robert D. Jones who has
been i'll for the past five weeks, is
able to be up and around and I'M
proving slowly.
The tennis court at the Congreg-
atlonal church has been completed
and during the pas: week has been
occupied all of the spare time. 1t
is a fine game for the young folks
and no doubt a future tennis
champion will be developed.
Roadmaster Phalen celebrated
the 3Sth anniversary of his appoint
nlent to his present position last
Thursday. He is the oldest EN-.
pIoyee Of the Milwaukee railr oad
here, having served some AZ years.
Archie Louthian moved from the
Fred Schneider house to the Ben
Woitte house on May Let, Mr..
Woitte moved back on his farm.
Steve Coyne salesman for the
Nelson Cigar Co., left this week
to make the North Dakota points.
The Yellowstone Trail sales are
picking up after the depression ex-
cerience during the slack months
Of the winter.
Miss Fanny Hemling is enjoying
vacation from her duties at the
City Bakery. which she is spending