The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-06-24
Special Danish Pastries at the
Bakery Saturday.

Special Danish Pastries at the
Bakery Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, of Revillo,
parents of r. D. Jones Of this city,
were Milbank visitors Tuesday. Mrs.
Jones remained for an extended visit.
Msis Eta Erickson, who has been
taking a nurses training in the Au-
gustana hospital, Chicago, arrived
Wednesday for a visit. Miss Erick-
son has not been very well and may
decide to stay here for some time.
Fred Meyers made a trip to Or
tonville Thursday with the Misses
Helen and Maude Wood, neices of Mr..
and Mrs. Meyers. They have been
visiting here for a week and are now
returning to their home in Crooks
ton, MINI.
Levi Schnabel, who with his wife
had been Spending the winter in Cal
ifornia arrived here during the week.
He expects to spend the summer in
Milbank and then return to Califor-
MIA, where Mrs. Schnabel's health is
improving.
Mr.. w. G.. MuRridge, of Brar-
don. Wis brotherinlaw of Mrs. j..
N. Stafford and Mrs. E. H. Lindsey
has been visiting his Milbank
friends during the week.
Mrs. w. Let's, after attending
the grand chapter O. E. S visited
for several days with the Chas. COL
ton family Of Watertown. Mrs.
Robert Nichol and Miss Mary went
from Watertown to Volga, and
have been spending a week with the
Horton family.
c.. w. Amsden of Madison town
ship attended the grain meeting
held at Huron on Tuesday Of this
week. It was a meeting of the
officials Of the Farm Bureau fedora
ton to discuss the problems con.
fronting the grain producers Of the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hendry, former
residents Of Milbank. who fer sew
eral years past have been living at
Rlainview, Mimi. have been here
during the week, and may possibly
decide to make their home here
Mr.. Hendry recently sold the varie.
tv store he was conducting in Plain.
view.
The secretary Of the National
Farm Bureau. J. w. Coverdale,
will be one of the principal speak.
ers at the Farm Bureau picnic OF
C%oddington county, given at Lake
Kampeska, Watertown Tuesday
June 28th. A number of Grant
county members of the Farm Bureau
plan to attend as he will undorbt-
eddy have something of interest to
bring before the gathering. He
will speak before a similar gather
| ing at Brookings the following day.
Prof. Souder left Wednesday for
New York city where he will enter
the teachers college Of Columbia
University to complete his four
year course which will give him a
teachers diploma if he successfully
completes. He will stop enroute in
Greenfield, Ind, where he will
visit for a few days with his mother
who lives at that place; it is also
the home Of Mr.. Orr who has
taught here for a number of years.
Sheriff Wilson returned from
Lincoln. Neb., Tuesday evening
He brought back John Tanhill. who
is wanted here on a charge of wife
desertion. He vas taken tc Web
ster Wednesday afternoon and is
bound over for trial before circuit
court in July. Ed temple who &C.
companied the Sheriff to Lincoln,
stopped at St. Paul for a visit with
his mother for a few days.
Strawberry Cream Puffs-special
at the Bakery Saturday.
Jack mclaughlin and son Brad.
ley departed Monday morning for
their home in Mitchell. via Monte.
video. Madison, Candy, Pipestone