The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-02-04

Mn. Ernie Wright was operated
upon at the hospital last Friday for y
minor trouble.
Last Sunday q SON was born to MI.
and Mrs. Clifford F'abel Of Twin
Brooks.
Anything in our window on Bargain
J Day at $1.00 and they are real bar
gains, too. Jenson's Jewelry Store.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Thompson, south Of Twin Brooks, q
daughter. -
Ed. Bloom, manager Of the Bargain
Store has returned from q business
visit Of several days to the cities.
Values up to $500 in the ..Gifts
that Last" are going to be sold at $1.0O
on Bargain Day. Jenson's,-of course.
The ladies' guild Of the Episcopal
church will hold a sale Of home bake
goods every Saturday from now until
after Easter. :.
Mrs. Albert Partridge who was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis and gall
stones is convalesc;ng in nice shape,
her many friends will be pleased to
learn.
Messrs. Andy Larson, Chas. Ring
ham, Tom Monroe, e. E. Peterman
and ROLAND Liggett, represented Mil
bank at the bowling tournament at
Aberdeen the first of the week. The
team went to work without practice,
but made a good showing although
playing against snme Of the crack
! teams Of the twin cities.
The executive committee of Birch
Post met Tuesday evening and elect
eel the various committees which will
serve for the year. The committees
as elected are: observation-disclosures
Van Asch. chair, Reginal 'Jacouot,
Paul Calfee, Arch Brown, Albert Eos
sum; Resolutions-Geo. Shad, chair.
Karl Fleser, Ed. Temple; Membership
Paul Calfee. chair, Geo. Shad, Karl
Bleser, Steve Coyne; Puhlicity-Theo.
DeWerd, chair, William Fuller, A. l..
Nelson.
In a letter to friends here Lee Ban
niste., WHO moved. 10 California last
fell states that his Buick car was en-
tiIe}y burned, when q short circuit
in the wiring started a fire ia It some
time ago. The car led a "hooded' life,
it seems, ard this disastrous end WAS
entirely fitting. While driving in Mn
neapoI}a about two years ago the car
was ynn into by q large car and badly
dan1a@ed. Shortly after Lee arrived
IN California he was in a collision and
DE coz va aGain badly danlaged and
shortly after that it burned.
Dr. Flett and Miss Beagin. the coun-
t. nurse were called to Big Stone city
last weekday Miss Snyder, where they
~yaccinaGed go Of the school children.
The epidemic raging at 0rtonvilie and
also the disagreement owe the r%estric-
! ttcns placed upon the school and the
4 school children led the Big Stcnetprin-
/ cip&l to take different tactics TO pro-
tect the Biz Stone pupils. a written
permission to have the children given
The vaccination was secured before tne
doc,or was called. Thus Big STONE
hes secured the prevention Of the ep-
idernic without Disturbing the sehooI
vei, ard with the elashing of "antie'
ard PROS" WHO believe or do rot be-
iiere in such methods Of prevention
The five Of tbs schools in the coun-
II 10 respond to tie call for more
fr3enhefs to the j.. led Cross roll call
brings She total ap II nearly "a which
IS about y per cent of the enti4e coun-
". Fiis is > disaetsroas fall from
19e -esords made IN the past, When
Grant county stool wei toward tie
ten, ore year having 9 100 FER cent.
membership. The schools which nave
responded TO date arc: Grant Center
j. Iu1a d, Kibofn 5, wv. Twin Brooks
!. ard the Paroebial chool, in Milbank
% applied fer iola memberships.
! Haalo county as ffc first county n
tile csc to go o~af the ton with 4 90
pe. cent. enrolment. Miss Beagin,
tha oooatr nurse has discovered that
EA, 9I interest rs rot the primary
ea1as a. the slew return to tie call,
rather The neglect. Every teaeh-
az who has not nut tire matter before
her school should ID SO and be repre-
/ an6ed an the honor foll Of the .Red
Cross memberships.
Nrs. Laurence Reeve and a
friend. Miss zones, from Farm
1 inat0a. Mimi. are guests at the
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