The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-07-22
The Herald Advance, $500 per year.

Mrs. H. n. Krause and small son
went to Ortonvile Tuesday to spend
a few days visiting relatives.
Fronk Boerger left Tuesday for
Sioux City, where he will spend the
balance of the week on business.
George leibenstein was a passenger
for minneapolis Tuesday where he
spent Z. few DAYS on business.
Olaf Negaard spent from Monday
to Thursday of this week in Minneapo-
lis on business.
Walter Madden, travelling salesman
for the Victor company visited Mil
bank friends several days of the past
week.
+. T. Buecaler, chief dispatcher at
Montevideo, we'll known to many Mil
bank people, spent several hours here
between trains visiting friends here.
The Paul Calfee family have been
enjoying the hospitality Of the Tom
PendeT2ast cottage at Hartford for
a few days of the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bingham and
daughter, Miss Gladys, left Monday
p. m. Tor Minneapolis. They expect
cd TO leave last Friday, but were de
lavcd. They plan to make a trip to
the west coast before returning to
Milbank.
Miss Helen Wilson arrived home
yesterday to spend her vacation at
the parental home. She went thru
here Sunday to Aberdeen where she
visited a few days at the Sheehan
and Lovington homes.
Frank .Sechser Of Sioux Falls, a
former resident here and owner of the
old kaercher farm north Of the city,
spent several days Of the past week
in the city looking after his interests
here
Roy Rude accompanied Sam Mat
teson from Marvin to Milbank Tues
day. Roy recently purchased the pool
hall and barber shop, which he says
10 hSSRIuS JIIA1 DaSS. -
operated a dray line there.
Etfner Benedict, wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Phelan and children made a
"Trip to Sioux City, Iowa, last week.
They left here Thursday afternoon
stopping at Luverne, Mimi, that
night and making Sioux City the next
morning. They returned Sunday night
The roads are reported in excellent
condition.
Henry Samuelson, OF Revillo paid
this Office q friendly call Tuesday.
He was called to serve on the jury
for the court term but was excused.
Mr.. Samuelson reports harvesting
going On in fine shape down in that
part Of the county and prospects for
a fine crop.
The next meeting OF the Women's
Auxiliary will be held the tirst Tues
day in September. according to a de
cision made at the last meeting. The
fact that a large number of the mem
bers are out of the city and the hot
weather made the attendance at the
meetings small.
The Evangelical Insurance company
of this city has sustained consider
able loss from the heavy wind storms
in North Dakota where they carry
many policies. One OF their best
territories is the Oaks and Glendale
country, which suffered the heaviest
from the storm. The company is very
strong financially and will be able
to weather the year iii good shape
under the able management of its
present officers.
At a special meeting held last week
Birch post elected two delegates to the
state convention to be held at Rapid
City, August Is, 26, and q. The del
egates are H. E. Manchester and Ar
bic Christopherson, with Roy Bran
non and \. E. Anderson elected as
alternates. The meeting also voted
and passed a resolution asking the
senators and representatives from
this state to support the servicemen's
adjusted compensation legislation.
No wage has been established for
the harvest workers, according to
County Agent Swift, who says that
the men who have been hired thru his
office went at a $3.50 and So wage.
We have reports Of several men hir-
ing out for a month at $40. The pre-
~vailinc wage for the county seems to
be So. Hamlin county farmers voted
at a meeting last week to establish
the wage at $3.50. Day and Roberts
cour'! arc paying around So.
Mrs. Price and son Tom, of Carol
ton, H., and Mrs. Chamberlain and
children Do1thy and Jimmie, of Wa
basha, Mimi, cousins of Mr.. ". w.
spent from Thursday to Sun
day visiting the Wilson home. This
their frs: visit to Dakota and
they We're very we'll pleased with the
country. Instead of the "wild and
woody west" they found a beautiful
and entirely civilized land. They left