The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-04-22
local and Personal Paragraph

Mrs. A. w. peClercq last Tuesday.
H. P. DeNeni and wife, who had
been spending the winter in Colorado
returned home yesterday.
A marriage license was issued to
Edwin Nelson and Rose Trap, both
of Big Stone City Friday, April 18th.
Edward Marquette, who is liv-
ing on a farm near Wilmot, was in
Milbank last Friday attending to
some matters in probate court.
A shipment of live full grown frogs
passed through on the express from
Peever to Chicago Wednesday.
Miss Sadie Heath, daughter of John
Heath, was operated upon for appen-
dicitis at the hospital Wednesday,.
Bert Nixon has purchased the DR..
Pay residence on Third street and
will move his family in shortly.
A large party Of Rebekahs motored
to Ortonvi.le Wednesday evening and
enjoyed a meeting with the lodge Of
that place.
John .Bierns, one of Grant county's
progressive farmers, who lives on the
old Fred Gaynor farm, has started
to build a fine new house on the farm
The Luther League of the Salem
Lutheran church will meet Friday Of
this week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Johnson.
All members of the O. F.. S. are
cordially invited to the social nour
and refreshments at the Masonic hall
next Monday night.
Buy your cream from us. Fresh
from the country every day.
Erlandson & johnson
Albert Brennan living north Of the
city and Alice Harder daughter of
Mrs. Clara Harder living east of the
city were issued a marriage license
Wednesday of this week.
The plans for the Mittelstaedt builu
ing have been received from the arch
elects and have been submitted to the
contractors for bids.
Ed. Lammel one of Milbank's form
err residents, living at Winnett,
Mont, was shaking hands with Mil
bank friends. He was the guest of
his brother-in-law, Jake Hammer.
Mrs. w. j. Let's left Wednesday
for Minneapolis, where she will spend
the balance of the week visiting
friends. Her daughter, Mrs Mamie
Burns of Webster is keeping house
during her absence.
Buy your cream from us. Fresh
from the country every day.
Erlandson g. Johnson !
The Carl Lenhart family will move
to the house vacated by w. r.. Hol-
brook, north of the track. Mr.. Hol-
brook expects to move sometime dur
ing the coming week.
Frank Port was in town Monday
morning on his way from his home
at Summit where he spent Sunday
with his family. He is now working
for the Produce company at Sisseton.
Emil Johnson received a fine pres
ent from relatives in Washington in
the shape of a As pound salmon. Emf!
gave some of his closest friends a
taste of it, to show how much different
fresh salmon tastes from the canned
article.
Robert Jones left Thursday after
noon for Pierre by way of LaBolt
| and Huron. He will be gone about a
week in the interests of the Booster
association.
County Agent Swift and County
| Club Leader Miss Skouge attended
the conference of agents and club
leaders held at Aberdeen yesterday
and today.
Miss Agnes Murray went to Viii
mot over the last week end for a visit
! with her sister, Miss Effie, who is en-
ployed in the Mercantile Co. store in
that town.
Mrs. Tom Finley left Wednesday
for Minot. n. D., having been called
by the death of her father, MIR. Put
ney. Mrs. Elton Sutclitfe of McIntosch
is also a daughter of Mr.. Putney.
Mrs. A. X. Crawford, who has been
i'll with the small pox, is able to be
up and around again and the family
was released from quarantine Sun
day.