The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-08-12


Iii Erdahl of Tie Erlandson K
Johnson force, has been laid up Oar
ing The past week with {. bad eye.
Ir. and Mrs. Ed. Engle lett for
the cities Sunday where they will re-
main for the entire week.
John Fuller has been on the sick
list during tie past week with e severe
case Of asthma.
DR.. George Kirchner and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
in Glendale, returning Monday night.
The Bruce M~iddlebrook family
epent the week end at the cottage o.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Middlebrook at
Linden Beach.
The merr.-go-round which has held
forth near the Ford garage has been
entertaining the youngsters regularly
during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Palmer and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Isaac
son went to Dawson, Mimi, Sunday,
where they visited relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nogt spent the
first three days Of the week in Min
neapoij% On business. john Seager
had a nan-sized Job running the
Noet pool hall during these three
DAYS, but handled it well.
The First National Bank Of Milbank
believing that it viii be an accomoda-
ton 10 its customers, will, until fnrth
CT ~rotice, open it's door for business
from 40 to $50 on Saturday even
ingS.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. w. Leach Of Min
neapoliss relatives Of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
w. Thirsk, arrived Sunday for a weeks
visit at the Ihirsk home. Mr.. Leach
is advertising man for The Progressive
Shoe Machinery MFG. Company.
Wild grapes are plentiful at the
Yellowbanks east OF the city, accord
ing to Mrs. Aug. Antlcman and son
Melvin, who made q "trip out there on
Monday and gathered "a considerable
quantity.
Vic Erlandson, Earl Owen, A. A.
Blomquist and N. NJ. MacPhee left
Monday morning for Nermillion,
where they will attend the annual con-
clave Of the Knight Templar grand
lodge, which was held Tuesday. We'd
nesday and Thursday of this week.
Bob Cross was pleasantly surprised
last Friday by having q cousin. Paul
Cross, of Minneapolis stop and see
him. Bob had not seen him before
and they had a fine visit. Paul Cross
is a travelling salesman for a furnace
concern.
The mill work for the Mittels.aedt
store has arrived and the carpenters
have been busy turing the past week
finishing the inside. The metal cell
ING has not vet arrived which will
necessarily delay the completion and
the store Will not be open for bust
nese at the early date expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Nandevort of
Santa cruz, Cal, arrived Monday fer
9 weeks visit in Milbank. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nandervort are former residents
of Milbank, who owned a farm Just
west OF the city. 1t is 70 years since
they nave been in Milbank and are
finding many changes and improve
ments since they left.
.Chic" Zwiener and Dick Weed, two
of Ortonville's Legion men and Off
GERS OF the post, visited Milbank Mon
day morning in the interests of the
coming Carnival which the post is
to stage. The Carnival will be a 8
day affair, starting on Thursday Sept.
1st. and ending Saturday. The city
will be turned over to the boys on
these days and they are planning some
lively entertainment for the crowds
that attend. There will be water
sports, street sports, baseball, min
strel shows, and dances. All of the
concessions and booths will be under
the charge of the Legion. Tickets
are being sold on a Ford Coupe which
will be given away on the last day.
The post invites you to attend.