The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-07-22
Local and Personal PARAGRAPHS

VIM. Ross, Sr., left for a few days
trip to Canada last Tuesday on bust
ness.
Fred LaPrege and Laura Whipple,
both of Twin Brooks, were married
before Justice of the Peace Liggett
this week.
Miss Josephine HARDWOOD, sister of
he Mesdames Curtis and Roy Nit
chell Of this city, is making a short
visit at the Mitchell homes here.
For this hot weather there is moth
ing better to cook with than a Flor
ence Oil Stove. Come in and let us
demonstrate one to you. Thirsk's.
Miss Nettie Johnson left Sunday
for Aberdeen where she attended the
state meeting of the county superin-
tendents held this week, She will re-
turn today OF tomorrow.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Kirchner arrived
after spending their honeymoon al
Lake Ckoboji and other Iowa points.
They returned by way Of Minneapolis.
Mrs. II. N. Swift, and little daueh-
ter were taken home after spending,
a few days at the hospital. The li.tle
girl has been quite seriously i'll and
Mrs. Swift has been suffering Eron,
minor troubles.
Earl Farley, who recently passed
the state bar examination, viii now be
found in the Office of George Rix,
where he vii, gain the actual eNper-
'ence of his chosen profession.
Roy MADEIRA left Sunday morning.
for minneapolis after spending a two
weeks vacation visiting relatives and
friends in the city.
The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical
church will serve ice cream and home
baked cake on the church lawn Friday
July 90: commencing at 6 p. m.
jim Herman accompanied his sister
Miss Ella on her return to Minneapo-
lis last Friday. He returned to Mil
bank on Sunday. Miss Herman had
been visiting here for the past TWO
weeks.
Miss Phoebe Wylie accompanied
her sister, Mrs. Vic Hanson when she
left Saturday to return to her home
at Mason City, Iowa. Mrs. Hanson
visited her parents here for a few
days. Miss Wyhe will spend two
weeks visiting in Mason City.
Mrs. George Case Of WATERFOWL,
mother, of Mrs. Robert d. Jones, ar
rived Saturday night for a visit at
the Jones home. Mrs. Case is re-
turning from a visit in Iowa and Min
neapoiis. She will return to Water
town from here.
Miss Lydia Mueller arrived Sat
urday night to spend a few days with
the Robert Jones family. She will
leave the latter part Of the week for
Bowbells, N. D., where she will visit
her parents for some time. Miss
Mueller has Deen attending q sum mer
school in Minneapolis.
The first threshing report that we
have heard comes from the L. A.
Warner farm four miles north of
Marvin. Mr.. Warner threshed four
acres of rye Monday July IL, and
had a Yield of Ids bushels OF better
than IS bushels to the acre from it.
There are Is more acres in the same
piece which will be threshed later.
Aberdeen reports a threshing job done
on the 18th, but so far Grant county
holds a record for early thresl1ing.
Harold Mittelstaedt left Thursday
night for New York where he will
spend the next few weeks purchas-
ing ladies goods for the Mittelstaedt
store. He promises to bring back the
best and latest stock there is in New
York models and designs, so that the
will carry az up-to-the-minute
line of ladies wearing apperal. They
expect to open about the middle or lat
ter part OF August.