The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-01-28
local and Personal Paragraphs

Geo. Gier, of Ortonville, was a Mil
bank visitor on Sunday.
Guests from Ortonville were enter
tanned at the Phillip home last Sun
day.
Harry .Bohn of Twin Brooks, was
in meeting Milbank friends Nednes-
day.
Miss Hazel Cahin and Miss Kath-
crime Mesmer were Ortonville visitors
last Sunday between trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Hammer visited
friends in Montevideo, Minn.,. return
ing Sunday.
Mrs. H. N. Krause was a week end
visitor at the John Christensen home
in Wilmot.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fisher
of Albee, a little daughter on Thurs
day Jan. Goth.
Jim. MCGEE, brother of Charles Nc
Gee, Of the st. Hubert hotel is visit
Ing his brother here.
Occident flour at l.. w. Thirsk's.
Hear the Shepherdess Glee Club in
concert at Methodist church Friday
night. I'll,
Get your ticket for the concert to
be given in Methodist church FRIDAY
night.
A babv o was welcomed to the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Werley
living west of Twin Brooks on Mon
day, Jan. 24th-
Mrs. l.. l.. Conright and Miss Hazel
spent the week end at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Brandt at Summit,
returning home Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Benedict left
the first Of the week for the cities,
where Mrs. Benedict expects to re-
ce've examination and possibly medi-
cal treatment.
Mr.. a. G. Smidth and two children
arrived here Thursday from River
side, CAL, where they have resided
for some time, but now will make
their home in Milbank. Mr.. Smidth
recently buried his wife at the for
mer place.
DR.. DeTuncq, who lost his entire
office equipment, with the exception
OF his books, in the recent h,e, has
received his new furniture and equip
ment from the cities and his new Of
fees begin to take Oh the appearance
OF an Office.
The Milbank friends of the G.. VI.
Bowe family win be interested to
know that a letter from California
friends states that CLYDE has been
passed by the California state board
Of dentistry. and is engaged in the
practice of his profession in COMPANY
with an old established dentist in Al
hambra.
Get YOU Occident -four at L. w.
Thirsk's.
The Aberdeen News on Tuesday
announced the death of Mrs. w. G..
R~ickelhaupt, wife Of the secretary Of
the Dakota Telephone Co, and who
was quite well know TO many NIL
bank people. She had been spending
d portion of the winter with a sister
at San Diego, Cal, and her decease
was unexpected. Size is survived by
her husband and four children, all of
whom have reached maturity.
J. P. Greeley, federal naturaliza-
ton examiner, who attended the court
here Tuesday, returned to st. Paul
that evening. Mr.. Greeley attends all
OF the circuit court sessions, at which
time he examines the rnen who make
application for naturalization papers.
He has a complete record Of every
alien and no undesirable can be adj
mitted. This radical change from the
easy task it was before the war to
secure papers is a splendid move for
the good of this country as it insures
the future safety Of the life of the
country.
Occident -four makes better bread
sold by l.. w. Thirsk.
Friends of Miss Edna Chapman
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Chap
man of this city will be interested to
know that she has been appointed to
take charge of the Hennepin County
wal records work. Miss Chapman
until her appointment on this work
was engaged in one of the Minneapo-
lis banks. Her new work is Of quite
an important character; and consists
of the compiling and arranging of war
records, red cross work and alE other
matters pertaining to Hennepin coun-
tvs part in the war.
Miss Mary Smull who had been en-
gagged as q trained nurse in Chicago,
and who was on a visit to her home
in Summit, and enjoying a short va
cation. was prevailed upon by DR..
Flett to help out in some emergency
cases among the sick. and is at present