The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-04-08

Representative Birch of Albee came
up Tuesday afternoon to confer with
| the county commissioners.
Arthur Carlson, of Minneapolis, 4
brother of Elmer Carlson of this city
| visited here a few days of last week.
There will be initiation and a SOC
.ial hour at the Eastern Star hall next
| Monday. All Star members invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Summers return
ed from their trip to the cities and
are now settled in the Alderman
house across the track.
William Frawley returned from a
three months visit at his home in
Lancaster, Wis, and is now at his old
place in the Rrannon garage.
Rev. Chas. f. Wood, the Episcopal
minister at Webster was a Milbank
visitor Tuesday. the guest of his
hrcf her .n-law, l.. r. Everson and
family.
Miss Anna Olson, of the Webster
hospital, who was down visiting her
father here, left on IN extended trip
to California last week, where she
will visit relatives.
j. H.. Neuenburg, who has been out
in California during the winter, leaves
for Milbank this week, but expects to
visit with friends at several points on
the route.
A. G. Swanson. of LaBolt, was Il
Milbank visitor last Tuesday, attend
ing to some business matters and
enquiring as to the county Sunday
School convention.
Mr.. O'Farrel and son of Osceola
were down at the county seat last
Friday. Mr.. O'Farrel says that some
seeding had been done in his l~osality
before the snow of two weeks ago,
and that more should have been done.
MI. and Mrs. Roland Liggett of Alb
erdeen came down Saturday for a
visit with relatives. Mr.. Liggett re-
turned Sunday, but Mrs. Liggett will
remain over the week.
Mrs. Frank Miller was taken quite
suddenly III while on her way with
Mr.. Miller from their farm south Of
the city last Thursday afternoon, and
was compelled to remain at the Harry
Alderman home, for a few days.
Mrs. Jimmie Jones left Wednesday
morning for a few days visit with the
Walker family at Andover. From
there Mrs. Jones will ge to Aberdeen
to spend the remainder of the week
with her sister.
The bad weather combined with the
fact that many of the golf fans are
interested in the Minstrel show, has
side tracked the game for the time
being. The course is being continual
~ improved and will be a popular
spot this summer.
The second section of the ladies aid
society will serve a SOC supper in the
dining room of the M. E. church on
Thursday, April 18th, beginning at
$3.50. Come and enjoy a good square
meal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Carlson left
Wednesday for Hancock, Mimi, to
attend the funeral service of Sven
Anderson, father of Mrs. Carlson. Mr..
Anderson died Sunday, aged Sd years.
He was buried at Hancock on Thurs
day. They returned Thursday night.
w. R. Holbrook has purchased a
second truck for his oil business. He
will put a 400 gallon tank on the
truck. Earl Lee, who recently re-
turned to Milbank from Montana, will!
work with him during the summer.
Miss Maude Johnston and Miss
Hazel Maxfield, former Milbank girls
who have been teaching in Aberdeen,
were reelected as teachers in grade
schools Of that city at a recent meet
ing of the Aberdeen board of educa-
ton.
Quite a number of the members of
the K. Of P. lodge went to Wilmot
Tuesday evening to assist that lodge
in the initiation~of several new candi-
dates. They were compelled to stay
over night and returned Wednesday
afternoon.
Fred Rockwell, c. c., w. f. Hol-
brook, Y. C. c., and Senator Amsden
represented Banner Lodge X. of P.
at the district meeting held at Web