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

Rev. Carl last and family ale
pend - } TIVE weeks vacation IN III
Geo. EiE cottage at Chautauqua Park.
IL. L. Herschleb, one of the proprie
.ors Of The Plymouth Clothing,Co., oil
Aberdeen came down from aberdeen
between trains Wednesday.
Nr. and Mrs. Paul Lineter, Of Sis
seton, spent Saturday visiting the O..
G. Walsh family here. Mr.. Linster Is
the Slsseton postmaster.
The {. Z. Fairchild home in the cas-,
part OF the city, which was started a
bout a month ago has progressed so
that it is now ready for plastering.
Miss Frances Tlyn Of Sioux Falls,
who mas been visiting the Misses
BeInice and Adalene Bloodpood, near
Twin Brooks, returned to her home
last week.
Miss Adelaide MacHel], of Hankin-
son. n. D., a sister Of Mrs. Steve
Walsh, of this city, arrived last week
for a visit with the Walsh family.
She Will be here until the later part
of the month.
On the back page of this issue you
will hnd an "S-word'' puzzle Of the
st. Paul Daily News. The puzzle will
give YOU q good hours pleasure,
(which may prove profitable for you
nv winning 2 prize. Try it cut and
ee how many you a get.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 4. Schiefelhein
and son Elmer, went to Clear AXE
Sunday where they visited q son and
brother. Pen, who is i'll. Elmer went
back again Monday and will remain
this week to help his brother with the
work on the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. GuStaf koepke, of
Elmorc, Mimi, arrived SATURDAY night
by auto, for 4 visit wieh the William
koepfse family and other relatives in
this vicinity. He is q younger brother
of VIM. koepke and is working in q
bank 1T Elmore. They plan TO visi.
in Groton before returning.
Miss Johnson. an aunt Of Archie
Palmer, and Miss Fern Palmer, his
daughter, went to Granite Falls.
Mimi, Last Friday where they will
visit relatives and friends for a week.
Mrs. Harriet f. Fravcrd, mother Of
Mrs. l.. 7. Farley, is horne again after
an extended visit with her son and
family at the Allison Hotel, Cedar
Rapids, Ia, and also other points in
Iowa.
Rev. Gaines and family left Mon
day morning on a two weeks vaca-
ton which they will spend visiting,
relatives in Wells, Mimi. The old
homestead, which the parents Of Rev.
Gaines took in 1864 is still in the pos
session of the family, attic his par
ents have passed away. The relatives
Of Mrs. Gaines live only a short dis
t2nce from Wells and they are antici-
patin" a fae visit there.
The First National Bank Of Milhank
believing that it will be an accomoda-
ton 10 its customers will, until furth-
er notice. open its doors for business
from 7:30 to $50 on Saturday even
inos.
Thieves seem to harbor the i'm
preston that the McGregor Lumber
company Office safes contain grea:
sums OF money, but it has been proven
to the contrary so many times, that
they ought to give up in despair. Some
time ago the office here was entered
for the fourth time in the last sin
! years, since Archie Palmer has been
manager. The safe was opened, but
contained nothing but valuable papers
Of the company. Last week the Gran
ite Falls Journal tells Of the robbery
of the office there. A large vault CON
tains the papers Of the company in
which is also a small safe. The thieves
borrowed a sledge from a blacksmith
shop and battered down the door of
the vault. They drilled into the lock
Of the safe and then blew it The
company has several other yards in
Minnesota and three in Nebraska.