The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-07-15
Local and Personal Paragraphs

n. +. Bohn, of Melville, N. D., and
a former resident of this city, was
visiting his Milbank friends last Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Pryor, of Ia
coma. WASH, cousins of Mrs. Emma
Farnham made a call Saturday while
on their way to Troy to visit a broth
er, Ben Pryor.
Mrs. O. l.. Thomas, of Casper,
Wyoming, who had been for several
weeks visiting her friend, Miss L.eola
Hull, returned to her home the first
of the week.
Register of Deeds julius Fenner
was laid off for several days with an
infection in n of his feet, and for a
number of days serious results threat
ened, but the infection is now under
control.
The Milbank people who are at
Chautauqua Park are thoroly enjoy
ing themselves during this hot wealth
er. Altho the days get warm, the
nights are cool and easy to sleep
thru. Fishing has been fair and
bathing excellent.
Ed. A. Johnson dropped in the of
flee Monday to inform us that he is
now entitled to be called grandpa.
A fine baby boy was corn to his son
Walter and wife at Tullie, N. D., on
the 9Th inst.
The band concert Wednesday even
ing was enjoyed by a large number of
people. The weekly entertainments
are very popular and the public is
taking a great interest in the Scout
band, which is continually improving.
Henry DeClercq, of lie Roy, Mimi,
who was a former resident of this
county and is the father of A. H. De-
Clercq Of this city is visiting here for
a few days before leaving on a trip
to France and Belgium. They expect
to be gone a year and may settle in
one of these countries if conditions
are, at all favorable.
A road show, cole, the News Boy
blew into town Wednesday just be-
fore the wind and rain storm They
had their tent up when the wind ar
rived and all of the cast were used
to lean on the north side of the tent
to keep it from being blown farther
south.
Miss Helea Thornley, is making a
visit to her mother and brothers at
the old home here. Miss Thornley, en-
joys the distinction of being employed
in n state and living in another, as
she is engaged in one of the large
stores in Duluth, Mimi, but lives With
her brother in Superior, Wis, going
to and from her work by trolley line,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schultz of
Los Angeles. Cal, arrived last week
on a visit to friends in this city. Mrs.
Schultz is a sister Of Mrs. ke:tenbeil,
Mrs. Ben Moser. Mrs. John Bury and
the Mesdames Woitte. She has been
away from here for about twenty
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twelve years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Nelson ac-
companied the parents Of Mrs. Nelson,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Johnson to Granite
Falls last Friday. MI. and Mrs. John
son were enroute to their home in
Fort Dodge, Iowa, after spending a
few days visiting at the Nelson home
here. They went by way of Minneapo-
lis and intended to make a trip down
thru Wisconsin on their way back
Mr.. aind Mrs. Nelson visited at the
home of relatives of Mr.. Nelson, the
William Ruud family. Mr.. Ruud is
publisher of the Granite Fall Journal.
C. L. Voss, of Morris, Mimi, pro-
prietor of the Voss-Rudberg photo
studio, spent Friday and Saturday in
the city looking oven the new studio.
He made the trip by auto. He was
very much pleased with the studio,
which was opened a short time ago.
The interior decorations and finishing
OF the floors are not quite complete
but will be within a short time. Mr..
Rudberg. who is in charge of the stu
dio is an experienced photographer
and already has turned cut some very
fine work.