The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-13
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Pastry Saturday at the City Bakery.
Prof. and Mrs. S. K. Clark from
Waubay were visiting old friends in
Milbank and the Professor attended
the X. Z. meeting Wednesday evening.
Rudolph Ernst purchased four lots
on the Martens south side addition
build On this site and raise some
chickens in the near future.
Special Ice Cream Sunday at City
Bakery: Chocolate and Vanilla bulk:
Fresh Strawberry Fruit Bricks. Phone
orders to No. 1872
Mr. 4. G. Colby, foreman in the
Holt Motor service department left
Wednesday night for Montevideo on
a business mission.
Mr. and Mrs. C. l.. Holt of Mime
apolis spent several days with the
A. +. Highfill family of this city. Mr..
Holt is the president Of the local Holt
Motor Co.
Mrs. J. w. Gist Of Ortonville came
up Wednesday on a visit to her dau"h
ter, Mrs. Archie LoWthian, and is
spending a few days with her Mil
bank friends.
Mrs. W. j. Let's accompanied her
sister, Mrs. Sherwood as far as Min
neapolis, on the latter return to '1or
home in Michigan afte@ weeks stay
in Milbank.
The st. AIMS Guild met nj the home
Of Miss MARGARET Port Monday eve
nirg. Miss Port and Miss Esther Sui
ivan We're the hoste5ses. An enjoy
able time was had
Mr. Ed. Osmondson and wife Of
Appleton are visiting their sisters
Mrs. Lindnuist and Miss Osmondson
this week. They had been on a visit
to friends at Great Falls, Mont.
George Anderson has moved his
family into the F. B. Roberts house
on Diggs avenue, and Harry Let's
is occupying the house vacated by the
Anderson family on Milbank avenue.
j. H, Gaskin, of Columbia, S. d..
spent Thursday and Friday here with
his nephew, l.. r. Eyerson and family.
Mr.. Gaskin was on his way home from
Columbus, Wis. where he had been
called by the Hines and death of his
mother
Messrs. Phil and Louis Saunders
from the Farmers & Merchants Ma
tional and Messrs. Frank Boefper and
Wesley Swenson from the FIRST Ma
tional attended the district bankers
meeting at Waubay the first Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Bracht and Mr..
and Mrs. q F. Bracht Of this city
were called to Marion, N. L., last
week oattend the funeral ia rea-
tive, Mrs. Joe Liebing of that city.
They made the trip by auto, stopping
off at I.aMaure and Aberdeen to Wis
it friends and relatives.
The automobile business shows
signs of life in spite of the supposed
hard times. J. c. Cahill, county audi
tor, is riding around in new Oakland
purchased this week. Franz Wend-
land has purchased the Ford sedan of
o. j. Coons, who has purchased a new
one. Mr.. Wendland traded the Ford
for new Dodge sedan.
The remains of Mrs. Amelia Fritz,
4 former resident here and the moth
er of Mrs. Amos Reeve were brought
horne from Yankton last Tuesday
morning, the deceased having passed
away at the Yankton hospita, on the
Sth inst The deceased lady was IS
years old. and for the past thirteen
years since leaving here had Teen in
tie Yanktcn hospital. Besides her
daughter, living in this city, she is
survived by two other daughters, Mrs.
Ed. bunting Of Albee and Mrs Emil
Menzel. of Aitken county, MINI. The
funeral service was held at Albee.
where the remains were inferred on
the l1th inst.
Last Wednesday afternoon while
we We're peacefully engaged at our
desk contributing to the preparing of
this weeks issue, bullet crashed
through the front window and we
hastened to the door to see who was
taking pot-shot at the editor-un-
street who had mistaken us for a
nonpartisan "friend of the people. =
'However, the only suspicious char
acter in sight was Emil johnson on