The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-02-11
LEGAL and Personal Paragraphs

MI. and Mrs. r. C. Drake Of Corona
were Milbank visitors on Thursday.
Mrs. Bert Nixon and Mrs. Ed. Phe-
Ian were Montevideo visitors on Mon
day.
Mrs. w. H. Allen. of Woonsocket, S
! D., is visiting her daughter Mrs. S. P.
Jones. "A.
Mrs. VIVA Williams Of Graceville
has been spending a few days of this
week visiting Mrs. C. H. Kimbal.
Mrs. Roy Rude of Marvin was a
Milbank visitor shopping Thursday.
|. Mrs. A. Carl is seriously ill with
pneumonia.
r. A. Berkher. Roy Brannon and L.
P. Farley of Corona attended the auto
show this week.
Mrs. Chas. Foss, Of Grant Center,
made a visit to Ortonville Wednesday
to see her daughter, who is engaged
/ as nurse in training at the hospital.
Candy Sale by young, ladies will be
held at the Milbank Light & Power
Co.'S Office on Saturday afternoon,
Feb. 18th. .s
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Gunther living east of the
! city Monday Of this week.
John A. Munro, OF Wilmot was call
ing on Milbank friends Yesterday
| while on a business trip to the cities.
Mrs. L. E. Elrdred Of Ortonville and
Mrs. E. B. Drewry Of Milwaukee, were
honor guests Wednesday afternoon
| when a number of ladies were enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. A. K.
! Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Il. Mills, of South
st. Paul, and former residents here
were visiting Milbank friends the first
of the week. They were returning to
St. Paul from Stockholm.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement Of u. Thyme and j. +. Web
err, in this issue, who will hold a pure
bred Poland China sow sale at the
Fair Grounds Pavilion next Monday
afternoon.
Thirty-fve head OF big type Poland
China sows and gifts will be offered
for sale. They have been mated to the
four herd bears owned by Mr.. Thyme,
the best known of which being the
Thyne's A. Wonder.
Fred Roantree, who has been work
ing for Erlandson & johnson and
started to work for Mittelsteadt Bros.
! Just before the fire destroyed the build
ing, left for Sioux Falls last week.
The officers and members of the
| Pvhian Sisters were invited to Monte
video Thursday evening to put on the
initiation and installation of the lodge
| there. tS*
The ROYAL Neighbors invited their
husbands and other friends to an old
time social and dancing party at their
meeting place last Tuesday evening
and a fine time was enjoyed by all
attending.
Fire started by small children who
desired to see a bon fire, destroyed a
barn and a ton of hay which was
| stacked outside at the E. E. Tuel home
Wednesday oon Two cows We're kept
in the barn but they were taken out
about twenty minutes before. that so
they we're saved. The place belongs
to Ed. Van Walked, ST..
Six inches OF snow is reported in
Minneapolis and Minnesota, hut Mil
bank again escaped by being only on
the edge of the storm. A few fakes
were swept out this way Wednesday
night but that is all. Trains from
both ways show evidences of having
gone thru snow storms.
The once aristocratic hen will now
take her place with the pig, the beefer
and other producers Of the farm, her
products having received a dizzy
knockout blow. The price of eggs has
dropped from around 60 cents to 25
and 26 cents during the last week.
The mild winter has undoubtedly Civ
en- us cause for more thankfulness.
The Lenten season began Wednes-
day of this week with Ash Wednesday
and will end on Easter Day, March
9th. The Catholic, Episcopal and
Lutheran churches. whose members
| observe the period, will hold many
! services during this season. Three
| services were held IN Christ church on
Wednesday at 500 a.. m., 1890 a.. m.