The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-03-18
Local and Personal Paragraphs

Millinery of every style and suited
to all tastes at the Ladies Shop.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Folk
on March 18th, baby boy.
Be photographed on your birthday
at the Niles Studio.
Bring us your next roll of film and
get acquainted with our work and
prices.
Olson & Frostad, Photographers
Mrs. B. Martin who has been here
with her son Owney for the past year
left Wednesday night for her home a
Sawler, Iowa.
All members Of the O. f. S. are
cordially invited to attend the banque
to be given at the hall next Saturday
at $50 .. m, in honor OF the Official
visit Of the Grand Matron.
Mrs. W. j. Let's Went to Webster
last Tuesday FOR a few DAYS visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Harold burns.
Cleon Leach Of Minneapolis visitel
over Sunday with his sister, Mrs. L..
W. Thi1sk. He was on his way home
from a trip to the Pacific coast.
Engineer Chas. Fox was called to
Minneapolis last Friday by the death
of his mother.
Mrs. j. Sparrow, Of Ortonville came
mp and spent last Sunday with the A.
4. Chapman family, returning home
Monday afternoon.
Edgar Kelley left Monday right 70
New Salem, \. D., where he was call
ed to attend to some Of his farming
operations and provide seed wheat
for his land in that locality.
Mrs. John Da1ic'son II spending q
few days Of this wael, at her former
home IN the western part Of the coun-
ty. The Danielson family recently
moved to Milbank and are occupying.
the Medley house.
NJ. ard Mrs. Earl Lee and little son
returned from Montana Tuesday, and
the next day Earl was at work in the
Thirsk store, helping cut on bargain.
day. However, regular business for a
time will be handling one Of the Stan
d2rd oil trucks.
The Thirsk grocery is exhibiting a.
bunch of cotton picked from one of
the plants on the plantations in Lou
isiana by Mrs. Tan@ett. It is quite a
novelty for Milbank people to see.
Miss Shannon the librarian, givesI
the following as the statistics for the
month Of February: Total circulation
1885 volumes; greatest daily circula-
ton 143. The greatest daily atten-
100. The readers numbered $50
and the reference workers so.
On Thursday evening Of last week
Miss Inga Negaard acted as hostess
to the following Young ladies. the
Misses ElIod, Miller, Williams, Hart
Gallop, Murray, Kline:
Johnson, Harrison, kyrk, Conright,
and Schiefelbein.
Mr.. Albert Grover, of Zumbrota,
Mimi, called on Mrs. Georgia Low
THAN the first of the week. Mr..
Grover is a brother-in-law of Mrs.
and happened to be called
to O%rtonville on business and took the
opportunity to call on the Doctor Low
THAN family while up this way.
Messrs. julius and Fred Fenner
made a business trip to the cities the
first of the week.
John Lewis the drayman left for
Chicago last Tuesday where he is to
make purchase of an auto ice delivery
truck.
If you want to see something real
snappy, come to the Senior Play on
March %. Twill be worth your time
and money.
Call at the Ladies Shop and be
shown all the latest in womens wear
Correct style and correct prices.
Mrs. Julia Lindquist.
The City Bakery has been shipping
loaves of Happy Days" bread
by parcel post. The bread is put up in
covered packages of sani
tary paper. well protected from out
side contact. This plan Of shipping
prove a great convenience to
on rural route lines who need
bread on short order, and will rndoubt
be frequently taken advantage
Of.
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