The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-27
Local and Personal Paragraphs

Watch for announcements regard
ing the Dispatch Flying Circus.
Miss Hilda Bloom of LaBolt is quite
seriously ill at the hospital.
Miss Kate Sherman, who has been
in the cities for the past winter re-
turned to Milbank this week.
Miss Edith Conley of Revillo under
went a serious operation at the hos
pital this week, from which she is re-
covering nicely.
A baby girl came to the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ernst, south of
this city, Sunday morning.
MI. and Mrs. d. P. Harrington Of
Waubay. parents of Mrs. Fred Rock
well, visited here Sunday.
Arbie Christopherson returned from
a business trip to the cities Friday
morning of last week.
Nick Volstad has been suffering
from an infected hand during the last
week.
E. J. Butch Johnson of Monte
video motored here last Sunday and
spent the day with friends. 70
The ladies of the Salem Lutheran
church will be entertained at the
church by Mrs. Nord on May 81.
FOR NATURALIZATION farm ten
miles southwest of Milbank. Apply
to Sarah E. Moore or Farmers &
Merchants Bank. Milbank.
Big Stone Lake cottages wanted for
season or months of July and August.
Small, well furnished. Address Herald
Advance, Milbank.
Watch for announcements regard
ing the Dispatch Flying Circus.
DR.. kirchner, George Paul and N.
M. MacPhee were Aberdeen visitors
v Sunday. DR.. kirchner extended
his visit and returned Thursday.
Miss Mary Nichol visited Miss
Rothwell at Ortonville over the week
end. Miss Rothwell is county superin-
tendent of schools for Zig Stone Co.
H. NJ. Hendrickson, who has been
employed in the Lee Battery station
fnr n, 4ipa a nncf loff hcrla-, For
the cities, where he will live.
Jim Christians of Twin Brooks, was
badly bitten on the scalp by a vicious
horse Wednesday evening. The wound
consisted of two cuts which necessi-
tated several stitches.
Andrew Hetfernan, who has been
in Montana fo- &c past Jew months,
returned to the city this week for a
short stay. Andrew is employed by
a news syndicate.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Berkner and
three daughters, accompanied by H.
A. Schiefelbein, left Wednesday for
Minneapolis and points in Wisconsin
to visit relatives. Mr.. Schiefelbein
will visit in Appleton, Wis.
attending the L. Of N. Y, in New
York City for the past few months,
arrived home Thursday night. Har-
old and Arthur attended the merchants
convention which was held at Nit
chell during the past week and are
expected home by the end of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Niles departed
Wednesday morning for their home
in Ventura, Cal, after spending two
weeks in this city. They disposed Of
their photo equipment, and the build
ing, packed what furniture they did
not sell and shipped it TO Ventura.
They like their new home very much
and 10 not plan to come back here
only for occasional visits.
Watch for announcements regard
ing the coming Of the Dispatch Fly
ing Circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gastave Mittelstaedt
and August Mtitelstaedt lett Wednea-
day afternoon for Portage, Wis, call
ed by the death OF Ferdinand Mlttel-
stacdt, a brother. He was 7 years
Of age ard. suffered q stroke sofae
time (Which eau ed his deata. He
visited here about 20 years ago.
w. I. Lowthian and party return
cd Monday from Condo. Others in the
party were Mrs. Lowthian, Mrs. Ray,
Mrs. Fred Brac1lt, and Mrs. Ed. liar-
per, who went as delegates to the
District convention Of the WINS.
of the Methodist church. On their re-
turn they we're caught in the storm
near Webster, and were forced to
leave the car at that place and come
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