The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-04-05

Mrs. Emma Farnham enjoyed a
| couple of days visit from a cousin
Mrs. Thomas, of Lake City, who was
on her way home from the coast where
| she had spent the winter,
Robert Sutcliffe, who is engaged "
carpenter work in the Minnesota cit
les, was in Milbank for an over Sun
day visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Sutcliffc.
The Florence oil stove gives more
heat with less care. Sold by Lloyd w.
Thirsk.
Mr.. Willard Mitchell, brother Of
| George Mitchell, arrived last week
on a visit to his brother here, who
has been in quite a serious illness
from heart trouble.
Mrs. A. X. Crawford celebrated her
birthday with a party of lady friends
at the Crav ford home Saturday even
ing, and a pleasant time was had by
ali.
Master Bruce Iowthian celebrated
his tenth birthday last Saturday
ing by entertaining ten Of his boy
friends at a home party.
Matt Wagner received an express
package the first Of the week in the
form of a Poland China registered hog
| shipped from a breeder at Orange
City, Iowa.
Mrs. Emil Mosiman is substituting
for Miss Phoebe Wylie in the Erland-
son & johnson store while the latter
accompanies her mother, Mrs. JOS.
Wylie ons visit to the cities.
II feel twenty years Younger" is
what thousands have said after Tan
lac restored them to health. Try it.
81. J. Bleser Drug Co.
Mrs. J.. c. Rawson returned from
Minneapolis last Sunday, where che
had taken Robert Rawson Jr., to his
mother. the latter having recovered
from her illness so that she was able
to leave the hospital for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Gardiner, who
have been living in the city during
the past winter departed last week
for North Dakota points. He was en-
ploycd in the Smith. Bowling alleys
this winter.
; c. l.. Starr, father of Victor Starr
of this city, arrived Tuesday morning
enroute to Sisseton. Mr.. Starr is with
! the State Farm Bureau and went to
Sisseton in the interests of that or
ganiZation.
; Edwin Leibe, brother of Mrs. Gee.
: kirchner, stopped here for a visit at
! the kirchner home while enroute from
his home at Glendale. N. d., to St.
Paul where he attends the University
Of Minnesota.
E Mrs. Joe Martens, who has been
spending a couple of weeks with her
|, old friends and neighbors in Milbank
e the guest Of her sister-in-law, Mrs
part of the week for the home of he,
daughter at Sioux City.
ri Mr.. and Mrs. Carl H~endrickson, who
had been visiting the ]. c. Rawsor
family returned to Minneapolis tht
), first of the week after a two weeks
visit in Nilbank. Mrs. Hendrickso,
will be remembered by many Milbanl
II ilt0lfle d. IL daughter VI MI. IN. u
hicks, a former resident here, now O
! Los Angeles, Cal.
On Friday, March 3lst, at the hom'
Of Mrs. John Farley, the Nakoch:
study Club listened to an interestin.
IS program. Papers were read BY Mrs
Fuller and Mrs. Blomquist. on 9TH
o. South Sea Islands and Coral am
5 Coral Reefs" Mrs. kaercher gave a
cral sketch of James j. Davis, Secre
tary OF Labor.
ID NJ. +. Fossum completed a bushes
Al deal whereby he purchased the 10
and building now occupied by the De
Clercq jewelfy shop. Mr.. Fossum i
) we'll acquainted with the location, i
:, being where he first established hi
business. He will not build until h
:, finds it necessary to move from hi
; present location. The property wa
q owned by Martens Bros.
The Birch Post decided to give u
the American Legion Hall and Frida
the rooms were vacated. The decora
g tons and other property of the pos
.e was stored in the Plymouth basemen
~ until the time when the post will b
ready to move into their new quar-
Of tiers in the Community building. II
lie post in the future will meet in the \
of F. hall.