The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-02-01
Local and Personal Paragraphs

Miss Katherine Hamling spent the
week end with her parents here. She
is employed in Minneapolis.
Premium sodas, 4 ID. box, SO cents
at Thirsk's.
Mrs. E. H. Benedict went to Corona
Wednesday morning to help one of hei
little grandchildren, Clifford Taylor
properly celebrate his birthday.
Mrs. Gilmore Mandt, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. HokianG, who has
been visiting here for some time, left
last week for her home at Keokuk, la
r. l.. Nichol left Monday for Min
neapolis and st. Paul where he spent
three or four days of this week on
business.
Roadnaster Phelan left last week
for a visit with his children in Mon
tana. He will be gone several weeks
and will take a short trip into western
Canada before returning home.
Tanlac relieves rheumatism by re-
moving the cause. y. J. Bleser Drug
Co.
Many of the old-timers will remem
Der Edwin Beeder as a clerk in the
Mittelstaedt store from 1896 TO 1909.
After he left Milbank he went into the
insurance business and is now one OF
the star insurance men OF the Dakota
Life Insurance company of Watertown
Last year be sold over $1,719.OO worth
of insurance.
Miss Lorraine ROantree, sister OF
Mrs. A.. A. Blomquist and Fred Roam
tree of this city, who lives in Mime
apolis, had the misfortune to slip and
fall a few days ago, w~renching her
self, SO that complications have re-
suited. She may have to be taken to
a hospital, in which Ease Mrs. Blon,-
quist will go to the city to he with
her.
Ginger Snaps, l5c 10. at Thirsk's.
One of the coming events is the
R~ailroadmen's party which is schedul-
ed for Saturday evening Feb. II.
Plans are being made for entertain
ment similar to the past parties and
everybody who attends is assured 2
good time. Dancing will be the en-
tertainment until IL O'Clock afte
which the program will be given. tn,
American Legion hall has been sccur.
ed for the occasion.
Whose Herald Advance are YOU
reading?
A number of members of the Mac
cabee lodge met at the home of Ms.
Thos. Massey last Friday evening
end laid plans for the organization OF
a chorus, a quartet and q trio Withi0
the lodge. These musical organiza-
tons will furnish music for the annual
convention Of the Maccabees. whicl
Will be held at Groton in May Of this
year, if the plans materialize. After
the meeting a delicious luncheon was
served.
George l.. Tessey, q well known
Buffalo mechanic, said he had gained
twelve pounds; his wife had gained
tWenty-six pounds and his dauphter
was gaining every day, by taking Tan
lac. N. j. Bleser Drug Co.
Mrs. Archie Palmer and Mrs. &. s
johnson entertained for Mrs. Tholna
Finley at the Johnson home TUESDAY
afternoon. Those present were officers
of the Pythian Sisters and a few in
vited friends. The occasion was I
farewell party for Mrs. Finley whc
expects to leave for Minneapolis with
in a short time to join her husban|
who is now employed there. Mrs. Fin
ley islam officer Of the Pvthian Sisters.
The debating team of the South Da-
kota state college won by unanimou
decision in the debate with the Mon
tana state college last week. The
South Dakota college was represented
by Herbert Cheever Of Brookings and
Alfred Nord of this county. The ques-
ton debated was: Resolved, that the
Philippine Islands should be granted
their independence within he next fv
years." the South Dakota boys having
the affirmative side Of tire question. A
South Dakota team on the negative
side of the question lost out to a North
Dakota team as the affirmative on the
same evening