The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-02-01

Charles MCGEE was a Sisseton Wis
itor over Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Phelan was a Corona Wis
itor last Friday at the home of hel
sister, Mrs. Fay Taylor.
VIM. McLane an Ortonville young
man is touring Minnesota with The
Hamline Glee club this year as first
tenor.
Pure honey 35c per comb or strain
ed honey at soc per glass at Thirsk's
Miss Stella Morgan plans to leave
Thursday morning of this week 70,
Madison, Wis, where she will visit
friends. She formerly worked in the
revenue Office at Madison
Little Richard Deusing was taken
to the hospital the first of the week
i'll with pneumonia. He has been il!
for several weeks bet the case was not
considered serious until recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jarve Cinclaire have
s~ub-leased the apartment from Thos
Finley and moved into it this week
They have been living in the Vic Starr
house, having leased it during the
time Mr.. Starr was on the road.
Mr.. ard Mrs. l.. Lovenstein left the
.rSt OF the week for Chicago where
key VII spend two weeks buying new
,ood-. They drove their car and Ar
lie Ch.i topherson accompanied them
- far as Minneapolis where he re-
manned.
After a delay OF a year from The
time he was sentenced during which
time efforts were made to secure a
new trial, John Klysen was taken "a
theh state penitentiarv last week
Klysen was convicted Of murderou.
assault with intent to kill. He wa,
sentenced to n year.
Mrs. Paul Emerson expects to leave
Thursday evening for Minneapolis fcl
a few days visit with her son Howard
and family. While there she will meet
Mrs. r. A. Dornbusch, who is return
ing from an extended visit with rela-
tives 1T her homo. in LaSalle, III. They
viii return to Milbank the first of next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rockwell return.
ed from Rochester last week where
Mrs. Rockwell was given medical ex-
animation at the Mayo hospital, an:
she expects to return there within a
few days for further treatment While
at the hospital last week Mr.. Rock
well visited Chas. EngebretSen, who
is being treated for a disease Of the
blood and kidneys and though in quite
serious condition is slowly improving
Arbie Christopherson left the first
Of the, week for Minneapolis where he
viii consider several positions which
have been offered him. Mr.. Chris
topherSon has been manager Of the
Calmenson Clothing company for thf
past year, during which time he has
made many friends who regret his de
cision to leave the city. The manager
ship Of the clothing store has been ac-
cepted by Fred Schneider. an old-time
clothing man in the city and known &c
all Of Grant county's citizens. He has
assumed charge.
Roy j. MADEIRA has been appointeJ
district vocational training supervisor
for this district with headquarters al
Aberdeen ard arrived there the first
of the week, according to word receiv-
ed by his friends in this city. He sue.
ceeds II. A. Cambell, who was a tent
porary appointee. Roy has been work
ing as a field mar for the Federal
Board for Vocational Training for Che
past two years, having been appoint
cd from Milbank. He went from mere
to Montana and then to the head Of
fee at Minneapolis. He said that he
will be in the city within a short time
to visit with all of his old friends.
two DAYS annual meeting of the
Lampert Lumber company was held
in the city last Thursday and Friday
at the st. Hubert hotel. Altho tie
company has no yard here, Milbank
is a central point and easily accessible
to the yard managers of the various
Yards in South Dakota ard Minnesota
and for that reason the convention
was held here. There We're 20 men in
attendance, representing Lily, Bris.
tol, Butler, Waubay, Summit, Ortley
- $1,000 4#