The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-07-15

Mrs. Juliana Schultz. mother
Of Albert Schultz, who lives
two miles west Of Albee. died
on the 18th. She was - years
of age
Register Of Deeds Mehan is
enjoying a visit from his father
who comes out from his Mime
sofa home to shake hands with
his Dakota friends about every
summer.
Miss Bell Clark who has been
visiting with friends in Milbank
for Il number of weeks, started
for Metectse, Wyo,, this week.
She was accom- anied by Efie
NanderVoOrt, daughter of Peter
Vandervoort. The young ladies
both have brothers in Wyoming.
Mr.. H. ", Foster, of Aber-
deem, who has been spending a
short time at Simpson Park, was
a caller Tuesday while on his
way home Mr., Foster consid-
ers Big Stone lake just the right
place for a summer outing, and
makes a practice of coming down
each year when it is possible to
get away from his business.
The Big Stone Headlight pays
the following handsome compi-
ment 70 the fourth of July speak
er which Milbank sent down to
Big Stone on independence day:
"The parade ended at the
speakers stand where the pa
triots listened to one of the
ablest and most instructive ora
tions ever heard in Big Stone
City by Rev. G. n Fitch, pastor
of the Congregational church Of
Milbank. He S gentleman Of
broad and liberal views ard has
great stores of general informa-
ton upon which to draw. His
discourse was timely, eloquent,
instructive and forceful, and the
entire concourse of people were
! highly pleased with the efforts
Of the reverend gentleman.
The visit Of Right Rev. Bish-
oD w II. Hare to the MilDank
church last Sunday was an oc-
casion of enjoyment 10 the Epis-
copalians Of the city. At the
morning service a class Of Il
persons was confirmed, and in
! the evening the bishop preached
an eloquent sermon on the
Christian life. Rev. f. \. Ira
citt. the minister who has charge
of this parish in connection with
that of Webster, is meeting with
encouraging success in his work
in Milbanl and will undoubtedlV
build up a prosperous church
society in the city He recently
had the pleasure of welcoming
his wife and family from the
east and is getting comfortably
settled in Webster.
The Wilmot gun club came
! down last Tuesday for the re
turn shoot of July 4th when they
had the best Of the argumen
with the Mllbank club, but in tht
work this week the visitors We're
not as fortunate as they We're
when at home and the Mllbanl
club easily walked away Will
them. The members OF tht
Wilmot club contesting Tuesday
were: A. W. Cook, }. J. Batter
ton, II. Babcock, } A. Rickert
Geo. Clark, f. Cook and l.. V
Peek. In the club shooting th'
score stood 81 to 95 in favor Q.
the Milbank club, and in the IN
diyidual shoot G. A. Heggelune
secured the badge by score O
% in a possible p, J. $. Farley
second by a score Of 16, and +
w. Thorndike third by a score
of Is.
The summer school at Simp
son Park under the management
of Prof. Aldrich is we'll started
in work this week with a larg'
attendance of teachers from tn
surrounding country. over
hundred teachers are alread,
enrolled and more arriving ever.
day. The courses in botany
zoology, geometry, Latin AM
trigonometry are each enllstln!
a good class. The grounds ar
in excellent condition and tn
new auditorium adds much t
the comfort CT the teachers
The classes in physiology, &c
ology and botany have the US
Of q dozen compound micro
scopes and it is expected that tn
class in trigonometry will have