The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-12-30

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her parents at Summit over
Christmas.
Millard Potter, of Albert Lea,
MINI, visited with the j. H.
Henning family Monday of this
week.
Mrs. Yoeckel and Henry Born
holt, of LeSeuer, Mimi, visited
with their sister, Mrs. Louis
Lind, the past week.
Call at Emanuel's for sheet
music.
Mr.. M. Lutgen, a printer on
the Aberdeen American, was a
visitor in Milbank yesterday
He was on his way for a visit to
his fatherin law, Charles Brown,
Of Big Stone township, where
his wife has been visiting for
several weeks past.
Mrs. ". w. Downie and Mrs.
Addison Conright went to Sis
seton last Tuesday where they
were to nstall the officers Of the
O. E S. chapter of that place in
the evening, but owing to the
severity of the storm the cere-
monies had to be postponed.
Rev Robt. Strut is being as
sisted in a series of meetings at
the Evangelical church by his
brother, Rev. G.. f. Strutz, Of
DeSmet There will be prayer
and praise meeting at 3 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon, which will be
in English and to which all Chris
tians are cordially invited a.
We have received cards an
nouncing the marriage Of Miss
Jennie [. Osier, daughter of
Mrs. Jennie Osier of ST. Paul,
a former resident Of Big Stone,
and Lee Rush Laird, also of st.
Paul. The Grant county friends
of Miss Osier extend congratula-
tions and wish the young people
every happiness.
Mrs. r. L. Bouck IS enjoying
a visit from her mother, Mrs. B..
E. Mccarthy, and her sisters,
Harriet, Nell and Kathryn, and
her brother John, all of Luverne,
while her brother Harry also
came up from Sioux Falls and
spent Christmas with her, but
he returned home the first of
the week.
A nice new years present for
a young lady friend would be a
package of calling cards, such
as are printed at the HERALD
ADVANCE Office.
A large number of Germans
enjoyed the pleasing program
of song, recitation, etc, at the
prettily decorated Evangelical
church Christmas eve. All
numb bers, even those by the lits
tie folks, were we'll rendered,
and there was marked i'm
provement in the work of the
choir, which has recently come
under the direction of Miss Min
ME Seide. At the conclusion of
the exercises everybody, includ-
ing the pastor, received a lit
tie (?) gift which Santa Claus
had hung upon the tree.
The cantata given by the mem
bers of the M. E. Sunday school
on Christmas eve, and entitled
"Santa Claus Guests, was one
of the prettiest things Of this
kind ever given in Milbank, and
a large audience heartily enjoyed
the story of Santa Claus as pre-
sented in song by the young folks
of the school. The very success
ful manner in which the can ntata
was given reflects much credit
upon Mr.. and Mrs. John Burgan
aud their able corps of assist
ants, who had the matter in
charge, and drilled the partici:
pants to a very pleasing perfec-
ton.
Last Friday afternoon the high
school teachers and juniors en-
tertained the members of the
high school, and most enjoy
able time was had. A short
program preceded very elab-
crate spread. Supt. Clark made
the opening remarks and Miss
4Aulligan recited a humorous
Christmas poem. Prof. Sarvis
and Mrs. Sarvis also entertained
the assembly with songs. Lloyd
Thirsk, Thomas Kelley and Myr-
tie Kerr each recited humorous
selections, and the Juniors closed
this chapter of the proceedings
by singing their class song, "In
the Good Old Junior Time" This