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, 1907-11-27

the panic in New York, but that il he
were president every crossroads re-
publican in the country would lay the
blame on him. If Mr.. Bryan said this,
which we seriously doubt, it Is the
most demagogical utterance he has
ever made public. Not only thai. but
it is really childish. He knows as
well as do we that every jeckwater
democratic sheet in the country is
blaming Roosevelt for this trouble, and
he also knows that when it comes to
matters of this character the difference
between democratic politician and re
publican oficeseeker is the difference
between tweedledum and t~weedledee.
-Encampment Herald.
, 1907-11-27

rendered the following program this
afternoon, at the close of the school
for the week:
Song, America. School
Address. ...... Kenneth Wilson
Story of the Pilgrims. Lester Mathison
Governors Proclamation. Eliza Smart
Song. Anthem, No. School
The Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers
in New England Helen A. Johnson
The Frost Is on the Pumpkin 49,.
, 1907-11-27

PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure and cast of Itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or P%rotruding Piles in 6 to IA days
or money refunded. soc. mw.f
, 1907-11-27
Heart is RIGHT

Heart Is Right
The state university is credited with
doing better work this fall than ever
before, If we can say a word to help
along, we want to do it.LEncampment
Herald
, 1907-11-27
Fifth and sixth Grades.

Mrs. simpsons and Mrs. Taylor's
grades have combined for the enter
tainment, the following program being
afternoon:
America. ...School
Thanksgiving ....... Dorothy Downev
Thanksgiving Day......R Robert Fisher
Philosophy. Robert Wilson
The P~uritan's Thanksgiving:
Ten Little Pumpkins. ............
Clarence Hartman
The Making Of Pumpkin Pies.
Song, Sweet Convent Bells..:.....
My Greed. Ray Frazer
Thanksgiving Dinner. ....Alice Cady
Little Turkeys. ........ Dwight Fisher
James Monday Morning Willie Tegner
A History Lesson. Raymond Lundgren
Meaning of the Flag Ralph McCullagh
Song, Flag of the Free, the Best of
Al........
Johnnie's Pumpkin. Edward Hyland
A Thanksgiving Rhyme. Harold Burke
Who Gives Us Our Thanksgiving
Dinner?.. Margaret Soule
Thanksgiving on the Farm. .......
Frank King
Song, Harvest Home.
Giving Thanks For What? ........
frost Rogers
When the Frost is on the Pumpkin
Ellen Greenbaum
The Wonderful Weaver .........
Mildred Baumbach
Queen English. ...... Minnie Crumley
Little Dog Tray. Clara Warner
The Pilgrim Story. ...... .Hilda Kline
Song
Chairman. Dorothy Downey. Ushers,
Arthur Olson, Merrill McCarty, Frank
King.
, 1907-11-27
THE DAYS
PROGRAMS
INTERESTING THANKSGIVING Elk
ERClSES AT THE DIFFERENT
SCHOOLS OF THE CITY.
High School Has Play, 1.-THE First
Thanksgiving Day." With Cast
from Different Rooms-West Side
Children Unite In One Effort,
Which Was quite Pleasing.

Special efforts were made in the DIFF
ferent schools this afternoon for IA
proper celebration of Thanksgiving, the
programs of some of them being given
below. In the basement of the East
Side school, where the epidemic OF
measles has played "Hobb' with the
attendance, a large number of the pu-
pills having been out on account of it.
there was no attempt at celebration.
the children saving them for Christ.
mas or Easter.
The High School.
Song, America School
Story, Thanksgiving Day".........
Maude Cook
Vocal solo, Mama Says There's No
Thanksgiving .........E Eva Hansen
Recitation, The First Thanksgiv-
ing Mary Spaffori
Paper, Origin of Thanksgiving"...
Arthur Kent
Recitation, Thanksgiving Hymn.
Quotations ...... Eighth Grade Pupils
Song, The Breaking Waves Dash
High" School
Debate, Resolved, That the found
ers of Thanksgiving day had more
to be thankful for than We have
today affirmative, William Roth,
Walter J%acobus; negative, Leonard
Johnson, James Davis.
Recitation, AN Old Fashioned
Schoomaster" Alice Downey
Piano solo. ....... Elizabeth DeFore3t
Recitation, The Stolen Watermelon
Huron Corthell
Piano solo, Com e Gentil".
Alice Hardman
Play, "The First Thanksgiving Day"
Characters:
fTlSCllld. ..-......... hlduue Cooh
Miles Standish. .......Ed Hegewald
Mistress Winslow. .... Agnes Johnson
....... Thobro Thirkeldsen
Governor Carver. -. Frank Eggleston
MaSSasolt burTis
Samoset. ............. Ray Hegewald
SQuante. ............. Leslie Jacobs
, 1907-11-27
West Side School.

west SID Scnool.
The following program was rendered
this afternoon, at the Thanksgiving
entertainment. by the pupils of the
West Side school, Miss Bronson's, Miss
ing for the purpose:
Thanksgiving Song. School
The Puritan's Thanksgiving .......
Number of Boys and Girls
Recitation, Thanksgiving Day.
Mamie May
Exercise and Song, Give Thanks.
......... Third and Fourth Grades
Recitation, 1.-The Little Scholar.
Katie Schwatke
Recitation, The Smart Turkey.
why l Am Thankful. Twelve Girls
Frost Song. Fifteen Girls
Ten Little Boys
Recitation, Marjorie"
Emily Holmberg
Teddy Bears. Tiny Tots
Dialogue, DOLLS SCHOOL,.
First and Second Grade.
Recitation, Boy Wanted.
Isaac Vickery
Jack o Landerns'
Fourth Grade Boys
Recitation, 'Honora Mullaly".
Kathleen Byrne
Thanksgiving Exercise.
Nineteen Children
Star Spangled Banner. School
The Seventh Grade.
Miss Leichhardt's division Of the
Seventh grade at the East Side school
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
Qebensucrlnit at 9abnfrcnsuua.

3pei WGnner unb brei WGoden in
einen1 SroQep : @aggon unlac.
fommcn. - Gin 9abn5llg bento.
lirte benlelben.
@aterburp, Cont, 30. Top.
- 1iinf 3abrif. Ingeitelltc fonlcn IN,
$50 bel,tc friib an Der @eIt-Moins
Stroben.&reu5ung Ser nHep-Dorf,
Tem-Sapen unb Sartforo . 9obn"
INNS 2eben, ais Elm Grtrafroht5uG
sort gcgcn cinen cleftriid)en @aggn1
rnnnte, in melhem % Eerionen ollf
Dem @ege nad1 ben Stednaoeliabri-
fen in OafpiGc maren. Die 2ofomo-
tipe troi Sen @oggon bireft III Die
Mitte l,no bic aorper aIcr 8etobtc-
ten iinb iflimm peritiimnelt. Sed)S
onbere Eeripncn finb idlper perlest
uno mllBtcn na6 ibrcn @obnnngcl
g~ctrogen merbcn.
Die @etobtctcn Iinb: Sane aeap,
0alter Sapes, 9lnna Gorcoran, Ga
rab Gpan uno Hobert Trcnd) aus
@aterpiIIc. Shper perlebt murben:
&ittp SonIep. Nargoret Me0un, Scn-
ME genion, Sabie Mlen uno 9lnorclp
2epicr. Sobn 6louin, Der @ddDtcr
an Der 9abnfrcu5ung, rno Sobn Oil
Ion, Der Gonoufteur bes eleftriid)ell
@aggnns, b%efinben iif in Sait. gcioc
ioucn lire Tflihten pernod,lGiiigt ba-
ben, Ser grItcre, inbem er Sic S6lag.
bGrme an Der areu5ung nid)t berabs
eeIoiIen bate, Ser 2ebtere, neil er
nid)t, ieinen SnItrtftionen gemGB.
pom @oggon bcrub iprang nno Dor
ousIief, nm 81 icben, Oh sic 9obn
fret mar. gs mar Dem 2ofonlotius
fiibrer, nIs or ben @oggon erblidtc,
nidt mcbr moglid, sic goaiiion SIT
pcrbiiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
8cit6rtcs @aQpcrgniigcn.

@beeling, @..Tu,, %. 9tpp.-
@Gbrenb zines 0onfiagungs.9aQcS
bcs Mercontile d. Clubs ~itiir5te ocf
8criiderilngs Ngent Ollie Heeo
bei'm Son5en ploslif) toOt 81 9oben.
Mebrere Srallen lulroen in 6olge
bcs Sdrefcns bpiteriid. I'M bic
Sahe uber nod iblimmcr 5l MO.
den, mari Elm 8olt cin brennenocs
3iinbboIS aus Dem Seniter ouf Elm
S%pmenbod, mclhes Seiler fling. Die
geiommte S%elleripebr nurOc olar.
mirt. Die @Gite floben l1no Der 9oa
mar 5l @n0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
Sic Wirtbshcbc in Gbicaau.

Gbicago, 90. Mop. - 3cbn mct'
tere @irtbe limo bier mc9en Serlc-
sung ocs Sonntdgs : @eieses Der,
boftet porben. Gle Softbcfcble iinb,
cbenlo ipie bel Den Gcrbnitungen am
Icbtcn Gienitag, bon Der Chicago
2op II. ORDER 2eogile crlpirft nor,
Den. Gic Sale Der om Sienitog per.
boftetcn 2eute murben 9eitcrn Hoh.
mittog obermols I'M Wuni5ipolge.
rihte oufgcrufen. Seoer Der Inge-
flagten iueigerte iib, iein &edt o,f
cinen 8eihiporcnen : Ero5cB auf5n-
gebcn. Grei Der Sale pllrben o.
roufbin fir nGhiten Sreitug unb bier
fir Den 10. Te5ember CUR Serbano=
lung ongeiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
Gbieaau's 0nttcrmildl.

Gbicogo, Sis, 90. Nop.-gut
termild : Siebbaber limo entriiItet &c.
peicnL ST. eriobren, Dob oos meiBli,
dc @enliidl lueldeS tic lett Sabrel1
bier offs 9%uttermild gctrunfen ia.
ben, nidt weiter mar mic WtildiGurC
uno %ubgerobmte Wilf. Siilis.
Stoats : Nabrllngsmittel : Commit
iGr $. &. Shufneht CAB beute be-
FAINT, bob fait ieoer grobere Ben,
iogcnanntcn Wtild : Srlit angebori'
&c Wilhb0nolcr cin ioldcs 8emiid)
ais guttermild perfo,lft babe. Die
gambler gcben ibm 5ufolge eirlen be.
itimmten Sbeil bon WildiGilre-9o-
cillcn in n%bgernbmte Wiild, moourd)
Oicie gum @erinnen gebrudt miro II.
cinen 8eldnlod befommt, Der Dem
Der cbten @uttcrmilb dbnlib lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
Ganaoijdlcs Yarlamcnt erDffnct.

Ottawa, 90. Nop. - 0as CO..
naoiihe TorIoment lit bonn 2oro
Grcp croffnct iporben, Die Groif.
nllrg cling unter ben gebrGubliden
Gcrcmonien Dor lid. 2orb @rep Der.
las Die Sbronreoe, in pelber auf
oas eroBe @ad)stbum oes SonOels
mo Der Stenereinl,abmen IN Der
Dominion bingelpieien miro. 6crner
Wurbe Srn. 2emieur's @ciuf III 60
pan cripGbnt. others 2anobia,
melhe Nniieblern 5luei Seimit1ttcn
ober 800 gdcr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ge-
ltatten miro, iol lpieoer DEM Earlo-
mcnt untcrbrcitet neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
Mcrifaniidjc &inbcr cntfiibrt.

Gan Antonio 0, Ger, 90. Nop.
= giner Spe5ioloepeihc aus Mc-
rifo Gitp 3ufolae lit Die Eoli5ei bic
fer Stoot binter elmer 9unbc bon
ainbesrGllbern Der, mie tie berortig
mlsgeoebnt faum lie b@ogepcien ieil,
biirfte. SSn Den leBtcn 5mci Wonoten
lino 40 &inber geitoblen morben, %
anaben ltnb ~ Woohen. Gas Iltcr
Der ainber iblpanfte 5iuiiben 2 uno
II Sabren. Sn melfer Nblift iic
cntfiibrt ipurbcn unb mos aus linen
0cmorocn 1T, lit nod poaitGnoig I'M.
befonlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
3iuci Sciscr crtrnnfcn.

Nem. DGrf, 80. Nopember. =
3mei Sei5er bes nei,cn Gl,naro.
SdneIlbompfers ,Wouretania" fie.
len beite friib por Sn9esanbrllf), als
lie nad) elmer am liter perbrahten
Naft auf bas Sdiif 5nriidfebren
lpoaten, in Ser Gunfelbeit bon benz
Eier ms @aIier llro ertronfen. Sal
aelp, ein britter Sei5er, iprnng ibnen
nad,, mar ieood, nift i'm Stanoe, Iie
81 retten. Wan permutbet, bab tie
bon Der %itorfcn Stromung unter oas
Sdiff gefiibrt mllroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
Gin l%c6cnsmuocr WaNur.

Dpiilonti, Mid., 30. Mop. -
Mopor Sobn San Soften itob iih,
bclltc III ieincr bieiigen @pbnlng
cine allacI in Sen 8opf, unb eriitirt
feline Nuslift oiti feline 8eneiung.
Tor lGngcrer 3cit lpor er ein Sabr
lang SniaiIc zines S%rrenbauies, uno
cs perlortct, bab er cinen GiidfaQ in
ieinen iriibcrcn unmofteten 3i,ltano
beiiirdtete.
(SpGtcr.) - Wapor San Soften
ltarb 5ipei Stunoen nad) ieiner Sbat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
Sober Srben ii r SIorence
Tiuhtinqale.

2onbon, 90. Nopember. = Slo.
rel,ce Higbtingole, Die engliihc Ebi.
lantbropin, bat pom aoni9 Gbnaro
bcn Geroienitorocn crboltcn. Sic lit
sic critic Sroil, meId)er bieic Ills5cid).
mug gu Sbcil puroe, uno iibcrbnlpt
boben iomeit MIR 10 WGnncr, idmmt.
lid bcrporrugenoe 2eiltc, ben eriuGbn-
ten Srbcn crbalten. Ser 2cbterc wllr.
sc in 1902 pom aorig Gomor0 sur
Entertaining olberorocntlider Ser.
oienltc in allen 9erllisarten aeitiitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
Had, Scattlc abacidDu6cn.

Gictorio, 9. e., 30. Nop. -
Iic nit EGiien fir bic Ser. Staotcn
pcricbenen ioponiihen @inmonoerer,
mcId)c om Wittlpod) nit oem Cant
pier ,Ipio Waru" bier a%nlongtcn,
muroen bon Den britiihcn 9eborocn
gcnall 10 mie Dor aur5em bel Nufunft
oes Iompfers .&umeric," bircft nad)
Seattle mcitcr b%eforoert. Sic 9ln5abl
betrilg 222, bon bcncn III %pergebetS
in 8ictpria AZ lo1ocn niinihten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
@crfaHnngsmioris
@rnnn Gnrfs. Nd

8ronb SORTS, Nd, 29.Nop,
= Tltter e. j. Sempleton bonn
9unbes . arcis9erid)t bat entid)ic-
bcn, baB hos 8eieb bon Noro-0 afo-
ia 9etreffs 9eidIognobme Der nod
Dem Stoote cingefiibrten gciitigcn
@etrdnfe notwithstanding lit. gr
entid,icb, ooB oos betrefienoe 8eieb
ben Sonbelsobihnitt Der @%unoespcr-
faIhlng perleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
Scbcl reoct
Spsialiitcnfibrcr %prupbc5cit cine
ihlimmc @cidDGftsfriiis.

aneebIif,e @iibIcreicn iiir cinen
aries 9egcn gn8Iuno. Aeube'
rlngcn ser aan5Icr SiSmorf
unO SobenIobc citirt, Inn @iiIoip's
9cbouptllng, oob feline Gomoriaa
in 1cutifIonO c%riitire, SIT mioer.
legcn. - Ser MoItfcsFro5cB uno
feline 9cbren. - &onloierualitdt
III boben unD b0d)itcn &rciicn. -
aricgSminiitcr D. Gincm 9icbt 5u,
Oab 9ebcI in Der 6auptiode Red)t
bate. - Gic AnfIu8cn gegell
gulcnm,rg mo @obenau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
Weridtct.

h 8, 8a., 30. Topembcr
- Sobn @iqiion, ein Neger, melfer
cine Hegerin, Homens Ecorl Sbo'
mas, ernloroet bate, mliroe beute 81
Wobiion County G%ourtbouie ourd'
ben Strnna bingerihtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
@crmiidtc tclcsrapbiidc 9epciden.

= Sn @bitebau. N.-9., pnrbe Der
Gbomplain Seioenfabrif bnrd Seier
ein SbaOen boz, $4,000 5ugefiigt,
Der ourb 8eriiberung geoedt lit.
llngefabr 800 Mrbeiter peroen birf
Den llnfau %5eitipeilig beihditieunss-
los.
9ei Der Y%reisborerei Sipiiherl
III. aaufmann aus San 6ran5isco
rnb Sad SllQipan aus Bolton, pel.
die i'm Golma Mtbletic Club 81 Sall
6ran5isco, Sal, itattfano, purbe
Dem Gritgenannten nod Dem %.
@ange Der Sieg 5lgeiproden.
9ei'm gintreifen Der aoblen-
@nrfe ,Sbomoston" Der Ebiloocl,
pbia II. Heaoing Goal So. in Bottom
wuroe gemelbet, bab ber Captain Der
9arfe. @m. 8. @rigbt, BON Neip-
Seriep, am 26. Nopember auf ser
Sobe bon Seobrigbt, rs, burd)
lleberborbiprinecn Sclbitmoro be-
gangen batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
&apallcrie fir bic Hhilippincn.

Can Srnn3iSco, Sal, 29.No.
pembcr. - Melln @sfabronen oes 6.
9unbcs : &opulerie . &egimcnts
mcrben am 5. Se5ember an 9orb
bcs transport = 9ampfcrs mSbo-
mas" noh ben Ebilippinet ubgeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30

Sur elm ,grpup Gninint,"
bns 1T 2ayatiue Nromr Euiuinc. Wlan feUe auf
Die llnierfdrift bon e. ". SruOe. Su Der
oau5en g8elt Sur STIR bon 9rfiltung In einenl
Sae gebrau6t. 25c. (Sfti ,iSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30

@ien, 90. Hppember. - Gle ame.
rifaniife &olonie ~feierte Den Can't
iagungstae Oiird Elm 9anfett, allt
lpel6es elm 9aa fol9te. Inter Oelt
berporragenoen 8diten befanoen iif)
Die Yrofelioren Yoliser unb Sberitei-
ier BON Der @iener llniperiit6t, Die
@eioe in treffliden Heoen auf Die
milienidoftliben Sortidritte in Slime.
rifa binlpeiien. 3u Den iibrigen 9d-
item geborten Nelion S'Sbaneneiiep,
oritter Sefretdr Der omerifaniidelt
9otid}aft, ltnh Der ebcn1alige Gongreb.
M~bgeorbnete S'IonneQ bon Wift.
gan. Sopobl altf Den 8uiicr, mic
ben Yr1iirenten &%ooicpelt wurocn
Soaite ausgebraht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30

geboten porben, porausgeiebt, bab
Gait feline Nbreiie bon Yctersblrg
tis gum Ionneritog peri6iebt. @obr.
ibeinlid miro SIR. Gait ieine Heiie
bon petersburg no6 Somburg an
9ouncritng Mitta9 antrcten. ct
meiB Nifts Jon Dem @eriift, BOP ibll
aoiler @ilbelm III Somburg gu trcf.
fen beobiid)tigt.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-15

The Ladies Aid society will hold q
basket social at the home of Mrs.
J. w. Gist Friday. March Is.
Mr.. G. Gist and family will move
west of Troy about four miles, on Mr..
Andersons farm, this week
Byron Davis and Mr.. Kreuger, Of
Twin Brooks were over last Saturday
buying seed oats of Frank Malmanek.
Mrs. A. M. Boston and children
spent part of last week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Archie Clark in Watertown.
Mrs. r. E. Harrington and mother,
Mrs. Stoner, left Troy last Wednes-
day to visit in Greene, Iowa. before
going to their new home at Chester,
Iowa, where Mr.. Harrington's father
recently purchased farm.
Fl. Quincy, the new road master
for this division made his first trip
over this part of his division last
Tuesday. j. T. Quincy, who has
been on the south western division of
M & St. L., exchanged divisions with
7. O'Neil.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-15
MELROSE

Miss Anna Chapman is spending a
few days in Milbank.
J. c. Reeye made trip to Orton-
vile last Saturday.
Ralph Hamilton eturned from Lam
ark, ILL.,, where he spent the winter
Miss Goldie Hart is visiting at her
uncle's, G.. Harts.
Miss Maude Johnston, one of the
Melrose teachers, visited at J. Aus
tins the first of the week.
Mrs. A. Anderson and Miss Livina
Anderson, of Milbank, are spending
the week at the Reeve home.
Little Roy and Glenn Deardorf have
been quite sick, but are recovering,
under the care of DR.. Prouty OF
Corona.
Roy Toms who has been spending
the winter at J. Chapmans returned to
Milbank Friday.
MIR. Floy and family from Illionit
have moved onto the old Bradrich
place recently vacated by John Miller
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-15
STRANDBERG
M arch l3

Nils Lundquist was setting up cigars
q few days ago and we were wonder
ing what was the cause. With broad
smile he informed us that q boy emf
grant had appeared at his home and
indications we're that he intended to
stay. We all congratulated him aud
hope that the new conner will prove to
be q good stalwart citizen.
1t is with sorrow we notice that the
place built for teachers institute will
be abandoned. It is hard task to
build up an enterprise but it Is very
easy to ruin 1t. Your correspondent
has read Anna SwansOn's com.
munication in the Review and 1 think
th ats good explanation of the situa-
tion. Ihope honestly that the gentle
man who has proposed the moving
will be able to demonstr ate it's benefit
and that it will not show q political
scheme alone and we will be content.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-15

Last night we were wondering what
was going on when we noticed a crowd
OF small school children going to the
school house with coffee pots and
baskets. Later we were informed that
the kids surprised their teacher, Miss
Lillian knight. and left gold plated
broach and hand made picture frame
as mementO of the occasion. This is
certainly good recommendation of
the lady, and we parents also feel proud
that the children are taking such an
interest In their teacher. 1t certainly
will improve the work in the school.
Our school has been very fortunate
in getting good teachers since we con-
solidated and even before. Miss Ida
Moe is teaching the upper grade and
she has shown herself to be good in
structOr. For several years prior to
the last year A. ina Carlson has been
teaching with success and the results
will be shown for q generation. Now,
| want to say to the school officers
throughout the county, when hiring
teachers, follow Mr.. Ramer's instruc-
tion and do not squeeze on the teachers
salary. as the money spent for edu-
cational purposes will pay the highest
OlVlQoQOS
Yesterday afternoon q telegram was
received by A. Raum that his son Fred
had burned to death the night previous
at Florence, ). D. The nnws was q
shock to the whole village 8 Fred had
always been bright boy apd we'll
liked.A. Raum, his father, took the first
train to Watertown to bring home the
BODY which will be inferred in the
Swedish Lutheran cemetery. No ar
rangements have been made for the fun
eral yet. Fred moved up to Florence
last summer and built q photograph
gallery and engaged In the the busi-
ness. He was sleeping in the gallery
at the time and the building caught
fire from some cause. When neigh
bors arrived at the scene the building
was all aflame. 1t is expected that
his father will arrive with the remains
this morning. The stricken parents
have the sympathy of the whole COM
munity.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-15
STOCKHOLM

Miss Minnie Anderson, of South
Shore, is listing her friend, Lille
Olson.
Rev. Carlson held services in Stock
holm last Sunday.
Supt. Kerr. of Milbank, attended
the shadow social given by Stockholm
school last Friday evening.
There will be q teachers meeting
held in the Stockholm school house
April 13.
Miss Eda Kahl returned to her
home at Big Stone Wednesday, being
unable to teach on account of sore
throat. Her room was taught bv Kate
Austin, the vacancy In the lower
grades being filled by Lille Berg.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-15

-. B. Nichols Of Mllbank has been
up here buying horses. which he ships
TO North Dakota to sell.
Mrs G. Hills and children Of Alt.'
WI, west of Peever. are visiting at
ne home of Mrs Hills parents. Mr.
AK Mrs. W. d. Chellis, of this viii
lage.
About fifty of the, yeang. people of
Corona executed q complete surprise
IN MIR. and Mrs Bert Davis A very
enjoyable evenings was spent with
light refseshnents.-
Geo. JOHN came down from his
claim in North Dakota Thursday. He
and his family have spent the winter
there and so far have come out whole.
George came down after team and
will soon go back and take up the
work of improving his. farm.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-15

Chas. Stiles was at Appleton last
Thursday.
. Cashier Geo. W. Clark was Sisse.
ton caller Tuesday.
Anton Buttke and wife were Mil
bank passengers Monday.
Mrs. B. Hughes t. reported to be
threatened with the typhoid fever.
Mrs. D. w. Campbell is visiting
this week with relatives at Summit.
Miss Anna Hoffman, who is work
ing in Milbank came home and spent
Sunday.
Mrs. A. Anderson and child of Mil
bank are visiting at the home Of j. G.
Reeve in MelrOse.
Mrs. Sarah Drake and daughter,
Cora and Miss Ella StapletOn were
passengers to Milbank. Tuesday.
d. N. Roger. of I.anark, ILL.,, has
purchased the Baker place from Brill,
and has moved his family onto it.