The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-12-13
ALBAN AND VICINITY

Mrs. Otto Schumacher is tak;no n
rest. Grippe gave her such desire
The Grant County Telephone Co. ia
pushing work vigorously in these
quarters.
August Woitte is on his animal trim
TO see that all cattle are properly de-
horned. ~o
John Buri is excavating cistern
on MS place. Max Angerha afer is helm
ing him. " A0'p
Gustav Schultz was helping his
| week. ''
Paul Angerhafer has agreed tn worlr
for George Buri this winter and "a
attending the Mason school.
August Keuchenbecker is reporta3
NJ. You see, there is no more clover
A dance was given by the family NJ
VIM. Loeschke sonth of town. We'd
nesday evening OF this week.
Ot the Gerhart Kosse family tvo
eluded the grippe in time to care for
the rest who are now i'll.
Ernest Adler was missing at school
Tor few DAYS on account Of III
health. Otto Angerhafer-ditto.
Miss Emma Ehlert, of Ortonv,,,.
has been assisting her sister. Mrs
Geo. Hoerber, with the sewinr thu
Walter Martin, who attenas ~.
Mlipank ~ Hlgh school, went to town on
breezy, wasn't it? 0F
Esther Buri who has undergone .n
operation FOR appendicitis at the Or
tonyl'le hospital returned home last
week and is improving nicely.
A gathering of young folks was held
At 'tto Schwandt's place last Fridav
Same at Leo Ebert's near Nassau r.
ooth cases the evening was eniovad
by dancing. AIosou
Gustav Schultz says he will plav
Tor young folks and other fn,Le -
wednesday of this week nj E.ed
Hauer's In Big Stone Twp.. on the
Shefft place. p'' VI 'ne
Emil Angerhafer has begun ATTEND
ing school at A,ban No. 2. That.
business, boys! Stick to your purnose
ana get the best education tn n vow
can. You'll never learn younger.
Mr.. Buri modestly states. nworL
and had fall OUT II ia ;rrosa,H
ble to obtain the date of this ncc"r
ance rs 1t seems to have taken nIsc.
so long ago that all parties concerned
have forgotten the time.
Do you wonder at the canso ofc.,,
it's over the arrival of f;na l,ttis
d aughter Mt mis- home, He re;oicas
tn at soon he can make one move vounc.
man happy. o''s
One afternoon August woitte,s two
o'ues' sons Killed five skunks and q
MI and profitable isn't It.
MT w QUE can tell even q better one.
fork one day. p''s1
George Hoerber found q bunch of
seven tiny chicks following one Of his
iaHn1ul hens about the ward.
n hather early as Xmas gift, isn't Il.
mat means free chicken pie sumner
about Xmas time, o supper
A hog belonging to Christ Hacka.
refused absolutely, to make use Of its
hind legs. Upon killing the animal
snd Investigating it was found thas
Doth legs were broken. 1t was nro-.
oaoly done by porkers crowdinp unon
on~ announcer at night.
ven Moser has just completed an
outlet for q water hole on his farm
south of the Evangelical church. In
nroer To secure the necessary "drop"
u was necessary at one point to lav
the pines twelve feet below the surface.
People are beginning to save every
inch of ground
The August Woitte family has been
ENJOYING visit from Mrs. Woitta,s
aunt, Mrs. Buehner. Later she visit.
ed at Big Stone and expected tn leave
for her home at Belfort. N. D.. on
Wednesday Of this week. The Rneh-
ner family will be pleasantly ,emem.
bered by the old settlers in Big stone
township.
Alban No. 2 begins to appear as 4
permanent settlers estate. with :
grove on the side of the road opnoaite
the school house ard harm in it
Miss Wagner now brings her nat
horse to school. We only wonda.
that someone doesn't file q complaint
for little bird told us he is mas.
school age. " p"es
Eugene Castor came up from Twin
Brooks a short time 400 ia taka
charge of Alban No. l school NJ
y aston Is former student of tha
university OF this state and wa era
connoent that he will do Justice to the
school and credit to himself. M ia
Ihe building that WAS enlarged last
summer. The enrolment has No.
reached 81. A box social = ha;no
planned for January II.
Mrs. AnOnot Ronl>~.-