The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-06-18
Observation-Disclosures Bros.

Simpson Park Tuesday to attend
the camp meeting and expects
to remain at the lake for several
weeks.
Messrs. E. H. Benedict, W. S.
Nixon and E. P. Dore went to
Pierre the first of the week to
attend the grand lodge Knights
of Pythias.
Mr.. Joseph Liggett, of
Youngstown, Ohio, is enjoying a
visit with his brother, the clerk
of courts of this place. 1t is his
first visit to South Dakota.
The Won Wald brothers, who
we're advertising for a strayed
horse, located the animal over
within a few miles of Watertown
and brought him home last week
Miss Croal, of Sisseton, who
has been attending institute IN
Brown county, returned home
Tuesday in company with num-
ber of Roberts county friends,
| who had been in the same work.
Archie Philleo who came down
from Waubay to work in the
MCGOWAN lum Der yard was taken
down with intlam matory rhuma.
tism and is having quite "a SER
ious time with the disease.
Will Martens. who has been
attending St. Thomas college at
Minneapolis, returned home last
Saturday, having graduated IN
the commercial course. He will
take position in the Martens
Bros. land Office.
The completed claim proofs in
the death of Mrs. Jennie Gin
clair, who was member of the
Court of Honor, and who died on
March Goth, were forwarded to
the society on May 31st, and on
June II warrant for 50, 900 WAS
received from the society by E.
H. Lindsey, the recorder, in full
payment of the insurance.
Among the graduates of the
medical department of Hamline,
now connected with the state
university of Minnesota, last
week, were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred.
erlck Ghostly, the latter of whom
is better known to friends in this
community as Mary Chapman.
1t is not often that both husband
and wife receive degrees as doc.
tors of medicine and surgery at
the same time.
Mr.. James Gam BILE, from Spar.
ia, Wis, cousin of Mrs. David
Gamble, has been visiting the
latter during the week, having
been enjoying trip to several
parts of Minnesota before CON-
ing here. He came up from the
south part of the county, and
says that in all his going round
this year he hasn't seen any.
thing that equaled the crop pros
pect that he saw on his drive
from Albee to Milbank.
Prof. F. B. Purdy has sue.
ceeded in getting the state to
recognize the summer normal
that will be conducted annually
at Simpson Park and all credits
obtained at this summer school
will be recognized by the state
normal. This is a grand oppor-
tunity for the teachers of this
community and every one of
them should avail themselves
of it.
This has been home coming
week in the editors family. Last
Friday Mrs. r. P. Showers, OF
Kennewick, Washington, arriv.
ed at the old home for a visit
of few weeks after having at.
tended the CON mencement ex.
ercises at Hamline university,
where several friends and for.
mer classmates were gradual
ing. On Tuesday evening Miss
Bessie Downie returned from
her school at Hamline, bringing
with her a little cousin, Florence
Stephens, of Minneapolis. who
is to visit with her Dakota
friends.
The Aberdeen News got out q
splendid special edition tor the
''home coming" celebration TAX
ing place in that rustling city
this week. Aberdeen is thor
oughly represen tative OF the
most progressive of western
towns, and it's phenominal
growth is a matter in which
every Dakotian takes pride.
The Home Coming Suppleme ent