The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-06-17
Whole number received since the

Whole number received since the
beginning 80. -. 80. ......l5o5
In order that the work may be more
efficiently carried on and the ever in
creasing demands for aid adequately
met, it is deemed necessary to secure
another district superintendent to do
field work east of the Missouri river
as early as possible. There seems to
be an increase in the number Of good
homes offered. The treasurer's report
showed that the past year was an ex-
ceptionally profitable one financially.
The society is out of debt entirely and
besides has a neat balance to its cred
it, was enabled to make the necessary
extensive improvements about the re-
ceiving home. The erection OF a su-
p~erintendent's dwelling is contemplate
ed on the property just north across
Tenth street from the home. In al
probability the house will be COM
pleted before the coming winter. This
will give the superintendent a better
opportunity to come into closer per-
sonal touch with the children, en-
abling him thereby to study their Pc
culiar characteristics and fitness for
the homes offered.
Judging from the following resolu-
tons offered by Mr.. Allen the condi-
ton OF the home and the work in
general during the year made a most
favorable impression on those present:
Whereas, The showing that has
been made at this annual meeting of
the Children's Home society as to its
physical and financial condition., is
very pleasing and satisfactory. The
board feels that the home has taken
an advanced position under the pres
ent management. From visitations by
members Of the board to other state
homes, this home is found to be not
so large as some, but so far in adj
vance in care and equipment, and that
we can truthfully congratulate our
selves that it stands second to none in
cleanliness and methodical %organiza-
ton. Consequently in view of the sat
isfactory conditions, which prevail, We
indorse the following resolutions and
move they be spread upon the rec
ords:
Resolved. That the thanks and ap-
probation of the members of the
South Dakota Children's Home society
be extended to Superintendent and
Mrs. Stuckeman for the efficient man
ner in which the affairs of the home
have beer conducted during the past
year, and for the interest and loyalty
to the cause which they have shown
on all occasions.
Resolved, That the members Of the
society also wish to make a record
of their appreciation and Endorsement
of the faithful and painstaking ser
vices Of the president Of the board.
Mr.. George Schlosser, and also that OF
it's secretary, Mrs. A. Beveridge, who
have both given freely of their time
in the advancement and the interests
of this worthy cause for the past sew
eral years. The matrOn, Mrs. Foster,
ha also shown herself worthy Of orr
commentator for her untiring efforts
for the helpless little ones dependent
upon her care and guidance. We also
feel that Mr.. T. H. Brown should re-
ceiye a word Of praise for the amount
Of time and attention that he has
given to the r%emodeling OF the home
building during the past year.
Immediately following the meeting
Of the society the board Of directors
convened for the purpose Of effecting
an organization by the election OF Of
Acers for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Srhlosser. whose long active
service with the society fits him well
COR the presidency, was reelected.
Mrs. Beveridge whose accounts always
balance to the penny. was reelected
,ecretarv-treasurer. Colonel T. H.
Rrown, always interested in all move
ments beneficial to Sioux Falls and
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