The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-06-23

ue TlSDJ LD1ng Tor tnlS war
weather and at popular prices.
The VIM. Meyers family, with
Mrs Burt KuehI, we're enjoying
a few days during the week with
friends al Flandreau, having gone
there by auto with Albert Meyers
at the wheel.
The friends of Philip White
are pleased to see him back u
Mllbank after an absence O.
several months in Austin. MINI.
Phtlp says that the c~ops in that
part Of Minnesota are good.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A Chapman
and daughter went down to
Ortonville Wednesday to attend
the funeral of Il. r.. Chapman, the
surveyor of Big Stone county,
who vas one of the old settlers
10 Orton vile, where he bad lived
for the past thirty years. He
was - years of age, a man of eX-
cellent character and greatly
respected by all.
The following from the Aber.
deem News refers to "A son of A.
W. Glenn of this city:
Horace II. Glenn, a we'll known for
mer Aberdonjan, last week graduated
from the st. Paul college of law.
getting ''cum laude'' out of a class Of
about forty members. Mr.. Glenn was
chief clerk to George G. Mason when
Mr.. Mason filed the position now held
by j. I. Glllick with the Milwaukee
ROAD, and left this city about four
years ago to live in St. Paul. Since
graduating he has associated himself
with Stiles w. Burr 10 legal practice.
Rev. d. Rifenbark, of Madison,
s. D., was on the train going 10
Big Stone last Friday, to spe, d
a few days at the lake. Mr., Rifeu-
bark is well known to our Mi.
bank Methodist people, having
been presiding elder of this dis.
trict tive years ago. but for a
number of years has had a pas
torate at Madison. He was strick.
en- with a paralysis of his lief,
side in December last aud has
had to retire from the ministry,
but we are glad to state that he
is steadily improving.
The band gave a public concert
last Tuesday evening, playing at
the band stand on Main street,
and after the warm day people
were glad TO get out in the open
and enjoy the music, and a large
crowd took a advantage of the OPP
%portunity. The band is intend.
ing to make Tuesday evening
concert night and will give ar
open air concert on that evenine
each week, and the band stanC
will be fitted up win electric
lights for that purpose.
Henry Neill of Aberdeen. the
grand recorder Of the A O. L. W.
of this state, has been appointed
editor of the South Dakota Work
man. Mr.. NeiiI has mad consider
aoie experience TO prepare hin
for the task His position of Crane
recorder keeps him in close
touch with all the work Of the
order, and he was editor of thu
paper for nearly two years 5, 1909
o., following the death of Chas
E. Bald win, who conducted The
paper for years.
Through the courtesy of Clerl
of Courts Liggett the editor auo
his better half, with Mrs. II A
Riley and Mrs. Liggett, eniovet
at auto ride to the Root. FIR. der
ickson grove ia Vernon township
Wednesday afternoon, where tn,
Vernon Mission club were hold
ing a picnic, aud where a has,
ball game was being played be
tween the Nassau nine and the
Vernon boys, the latter winning
in a score of Z to ,. Some 2O(
people Were present and SOB. 4
worth of refreshments we're solo
besides the proceeds from thu
sale of the ladies fancy goods
Notwith landing the weather
conditions, when the mercury
ran up to nearly 100 in the shade
d fine time was had, and all en-
joyed the occasion.
Perfectly Natural.
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