The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Hendry, of Wilmot,
with their daughter Rose are spend.
ing . week at Chautauqua Park, &C.
cupying the Farnham cottage. Miss
Rose has given up her work in the
telephone Office, and will 20 to VIII
mot when her parents return there.
6. Stengal, last week threshed 60
acres OF fax which he had on break
Jog, the crop yielding 10 bushels to
the acre, or 600 bushels.
Miss Catherine Wells, who had
been enjoying the summer vacation
with her parents and friends in Mil
bank, returns to Hecla first of next
the week, where she resume her work
in the Hecla schools.
The recently appointed commission
er of immigration, Chas. McCaffrie,
is an old school mate of Rev. j. NJ.
Tibbetts OF this city, having attended
a country school in Iowa together
when boys. Both BECAME preachers
one through the printing press and
the other from the pulpit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Malthouse left
Monday night for a weeks visit to
their old home in Minneapolis. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Malt
houses brother Francis, who had
been visiting here for several weeks.
NJ. H. Wiseman enjoyed a visit
from a niece, Miss Minnie Wiseman,
who has been spending the vacation
with her parents, at Buffalo. Harding
Co. She was on her way east to
teach school in New York City.
Franc Crcal, who is travelling aud
itor for the Empire elevator, while on
the road received a telegram announce
ing that a bouncing boy had taken
possession of his home, and that the
two older boys mad agreed to share
things with him.
G. Stengel and son Harry made a
trip to Hutchinson, Mimi, last Sat
urday and spent Sunday with rela-
tives at that place and then went ON
to the cities to take in the state fair
Later they visited friends at Fairfax,
Mimi, before returning home.
A special call has been issued or a
meeting of south Dakota cooperative
farmers grain dealers in Huron on
Sept. 9th. This is during State Fair
week. and an attendance of 200 dele
gates is expected. H. l.. Loucks O.
the State Grange is DESTROYS OF a rep
! resentative attendance and assures
an unusually strong program.
The President Of the Sioux Falls
Business College Sioux Falls. S. d
SAYS he receives more than 1--WE appli
cations for every graduate and tina
he can readily place in q good posi-
ton every one who graduates from
this school. Write him for informa
ton about this great school.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ]. Gordon, wert
visitors at the Methodist parsonag.
last week, being friends and former
]. Pensioners of Rev. j. M. Tibbets a
+. Yankton. They had been up in Nortf
Dakota, and after a short visit a
Montevideo will return home to Yank
ton.
Mrs. A. C. Smith, who had beer
spending several weeks in Alberta
and visited the Joe Stone family a
Carstairs. returned home last week
Mrs. Smith reports a most enjoyable
e time with the Stone family, ant
while there spent a short time at Cal
gary, where she met Wesley Thirsk
J While away she also visited will
friends at Fargo, N. D., and Chaska
/ MINI.
r. C.. Clasen, the Roberts County
!, Record editor Of Sisseton was in towl
Saturday on his way to Minneapolis
where he had been called by thu
death Of his sister.
The A. G. Smith family enjoyed ;
visit last Monday from an old frient
and neighbor whom they had not seer
! for twenty-seven years past, Mr.. ID
; @. Crooks. a banker and real estate
mar Of Crooks. S. Oak.
a As will be seen by the notice il
5 advertising column Mr.. Ed Cole ha!
e reopened the City hotel barn as a fec
and sale stable and will give the pub
! lie good service and reasonable prices
Miss Stella Riley. who had beer
visiting friends at Napoleon Mimi.
returned home last week to MAKE
o preparations to resume her schob
!. work ia the same school she laugh
last year.
The Misses Minnie and Lillian And
erson and Miss Georgia Rawson ar
making preparations to attend tn
Nothern Normal at Aberdeen during
the coming year. Miss Alma krohn
Ike, whose home is at Troy now expects
to take the commercial course at tn
Nankato business college.