The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-06-04
Consolidated Apri! II, Is

Mrs H. A. Schiefelbein, Miss
Laura and Harvey autoed over
from Clear Lake Tues day to at.
tend the class play and commen-
cement exercises this week, Miss
Edna Schiefelbein being one of
the graduates.
Mr.. VickIy, the Ortonville
photographer. who was in Mil
bank last week leased the upper
floor Of the Martens Bros. land
office building, and is TO have it
fitted up for photograph gal
lery.
| Albert Fenner, son of August
Fenner, graduates this week
from Concordia Seminary at St.
Louis, as Lutheran minister,
having finished a nine years
course, which was com menced
at Concordia college, ST. Paul.
He has taken a pas tor ate at
Spencer, S. Oak.
Last Monday morning Prof.
J. L. Glenn received a telegram
announcing the death of his bro
ther, who was a physician at
Warren, Ohio, and 36 years of
age. Mr.. GIenn's aged mother,
ana his sister, who were visiting
the family here left on the eve
ming train to attend the funeral.
Mrs. A. G. Grams and daugh-
Helen went to Gibbon, MINI
Tuesday to attend the wedding
of her brother and also make
d visit with other relatives in
in the vicinity and Miss Helen,
will remain with her grand
parents Until school opens. Mr..
Grams took them over TO Labolt
by auto.
The commencement exercises
will take place at the opera
house tonight when the class of
twenty-one will be presented
with their diplomas. Dean Per-
isho, of the state agricultural col
lege will make the commence
ment address. A more detailed
!, account of 9he various exercises
of the event will be given in the
Herald dAdvance next week.
Mr. William Jennings re-
!, turned home from Rochester
!, the first of the week where he
r had been with his son Elton,
:. whom he brought home with
him. The latter is in very
serious condition. His wife
: came over from Fergus Falls
Wednesday, and will remain
= here, and his sisters. Mesdames
Phinn and Kramer are also a,
= their fathers home.
> The youn G people of the Ep
n worth League had unique SO
! cial last Friday evening, the
d mem bers going out to the new
t barn on the David Trapp farm
b northwest of town. where play
r was given and other features O.
k a literary and musical character
were enjoyed. The members o
u the Young Peoples Alliance o,
. Grant Center. were guests OF tn
T. occasion and a fine time was had
n the Milbank people not gettlIl
- home till midnight. There wer'
- abou, seventy pres ent at the en-
:, ter tainment.
y The H. E. Blood family, VIII
= live q miles south Of Corona
were called upon to undergo
10 severe affliction last week. TIL
RS little girl baby of 191 months
ln Beatrice Irene, had swallowed
i'll piece Of peanut shell while wit
IL her mother in one OF the store
d. in town on Saturday, The 22n,
rs inst, and the substance gettin
st caught in the throat, an inflaml
en- ton developed that despite meC
ical ton, and the fact tha
- the little one was taken to th
:. hospital at Ortonville, resulte
~ fatally on the Oath inst, I'd
- funeral was held at the uthera
% church in this city on SATURDAY
- the Doth inst.
he Rev. G. A. Bremen returne
1g Monday from the Animal Col
ference Of the Evan gellcal ASS
lie. citation, held at Wyndmore, !
w D., last week. He says that
til very inspiring conference wa
lie had. and that on Sunday. ate
IS noon $4,000 was raised for mil
nd sionary purposes. and that at
,e- meeting of the ministers,
ct which the laity had no part 81
500 was raised as an endowmeI