The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-05-12
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FLORENCE

Hiatt did not give us his talk last Fri
day night, but expect him with us mex
regular meeting. Highest praise has
been given Mr.. Hiatt, by other locals
where he has given talks on the ma.
tfonal convention for the Farmers I'm,
ion.
Joe Erickson had the misfortune OF
being mixed up in a u away, al
though being somewhat crippled up
Joe was at work in the field in a
couple OF days later. If Joe hadn't
been a real Farmers Union man he
might have gone fishing with the rest
of the Miller people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis have Just finish
ed planting a twenty acre patch of
potatoes.
The little Burton boy who had his
arm broke about two weeks ago is
getting along nicely, and will soon be
as we'll as ever.
One of the most pleasant afternoons
was spent at the home of Mrs. Gilbert
last Thursday, where the Ladies Com
munity Club me and helped Mrs. Gil
bert enjoy ner now home for a few
hours. Mrs. Gilbert is an ideal house
keeper and a royal entertainer, and
rightly deserves the beautiful new
home Mr.. Gilbert built for her. Visit
ing ladies were: Mrs. Jensen and
Mrs. S. Eaton of Miller, Mrs. Strauss,
Canton, S. d., Mrs. N. Ross, st. Law
renee, and Mrs. Andy Wilson.
Mrs. Hiatt was on the sick list the
first of the week.
Tho Iadiac CIuh mill nooH with Miro
Goldworthy as hostess at the Gillmor
schoolhouse May 10Th.
/ am going to bid farewell to the
readers of Florence township news for
the summer months at least, as / sim
ply have not the time to write them.
Someone relieve me for SAY three
months" 1t is real fun to sit around
and listen to what others think of the
news you write. | am willing to admit
i have made some mistakes, perhaps
not always hearing things correctly.
II has been real fun anyway. Have
you paid up your subscription for this
paper, If not get busy, for they earn
their money. | have found that out.
That is one thing we are all too apt to
put off, and remember an editor can
not pay his bills unless we pay him,
and he has been kind enough to print
Nour Florence township news, without
any extra charges Farewell writer of
Florence township news.
The small son of Art Burton had the
misfortune of breaking his left arm
last Friday. The little fellow was hur-
ried to the Miller hospital, where DIR.
McWhorter set the arm, and is al pres
ent getting along as well as can be
expected.
Some of our younger married people
took in the old fashioned dance at
st. Lawrence Saturday evening.
Mr.. Hiatt returned last week from
Washington, ID. c., where he was sent
as a delegate from Hand county for
the Farmers Union to the national
convention. Some very interesting
talks are expected from Mr.. Hiatt in
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Schwartz spent
Sunday at the home of their cousins
MT and nrs. Ing Johnson of st.
Lawrence.
Mr.. Peck" Hutchinson visited at
the VIM. Ellerman home last Friday
mOTnlHB.
Miss Delylah McPeek, teacher i'm the
Eaton school, spent the week end with
her parents near Miller.
Don't forget the Farmers Unio-
meeting Friday evening at Union
Grove schoolhouse. Lunch night. Ev-
eryone come.
Ladies Community Club meets Thurs
day, April 5th at the home of Mrs.
Gilbert. Every member is to wear an
apron or be fined. So don't forget
your aprons.
Miss Wilamina Troupe, sister of Mrs.
Frank Schwartz, has been nursing the
chicken pox. BE careful Simon"
A real ball team is to be organized
in Florence township. All you old
time ball players hand in your name,
as we need the players, and the amuse-
ment.
Don't forget church and Sabbath
School ueYt Sahhat