The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-05-11
CO. NEWS BY
CORRESPONDENTS
GLENDALE

Well in the first place, Miss May is
a little too cool and lofty We're ex-
pecting to have more fun when JUNE
gets here.
The musical click-clack OF the big
yellow corn orchestra is a feature OF
this weeks fun and frolic down on
the farm"
About 10 acres planted, about May
LIST to FClton's yellow dent corn for
next years seed. That's the way Pete
Wheelhouse does business.
Miss Henrietta Heezen left last Fri
day evening for an extended visit with
relatives in Douglas Co., S. ID.
Bob Waters has persuaded Clint
Taylor that strawberries improve the
flavor of ream and sugar-Bob to
furnish the plants. Clint and Blanche
went over for them and are now very
softly and tenderly planting out a trial
patch Of about 200 plants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hancock have
just completed a model poultry hatch
cry and brooder. 1t requires too much
space to adequately describe their en-
tire poultry plant. They are getting
just nicely started with a flock of
about 200 pure bred barred Rock hens
about the most beautiful flock we've
seen "since Hec was a pup" Anyone
interested In up-to-date poultry equip
ment will enjoy q visit there.
Last Sunday evening Joe Buckle and
wife visited the Harry Huisman home.
Joe brought some ice along-if that
happens again, I'VE all will be there"
Horace Morrow completed an up-to-
date hog house some time ago and is
now getting into the hog, corn and
alfalfa game With both feet. Such
conduct as that brings money into a
country. Don't 1t?
Elmer Parsons took a nice load Of
hogs 60 Miller on Tuesday. He will
begin planting so acres of Fulton's
dent corn Wednesday, May 10. You
may see q sample of his corn at the
State Fair this year..
We're going TO leave the pigs and
chickens a little while on Thursday
evening. May 18th and attend the
Farm Bureau box social and literary
program given by the youngsters at
the Glendale Union church. Is every
body invited? You bet'cher neck!
II you're short of cash. come anyway,
bring a box or lunch and get acquaint
ed with your neighbors. That's the
stuff! II you "tog up" too much you'll
be fined.
For attendance and enthusiasm at
the Glendale Union Sunday School,
Sunday, May z was a record breaker.
People are now taking a more active
interest In church work than for many
years past. probably due largely to
getting back to more nearly normal
life and aociahility
A special program Is being prepared
for Sunday, May Ia, Mothers Day.
Boys and girls are expected to come
with or to bring Mother to church on
that date. Mr.. II. r. Fisher will be
here TO give an address especially
suitable for the occasion. Everybody
invited.
A heavy windstorm or light tornado
on Monday night, May Sth passed
diagonally across Glendale Twp. from
the southwest causing much damage
to light buildings, wrecking the hen
houses OF Albert Schmidt, Charley
Halbig. Ed. Mckinney, Clint Taylor,
Mrs. Mort Trip and others. Picked
Ed. McKinney's hog house up and
carried 1t over a fence and set 1t down
unframed. Blew the door Off OF
Frank McKinney's new house and up
set some of his calculations, and r
ried the minds of a lot OF other people
here back to the End OF July, 1921
when a tornado did similar stunts In
HIS vicinity