The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-07
GLENDALE

It's all aboard for Glendale Sunday
June 10th. Now hurry daddy and get
the a ready. I'll say we do. Now
Jimmy get the team out, while | put
some fresh bran in the radiator, then
we'll drag the car around the place "a
time or two-we want everything in
tip-top runnin' order before We start.
In conjunction with the Pleasant VAL
ley and Como churches, the Glendale
UniCn will again celebrate Children's
Day. President Vincent of Messing
ton Springs college is expected to de-
liver the morning address, at II
o'clock. The pm. program promises
to be at once the most fascinating and
comprehensive ever conceived or at
tempted on any similar occasion in
this community, comprising, as ii does,
many new and pleasing features. AS
usual the big midday community BAN
Quet contributed by the entire as
sembly will be a marvel in its magni-
tude and completeness. Everybody is
invited 90 come early and participate
in the widely known Glendale hOspi-
tally. Everybody's sCciable. Free
hot coffee as usual.
Bill Avery's 4-inch tubular well
failed on the final test to respond to
more than 2 hrs. continuous pumping
however he is assured that a bored
well will furnish an ample supply.
Last Saturday Bill finished delivering
80 head of good hogs to the Miller
Market.
On Saturday June . Clint Taylor
and Jim Alloway expect to ship a load
nf hah,y hCnun, IN Sinny IitV ThpV
are a bunch of real beauties.
Harry HuismGn, Jr. has been sorely
affected with tonsilitis, but is improv-
ing rapidly since his visit to DR.. Nc
Whorter last Monday.
Gortmaker Bros. are starting a tub
ular we'll for Dell Taylor this week.
ITO late for last week.
Showers, sunshine and happiness
are the outstanding features in Glen
dale this week.
Last Sunday morning a nice little
bov. a little out of luck for clothes,
called at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
AUBREY TrueaX. Aubrey has arranged
to keep the little fellow and all are
happy.
Farmers are we'll up with their
work, the roads fine, weather just
right. .
Bill Avery and family will attend
| memorial services in Hitchcock. Mrs.
| Avery will remain in Hitchcock for a
| visit with her father and visit other
| points before returning home.
Bill Avery and family and Miss Es-
| Their Oman were last Saturday visit
| ors at the Harry and Pauline Huis-
man home. .
Harry and Pauline Huisman and
Glen Taylcr motored to washington
Springs Tuesday evening to attend
| the splendid musicale given by the
college of music.
Ed. Pa!mley's tractor is a bad case.
Always breaking something at the
| wrong time lately. Ed has just finish
| ed breaking for Bob Waters and will
| begin a 3O-acre job for Walt kinsey
| at once. to be sown to flax.
We're informed that the Glendale
| Union church in conjunction with the
| Pleasant Valley and Como churches
| are planning one of the most magnif-
cent and comprehensive children's day
| programs for Sunday June 10 proba-
| bly, attempted by country churches In
| South Dakota. Able speakers, special
music, a grand o~ld-fashioned CONS
munity dinner and a splendid after
noon program. Everybody's sociable
in Glendale. Free hot coffee as usual
Bows and girls wishing to get In the
program should see Mr.. Geo. A. a
sons at once.