The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-01-26
John Dillon at the opera house

Erlandson & Johnson have
something interesting in their
change of ad this week.
Lawyer Bentley makes farm
loans at Z per cent straight. Can
pay as you wish.
I. O. Berg, one Of Blooming
Valleys industrious farmers was
Il county seat visitor Tuesday.
B. A. Potter of Troy, came
over to the county seat Thursday,
and made a sale of some cattle.
E. J. Howell came down on
Tuesdays S train from his home
at Wilmot on his way to Mime
sofa.
The Catholic ladies will hold a
social at the St Hubert hotel on
Thursday evening, February lst,
to which all are cordially invited
Mr.. Colin Campbell, one of the
successful farmers Of Blooming
Valley, was down at the county
seat Wednesday attending to
some business.
Mr.. Chester Pendell anephew
of the editor, arrived from
Saginaw yesterday, with the in
tention of making his home in
Milbank for some time.
The very low price of 81 90 tor
adults and 50 cents for school
children, for all three Of the Star
Course entertainments, one mus
ical and two lectures, should re
suit in packed houses.
The surplus proceeds from
the Star Course entertainments
will be donated to the cemetery
association. and this fact should
enlist cordial and large patron
age.
The young ladies of st. Agnes
Guild, will give Rag Time
dime social Tuesday evening,
January Both, in the sample room
Of Wood Bros. Glass Block.
Everyone cordially invited.
Mr.. J. G.. Wood and wife took
the east bonnd train Monday for
a visit to Florida and a tour OF
other southern points. During
their absence, Mrs. Wood S
mother has come from Mime
apolis to have charge Of the
household.
A. G. Gilruth, owner Of large
department store, at WatertoWn
made trust deed yesterday to
George Partridge. Of Wyman,
Partridge & Co. of Minneapolis.
The extent of his liabilities will
reach $4,000 assets not as
certained.
A meeting of the contributors
and promoters of the street car
nival of last fall will be held at
court house on Wednesday, Jan.
81, at 7:30 p. m. sharp, 10 receive
reports of the managers and to
discuss the advisability Of hold
ing q similar carnival this year.
E. Emanuel, the furniture
man, has started building opera
tions already and is this week
putting an additional story on
the central part Of his store
building. It is his intention to
add very extensively to his
second hand department and
make il an important feature OF
his business, and 10 sec2ra the
additional room for this it was
necessary that he put on an
upper story for storage room OF
furniture.
The Lyric Ladies will appear
at the Congregational church to-
morrow, Saturday evening.
This is the first Of the series OF
three ntertainment, to be given
during this and the two succeed
ing months. The Lyric Ladies
of Chicago present a very tine
musical entertainment, and all
lovers Of good music who fail to
hear them will miss treat.
Miss Olof Krarer, an Esquimau
lady, who gives most instruc-
tive description of life in Green
land, will be the second attrac-
ton on February Is. On March
% Benjamin Chaplin will present
a monologue Entertainment on
Cyrano DeBergerac. The enter
ments are all Of them first class
and should receive liberal patron
age from our people, and as the
proceeds above the cost Of the
course are to 60 to the cemetery
association, it is hoped that a
most liberal patronage will be