The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-02-02
John Dillon at the opera house

Lawyer Bentley makes farm
loans at Z per cent straight. Can
pay as you wish.
The Miller orchestra went to
Montevideo Wednesday to play
for the CONDUCTOR ball.
Mary A. Baker, widow of the
late T. A Baker, of Blooming
Valley, has been granted a pen
sion of s. a month.
Charles Layman, who has been
clerking in the Johnson clothing
store for a number of months
left for Chicago last Monday,
where he expects to work.
The members and friends Of
the ladies aid society are invited
to meet with Mrs. G.. L. Wood on
Thursday afternoon, Feb. sth,
and are requested to bring their
thin bles
Mrs. Zielike of Alban township
returned last week from a visit
to her old home in Wisconsin,
stopping for a short visit with
friends at Fairbault, Mimi, on
her way home.
Mr.. Peter Williams of Vernon,
who was called to Shell Lake,
Minnesota, by the serious illness
of his daughter, Mrs, M. Farm
er sends word to friends at home
that the lady is improving.
Mr.. Arthur Kimb ball, who is at
tending the Minnesota agricul-
tural college. is member OF
the college band, and writes
that the band was recently called
to St. Paul to furnish music for
a celebration at the state capitol.
John Black, of Vernon, who
has been for some months over
in the cattle country west of the
Missouri, has been for some time
expecting to return home, but
has been unable to cross the river
because of the unsafe condition
of the ice.
Mr.. Hoyt Burgan left for Min
neapolis yesterday, where he
has accepted a position in st.
Barnabas hospital. Hoyt 5 young
friends in Milbank regret to see
him go away, but wish him
abundant success in his work
and in his studies for an M. ID.
diploma.
Hundreds of John Dillon S old
friends and scores Of new ones
will be on hand on Saturday
evening, Feb. Il, to see him IN
his new play, entitled "Bartlet S
Road to Seltzerville. It's one
Of the greatest comedy success.
es of the season, and will amply
repay all who attend.
The manager Of the Milbank
Creamery association Mr.. Ryger
has gotten up an individual state
ment for each patron OF the
creamery, in which is a recoro
of milk, test, and prices received
for the year. He desires t.
state thatany Of his patrons wish
ing a duplicate of this individ
ual statement to send away Cal
secure it by asking him for it.
AS Mr.. w. M. Thomas accom-
panied by Mr. Zeitlow was return
ing home from the store Frida,
night last, the horse SHE'D, an
upon Investigating the caus
found a man lying in the alley il
drunken stupor. This we DC
lieve is the second case thi
winter where a timely discover.
has probably prevented a case 9
freezing TO death. The mex
! victim of whisky and desire t
lay out a night may possibly no
, be so fortunate as these tW
have been.
The entertainment given b
the Lyric Ladies last Saturda
evening was one of the fines
musical treats that has bee
presented in Mil bank for som
} time, and the large audience az
sembled at the Congregations
church were delighted with
well endered program. On tn
10th of this month the next er
tertainment of the course will b
given-a description Of Greer
land and Arctic life by a nativ
Esquimau lady.
At a business meeting o. tt