The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-12-25
Peter Eye. is enjoying a visit
from a brother.

Peter Eye. is enjoying visit
from a brother.
Messrs. Stone aud Sullivan
provided considerable amuse-
ment for the little folks during
the days preceding Christmas
by having Santa Claus make his
appearance at the store, and
in his journey down the street
he was always attended by a
crowd of enthusiastic courtiers.
E. j. Hinman has been ap-
pointed y. S. weather observer
and reporter at Milbank, taking
the place of the lately deceased
H. W. Bailey. Mr.. Human starts
off we'll, and if he can continue to
furnish weather like the sample
given US during the past week
he will become very popular
with the public.
T. M. Shanafelt, who is presi-
dent of the soldiers home board,
was visiting with his co-laborer
on the board, Thos. Fitch, last
Saturday. Mr.. Shanafelt was
called to conduct services in the
Baptist church at Summit last
Sunday and took the opportunity
to meet Milbank friends for a few
hours between trains on the
previous day.
There are fiye specially artists
with the Pauline Sights Company y
who will entertain you with the
latest songs and dances at the
opera house one week, commenc-
ing Dec. %.
Aberdeen News: The Christ
mas exercises at the Methodist
church yesterday morning were
enjoyed by a large number of
people. Much praise is heard
for the excellent music at both
the morning and evening SER
vices. In the evening Miss
Louise Seide, of Brookings, sang
a solo which was greatly appre-
ciated by those who heard it.
On Tuesday morning last
George Pedlar, the fireman on
the west bound passenger met
with a bad accident at the Jim
River water tank. In crawling
out on the tender Pedlar slipped
on the icy surface aud fell about
Is feet. HIS spine was injured
by the fall and he was hurt so
that he will be laid up for several
weeks. The injured man lives
at Montevideo
Among the young folks who
have come to spend Christmas
with the "old folks at home are:
George and Albert Wood, from
Minneapolis, Miss Corinne Saun
ders, from St. Mary's at Fair
bault, Miss Gretchen Bleser,
from Owatonna, Miss Celia Van
dervoort, from the Normal at
Winona, Phil Saunders, from
Ceder Rapids, Iowa, Edward
Cruise, from Yankton, Irving Ely
from Minneapolis, and Miss
Jennie Johnson, from St. Peter,
MINI.
During the engagement of the
Pauline Sights Company they
will produce the following plays:
Click; Don't Tell My Wife; For
-get-me-not; Dora; Kit Carson;
Ole Olson, and Dangers Of a
Great City. Every play guaran-
teed a first class production or
your money refunded. Seats
now on sale at Nelson's Drug
Store. Get yours now.
Morning services at the Evan
gelical church will be conducted
at 10 o'clock, as usual, and Sun
day school directly thereafter.
Mr.. John Neuenburg, who will
address the Y. p. A. at 7:3O in
the evening, has for a subject
"Bible Study of the Life of
Noah.' The lecture of Rev. +.
Strait on Gains aud Objects of
the Y. P. A." last Sunday eve
ming contained food for thought
for all present, and an equally
good address is to be expected
next Sunday evening. Every
body is cordially invited to at
tend.
Mrs. j. A. Williams, who is
located at Santa Cruz, CAL,
writes to the editors wife that
she is now nicely settled in her
new home, but can hardly realize
that the Christmas time is at
hand, when the roses in the gar
den are in bloom. She writes
that she enjoys her new sur
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