The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-05-27

The Lennon Theater Co. is the
best show ever playing in my
house. f. w. RICK, manager
opera house, Waubay.
A surveying party has been
taking the levels for the pro-
posed waterworks and sewerage
system during the past week.
Our baseball boys went up to
Webster last Saturday. They
came home again-but just what
the score was we have been un-
able to learn.
Chas. Hocmuth, one of the old
residents of Milbank, came up
from ST. Paul Wednesday to
attend to some business matters
at his old home.
The G.. A. r. post has engaged
the Lennon Tbeater Co. for Mon
day night, May 80. This com
pany is one of the best travelling
through this country and should
be we'll patronized.
Mrs. A. S. Raberge has some
very fine Mexican drawn work
for sale. Telephone 100, or call
at once before this work is all
disposed Of, if you want some
thing pretty and cheap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Curtis,
of Durand, Wis, were visiting
friends here for a day or two
during the week. Mrs Curtis
is a sister of M. L. Ecker, and
will be remembered by Milbank
people as Mrs. II. NJ Read.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Pasco left
Phoenix, Ariz., on the 9Th Of the
month and arrived at BOnair,
Iowa, on the 18th, where they
will remain for a week or 50 and
then start for home, expecting
to arrive here about the 20th.
Martin + Burkhardt, a broth
er Of our j. D., was in town the
first Of the week displaying sam
pies of belts and fancy leather
goods from his headquarters in
Minneapolis, where he has built
up large business in this line
of goods.
An expert tailor from the
great tailoring esta ablishment of
H. M. Marks & Co, Chicago,
will be at Erlandson & Johnson S
on next Tuesday, May 31st with
a complete line of the best goods
and prepared to take your meas
ure for au absolute fit.
G.. w. Hawes returned from
St. Louis the first of the week
where he had been Tor a month
or more past, making purchase
of goods for his business here
Mr. Halves says that many of the
exhibits at the great fair were
incomplete when he left there,
but there was good deal to see
nevertheless.
Cards are out announcing the
wedding of William f. Schneider
and Miss Minnie Rethke, daugh-
ter of w. IL. Rethka. The cere-
mony viii be performed by Rev.
Robt. Strut at the Evangelical
church in Milbank at 3 p. m.,
June 4. A reception will be
rendered the friends at the home
Of the brides parents in Grant
Center at clock.
The leading lady in the Lennon
Theatrical company was taken
quite i'll Monday, and at the eve
ming 5 entertainment was unable
to proceed with her part. The
other engagements Of the com
pany also had to be declared of
and no performance will be at
tempted until next Monday eve
ming when the company will pre-
sent patriotic play as part OF
the decoration day proceedings,
Julius Runge is desirous ot
securing the names Of all the
Germans in this neighborhood
who at any time served in the
German army, with the object oi
organizing an association for
social Improvement and enjoy
ment He will be greatly pleased
to have anyone who is eligible tc
mem bership in such an associa-
ton send him his name or com
municate with him on the sub
ject.
Rev. and Mrs. Lyman and Mr.
and Mrs. G.. a. Wood, who at
tended the annual meeting OF
the association Of Congregations
churches of the state held al
Watertown last week, report a
very ENJOYABLE and profitable