The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-07-01

Simpson Park Clothed i'm Beau
". and n Fine ChautauQua
PROGRAM Provided

A visit to Simpson park at
Big Stone lake shows that that
beauty spot is more delightful
than ever. The grounds are in
a nice condition and are being
improved each year. The hotel,
in charge of Mr.. and Mrs. Miller,
who have conducted it for several
years past, has been reprinted,
aud ice cream parlors in a sep
arate building and a grocery
store have been added to the
accommodations. New stables
have been erected aud great i'm.
provement made in the arrange
ments for the accommodation of
teams. Among those who have
been improving their cottage
property along the lake is Mr..
G. A. Wood, who has been doing
a large amount of grading, erect
ing stable and otherwise adding
to the attractiveness of his
premises.
The chautauqua season opened
last Tuesday with Mrs. John A..
Logan, in her lecture on Amer
lean patriotism. Last evening
Frank R. Robertson gave his
illustrated lecture on Russia,
and tonight he follows with
Japan, fully illustrated.
The program for the coming
| week is as follows:
SATURDAY, JULY
Forenoon-Department and Normal School Work
200 p. Observation-Disclosures Ladies' Quartet.
2:3O p. Mcclure: Mammoth Cave and its
Wonders-Richard S. Haney.
200 p. Observation-Disclosures Ladies' Quartet.
7:30 p. m.-Lecture: The Holy Grail-Mrs. Flea
900 p. m.-Mysterious Entertainment: Modern
Magic-Nicoli.
SUNDAY, JULY3
$50 a. m.-Sunday School.
II 200 a. m.-Sermon-Rev. Richard S. Haney.
300 p. Mcclure: Jesus the Scientist-Rev
Samuel Phelps LELAND.
7:30 p. m.--Sacred Concert.
500 p. m.-Lecture: Behold the Man-Rev. Rich
ard 5. Haney.
| MONDAY, JULY
300 p. Recommendations Quar-.
y anu VI q L SuCi L III itCSltSl
800 p. m.-Oration.
1880 p. observation-disclosures Quar-
tet and Marguerite Smith.
$50 p. m.-An Hour of Magic-Nicoli.
TUESDAY JULY
Forenoon Department and Normal School Work
2:30 p. Observation-Disclosures Quar-
tet and Marguerite Smith.
300 p. m.-Lecture: The Ruseo-Japanese Strug
gle-Toyokichi Iyenaga.
$50 p. Recommendations Quar-
tet and Marguerite Smith.
scope Co., IN Moving Pictures.
WEDNESDAY, JULY6
Forenoon-Department and Normal School Work
200 p. Observation-Disclosures Quar-
tt and Marguerite Smith.
300 p. m.-Lecture: Beautiful Japan-Toyoki
chi Iyenaga.
7:30 p. m-Entertainment-Mendelssohn Quar-
tet and Marguerite Smith.
$50 D. m.-Moying Picture Entertainment-D
| w. Robertson Co.
THURSDAY, JULY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and Normal School Work
$50 D. Observation-Disclosures Pythian Quartet
300 p. Mcclure: Samuel Adams, Patriot
DR.. Guy Benton.
500 p. m.-nlustrated Lecture: Grand Canyon
of Arizona-Nat NJ. Brigham.
FRIDAY, JULYs
Recognition Day
10000 a. m.-Class Graduating Exercises. Address
DIR. Z. l.. Parks.
S.3t y. m.-SoUCeTb- HtdToHS SlottIs 1OuCeI
Co., Minnesota Pythian Quartet, Maude Lind
sey.
3:3e D. m.-Lecture: John Paul Jones, Naya
Hero-Dr. Guy Benton.
700 D. m.-Concert-Hearsona Sisters Concer
Co, Minnesota Pythian Quartet, Maude Lind
sey.
500 D. m.-IIlustrated Lecture: The Apache
Warpalh. Martial Songs. Nat NJ. Brigham.
A large attendance of teachers
from both Minnesota and Da.
Nkota are in attendance at the
summer school, the enrolment
being expected to reach over
300 during the week. A fine
corps of instructors are engaged
and excellent work is being
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