The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-05-17
Senator Tillman.

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Photographer Reeve is making
a speciality of comic post cards
and penny photos.
Special sale of ladies and gents
hosiery. 10 cents. Fisher.
The Milbank high school nine
will play the Odessa nine at the
Milbank grounds near the Catho-
lie church this afternoon.
For SALE, my property on
Third street, north of library
/ House Or barn sold separately.
A. V. FISHER.
Saturday afternoon the Big
Stone nine came up and played
a game with the local high school
nine. The score was to s in
favor of the home team.
\ Landlord Fairchild and Mrs.
T. NJ Mehegan and Frank Mehegan
went to Appleton Wednesday to
attend the funeral of a former
friend and nei ghbor of that place
The Madison and Melrose ball
mines played game of ball at
George Mitchell's the 18th, re-
sulting in score of 6 to II in
favor of Melrose, who are feel
ing justly proud of the feat. The
Madison team is a strong one
and when some other team gets
the best of them they rejoice
greatly. Another game will be
played the 10Th.
One day last week someone
carelessly shot through a Win
dow in the home of Robert Mich.
ol. Fortuntely no one happen.
ed to be in the way of the bullet,
or serious results might haye
followed. It would be good
thing if some of the young fell
lows who are so careless in the
use of fire arms should be ar
rested and pay a heavy fine and
made to realize the TACT that they
are putting in jeopardy life and
limb of innocent persons.
The Ortonville High school
know good team all right. The
following is from the Ortonville
journal: The local high school
team went to Milbank last Satur-
day and defeated the fast H. S.
team of that place by score of
Z to 5. This is a fine showing for
our boys, as Milbank has not
been. defeated before this year
aud are the champions of eastern
South DAKOTA. The local team
made fine showinglast year but
have been strengthened by the
addition of several new players
and provement in the playing
of the others.
What ball team in Grant, Rob
erts or Big Stone counties de-
sires to go up against the best
t am in these mentioned coun.
ties. The nine that can best
them all is from the ranks of the
NJ. W. A. lodge-note those three
letters please. The cream of
ball players belongs to the Wood
men and some one suggested
they get up nine. In less than
two hours this was done. The
nine contains the very best of
material which with a little prac-
tice-well the results will be
something terrible to the oppos-
ing team-no matter how good
Appropriate Woodman unifor ms
will be furnished them and as
soon as possible will proceed to
pile up honors for themselves
and the lodge they represent.
The first game will be announced
later.
( The concert for the benefit of
the Cadet band, and given under
the direction of Prof. b. J. Hop
finer, last Friday evening, drew
out large au 1ience, and an un-
usually fine musical program
was rendered The program
was composed entirely of classi
cal numbers. and to lovers Of
high grade music proved a rare
treat. Mrs Hanna Butler, the
soprano singer, gave ample evi
dence of the capabilities of the
| human voice in sweetness of
tone and wide range of com pass,
her various mum mbers drawing
from the audience enthusiastic
applause. The pianist, Miss
Madge King Johnston, was also
a pleasing attraction, and her
execution on theplano captivated
all present. Prof. Hopfner with
his work on the violin was also
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