The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-05
cnAurAuouA PROGRAM At SIMPSON PARK.
Anusements Of the Highest Class for Everyone
...First Class Talent In Every Line.
SATURDAY, JULY 9th

...ftrSt class IAlent IN EvSTy Live
SATURDAY, JULY 9Th
Forenoon Department and class
work. ~.
Slayton Tennesseans and Miss Cert
rude Garfield, reader.
300 p. Mcclure by A. w. Low
Their, subject: ''Shakespeare's Dramas"
1880 p. M.-Entertainment by Stay
toms Tennesseans and Miss Gertrude
Garfield.
SUNDAY, JULY 7th
lO:OO-Devotional Service led by
Rev. T.. f. Sanderson.'
Hoo UndenominatiOnal Sunday
$50 F. M.-Lyric Glee club.
3:OO-Discourse by A. w. Lowther,
subject: "The Iliad."
$50 p. M.-Vesper Service.
1880 p. M.-Sacred concert by the
| Lyric Club and Miss Gertrude Can
field.
500 P. M.-Sermon by A. w. Low.
Their, Subject: 1.-THE Divine Comedy
MONDAY, JULY 9Th
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS work and
classes.
2:3O P. M.-Entertainment bv the
Lyric Glee Club aud Carter and wife.
800 p. M. Lecture by Guy Carl
ton Lee, Subject: "The Strength OF
the People"
1870 p. NJ Lyric Glee Club.
500 P. M.-Carter and wife, Mystery
and Magic.
TUEsDAY,JUNE9 9th
Observation-Disclosures work and
classes.
$3.50 P. M.-Lyric Glee Club, Carter
and Miss Matte Leveen, soloist,
800 P. Mcclure by Guy Carlton
Lee. Subject: ~ am the Queen -.
1870 P, M.-Lyric Glee Club and
Miss Matte Leveen, Soloist.
500 p. M.-Carter, the greatest Of
magicians, assisted by his wife.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10th
Department work and
classes.
$50 P. M.-Entertainment by the
Olaf Valley Co., Miss Matte Leyeen
and Ross Crane, Cartoonist.
3:OOP. M.--Lecture by DR.. F. b.
Gait.
4:3O P. M.-Ball Game.
1880 p. M.-Entertainment by the
Olaf Valley Co., Miss Mary Agnes
Doyle, Irish dialect reader, and Miss
Matte Leveen.
500 p. M.--Ross Crane, Cartoonist.
He will use chalk, clay q the piano.
THURSDAY, JULY 18th
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS work and
classes.
$50 P. M.-Entertainment by Olaf
Valley Co., Mary Agnes Doyle, reader
In Irish dialect, Ross Crane and Miss
Matte Leveen. <.
$3.50 P. M.-Rev. Father DAILY, of
Milwaukee. Subject: "Our Re.United
Country"
1880 p. M.-Entertainment by the
| OlaflV alley Co., Miss Agnes Doyle,
reader, and Miss Matte Leveen.
500 P. M.--Ross Crane with chalk,
clay and music.
FRIDAY, JULY 12th-w. c. T. J.. DAY
Forenoon-Class in methods con-
Quoted by officers of the organization.
This will include instruction in all OF
the departments of their work.
2::3O P. M.--Norton's C~hautauqua
Band and Orchest ra
$3.50 P. M.-Olaf Valley Co.. Miss
Agnes Doyle, reader, Edith Adams,
v~iolincellist, and William r.. Schnei-
der, pianist.
4:3O-School of Methods conducted
by the w. C. T. U.
TOO D. m.-Concert by the Norton
Chautauqua Band q
7:3O p. m.-Olaf Valley Co..
o.nN ntn-norA Mo6ol (Snn.
test conducted by the w. c. T. ..
This will include readers from all
over the state.
SATURDAY JULY 18TH
Forenoon--Morning department
work and classes.
200 D. m.--Norton's Band and
Orchestra.
2:3O D. m --Miss L. E. Stainback,
solist, and j.. L. Larder, reader,
Georgia Ray Mcmillan, i%nterperper-
tations of Negro Character. ~.
300 p. m.--Dr. Allen Tanner will
deliver his great lecture. 1.-THE Man in
Overalls."
TOO p. m.--Norton's C~bautauqua
Band and Orchestra. !
1880 p. m.--Miss L. E. Stainback,
solist and j. Larder. reader, Georgia
Ray Mcmillan, lnterpertatlOns OF
Negro Char acter.
$3.50 D. m.--Hon. Arthur K. Peck
will deliver his great lecture, THE
Heart of the Rockies and The Yose-
mite" THIS lecture is illustrated with
the best colored slides that q be pro-
cured. Do not miss this lecture.
SUNDAY, JULY l4th
1000 y. m.--Devotional exercises.
HOO q. INSTRUMENTATION Sun
day School. Il
$50 p. m.-Norton's company and
Miss t.. E. Stainback, and Miss
Georgia Ray Mcmillan.
3:OO-p. m.-Discourse by Rev. j.
w. Taylor.
1880 B. m.-Sacred concert by the
Norton Company, Miss L. E. Stain
back and j. L. Lardner. Georgia Ray
Mcmillan.
500 p. m~.-sermcn by DR.. j. w.
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