The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-09-24
MILBANK, S. OAK. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER "a, 1909.



Fred Port visited over Sunday
with his sister, Margaret, at
Aberdeen.
e. E. Mills moved into his new
house Thursday, and MIR. Purdy
took possession of the house
vacated by Mr.. Mills.
T. W. Fellers returned last
week from an excursion to
Southern Alberta, where he had
taken party of land seekers.
Prof. Clark and family went
to the lake last Friday to test
the fishing, and found it very
satisfactory, returning home the
frs, of the week.
Probably the most substantial
success in the line of drama is
"For Her Brothers Sake, which
comes to the Opera House on
"wednesday, Sept 20.
Mr.. o. B. Slentz on the Fair.
child farm west Of town will
move his family to the Pebble
Beach farm this week, having
purchased same from S. G.
Jones.
| Already public curiosity has
aroused to q considerable extent
in the coming of the powerful
drama, For Her Brothers
Sake" at the Opera House, We'd
nesday, Sept. 90.
Mrs. Smull of Chicago, mother
of editor Smull, and a neice, Miss
Wiutrenger, who had been visit
ing the Smull family, went west
to Lennon the first of the week
to make filings on government
land.
Lee Gold came over from
Wa.ertown on an auto Sunday,
and in passing through Milbank
took Mr.. and Mrs. Paddock to
Big Stone. On his return to
Watertown he took his brother
Earl with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oownie went 10
Pebble Beach farm at Big Stone
lake the first of the week for q
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jones,
Mr.. Jones has sold his farm and
will vacate this week aud move
to Big Stone for the winter.
Miss Hazel Conright was the
happy recipient of very fine
riding pony last week from the
III H" ranch westof Gettysburg.
E. Lambert rode the pony thru
from there, proving that the
poney is well saddle broken.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Archdale, arriv.
ed from Central Illinois last
Tuesday. Mr.. Archdale is the
gentleman who recently pur-
chased the Chas. Hevener farm,
and brought his wife here to see
their new home, but will not
move on the farm this fall.
Thursday Sept. 30th, Field
and Market day, the celebrated
Maharas minstrels will give two
performances at the OperaHous
one in the afternoon at 2 p M,
and one in the evening at 8 30
These fun makers are without
equal and every body should stay
for the evening perfor nance.
The Milbank band went up to
Webster Monday evening and
assisted for couple Of days in a
fall celebration at that place. The
base ball team also attended the
ceremonies and in Wednesdays
game cleaned up the Webster
boys with a score of IA to 4. An
other game was to be played
yesterday.
Miss Edith Crawford, who
went over to Gary TIE first of the
month to resume her work as
teacher in the schools of that
place, has been stricken with in.
fam matory rheumatism and has
been obliged to suspend her
work. Mrs. Crawford goes to
Gary on Saturday to bring her
home with automobile.
Makocha and Excelsior clubs
will be represented at the state
federation which meets at Dell
Rapids next week, Tuesday and
Wednesday. Mrs. David Gam.
BILE left for there Thursday and
will visit friends this week, Mrs.
Ed. Dore who is with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Pollard, while Mrs.
Saunders, Mrs. Prevey Mrs. w.
Kayser and Mrs. Donnehaur and