The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-02-12
A. Peterson of Sisseton, was
down at Milbank last Thursday
evening taking lessons in capt
ular masOnary.

OOWn at MllOank last Thursday
evening taking lessons in capt
ular masonary.
Harry Lindsley celebrated his
birthday anniversary last Sat.
urday with party of young
friends at his home.
Attorney J J. Batterton, OF
Slsseton, who had been suffering
with gall stones, was taken tC
Rochester, Mimi. last week for
examination and possible surgi
cal operation.
The Woodman dance and card
social which was to have been
held on Tuesday last has been
postponed to Monday. Feb Is,
on account of the blizzard.
All Woodmen and Royal Neigh
bOrs with their families should
be present.
Complaint having been made
to the mayor, regarding minors
smoking, Mr., Meehan sent out
notice to those selling tobacco,
drawing their attention to the
complaint. and warning them
not to sell tobacco or cigarettes
to boys.
Tickets for Parsifal will be on
sale at Blesers drug store Mon.
day Feb. Is. The prices will be
81 80, 81. 75c and SOC. The cur
tain will rise at 7:45 sharp and
no one will be seated after the
curtain is up until after the first
act. Doors open at 7:lo.
Mrs. P. DeTuncq of Appleton,
was IN Mllbank several days
during the week visiting with
her son Harry, who is employed
in the Herald office, and her
daughter Josephine, who has
charge Of the primary depart
m ent iu the public school
+. l.. Farnham is enjoying a
visit from his brother Roman
Farnham, who was a resid lent of
Grant county several years ago,
but has for some time been liv.
ing IN Wisconsin. He is accom-
panied by his wife and daughter
Florence, and the are on their
way for visit to the Pacific
coast.
At the Ideal-"Heard over the
Phone. > THE new Stenograph-
ar, and The Clowns Chris stmas
Eve, moving pictures Friday
md Saturday evenings, at : and
clock Matinee Saturday af .
ernoon at 3 o'clock. Illustrated
song "Dorothy" by Mrs. Miller. /
Admission ID cents, children IN
Ter II, 10 cents.
From all accounts Margaret
Minton and her superb com pany
of players who come to the Bent
ey Grand Opera House on Mon
lay, Feb. Is, in that beautiful
melo drama "Panama." a heart
interesting story of the great
canal, are the greatest favorites
Of the season. Crowded houses
have been greeting this wonder.
Ful attraction everywhere and
Will undoubtedly meet the same
fate here, for there have been
Quite a few eng quiries IN regard to
here coming.
A party of the Montevideo
folks who attended the Eastern
Star affair Monday evening, on
hearing that the midnight train
vas nearly two hours late, con-
;luded to remain over, get a
Nights sleep and 60 down on the
[O:30 o'clock train in the morn
nR. The plan was all right but
;he blizzard disposed of it and
he party did not get away until
Wednesday evening when the
irst train worked it's way
through. To add to the calami-
les of the visitros. through some
Misunderstanding some of them
missed the early night train and
lid not get through until the
lext morning.
The Ideal. VIM. Miller. pro.
'rletOr, was opended to the pub
ic Thursday evening of last
week. A good list of moving
pictures have been shown and
Illustrated songs by Mrs. Miller
ave proved a big success, crowd
ID houses being the order since
he opening Mr.. Miller has
pared neither money or time in
itting up the Ideal. and every
ent expended was through Mil.
'ank merchants. The money
aid by the patrons of the Ideal
tays at home.