The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-11-20
Church Opening
Two Weeks Missionary Services Com
mencing November -. Fair
on December 8, 3 & 10


mencing November %. Fair
on December 8, 9 & 10
The new st. Lawrence Catho-
lie church will be opened for ser
vices on Sunday morning, Nov.
ember 22nd, with solemn high
mass at 1920. This formal open
ing of the new editice-consider-
ed by all a charming addition to
our beautiful city-will be mark.
ed by the commencement of a
two weeks mission which will be
in charge of Fathers Brady and
Monaghan.
The first week will be devoted
to an explanation of the Catholic
doctrine, and the lectures are
free and open to Catholics and
non-catholics alike. A most cor
dial welcome is extended to all.
The second week of the mission
will devoted to further unfolding
the Catholic teachings and the
lectures will be of especial inter.
est to non-catholics. A question
box will be placed in the en-
trance to the church into which
questions may be put. Those
who may seek an explicit answer
on any point of catholic doctrine
are cheerfully invited to make
good use of this question box.
such questions will be answered
before the lecture of the evening
In May 1912, fathers Monog-
han and Brady conducted a very
successful mission here, and
their lectures were received with
great satisfaction. If the large
congregations t h at attended
these lectures may be any criter
ion whereby to pass judgment,
the lectures of the coming mis-
sion will be we'll attended and
the auditorium of the new edifice
should be taxed to full capacity.
a fair for the benefit of the St.
Lawrence church will be held
on Dec. 8, 9, and 10. The
spacious basement of the new
church with the comforts com
ing from the new heating plant
and electric lights will be utilized
for the purpose. The proceeds
of the fair will be used to pay
off some of the Indebtedness in
incurred in erecting the new
parish church.
The generosity Of the people
of Milbank in the past is safe
and sure guarantee that the
present fair will be financial as
we'll as a social success Two
years ago the people Of Milbank
regardless of church affiliations
contributed literally to the
success Of the fair held at that
time, and their generous spirit
was greatly appreciated by the
members of the Of the st.
Lawrence Church. The mer
chants of the city again have
shown a kindly interest and
have generously donated for the
fair the following articles.
Handsome decorated vase-E. p.
Mesmer valued $3.50
One years subscription to the Her.
aid Advance
Gold Framed Picture-N. j. Bleser
valued at $3.50
One fancy box of candy-Mosiman
Bros, valued at S5
One years subscription to the Grant
County Review
Pair of ladies or gentlemens shoes
-Thirsk Bros, valued at 81
Ladies hat-Mrs. Conright value %
One years subscription to the Grant
County News
One Meal Ticket-O. K. Restaurant
value IS
One grindstone-George Jurgsns 50
Ladies fur cOllar-A. Larson 50
Leather settee-Levi Schnabel, SIS
One years subscription to the Her
aid Advance
Fair OF boys shoes-R. S. Mathews
valued at s.
Silver fruit dish-W. c. Kayser val
ued at $3.50
Suit for hoy from to 10 years
Erlandson & johnson Co., value 95
One years subscription to the Grant
County News
Auto shawl-Sheehan Saddlery Co.
valued at SO
Mans hat-E. j. Engel, value s.
Table runner and pillow to match
Mrs. Lindquist, IS
One years subscriptson to the Grant
County Review
One fancy decorated picture-E. p.
Mesmer, $3.50
lOC lbs fiour-Grant County Milling
Co, value s. SO
Gold framed picture-N. J. Bleser
value $3.50
Brown furs-Mrs. FL. G. Port $40
One years subscription to the Grant
County News
Chamber set G. NJ. Bowe, $3.50
One HAMA. G.. Grams "a
Pair of Mems shoes-Fossum Shoe
Store, Is