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ofHareahy,lit.\dyim-itlitheIiOtheDaily Maids To-nigfit.The Y. M. G. A, of Huron is supported by the gift of $100 each from three citizens and by such sums as may be secured by lectures, concerts, etc. The Association is not thechild of any denomination; it receivesthe sympathy and the material aid of all. Its honfactions are extended to all. Its rooms are open to all.The yonug ladies of all the denominations, and perhaps others, have united in preparing a Dairy Maid’s festival for the purpose of replenishing the Association’s funds.This festival will be given to-night in the Grand. It. will be a novelty, for nothing of the kind has ever been held here. Its oddity will make it attractive; while the delicacies on sale will be so reasonable that all whosee will partake. ... JuHaving such a noble object in view, all citizens are appealed to give to the festival a geuerous patronage. raiir'rnoGHAM. one 1Milkmaids’ chorus aud march. fell i Solo, Miss Prime. ^ fepKecitation, Mrs. Melville. *Duet, Miss S my the and Mr. E. H. ' Aplin. , two;Solo, Miss Louise Mackenzie, roadLadies’ double quartette, “Good- „jnenight” _— ridethe Flt; tern o kids aartistsevlim:Wrtides a hat for hi chine from Stive! Jim 1 Gravi bin, ■ Grab home HuroWillcoliai at th
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Daily Huronite
Huron, South Dakota, US
Sat, Jun 11, 1887
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