The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-08-11
CORONA DEPARTMENT.

rom OndmUcE1dlu WuOIC VlCy now
been grading on the new railroad.
After doing the harvest they intend to
return with the whole family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leschenski took their
first meal in their new residence Tues
day noon. This new home is one of
the best in Corona and Rob says IT
seems like being away from home.
Frank Churchill was visiting Kill
born friends Friday and Saturday.
He is about to start to Washington,
to accompany our surveyor, j. }.
Stanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Clark, and
Mrs. w. w. Stapleton have gone to
visit relatives at Owatonna, Little
Falls. and other points in Minnesota.
They intend to be gone about month.
w. G. Hicks has space elsewhere in
this department which you are invited
to read. Mr.. Hicks carries a very
nice and up-to- date stock of general
merchandise. He talks to you about
harvest groceries this week.
G. w. Clark, who for number of
years has been a prominent Corona
wheat buyer, has severed his relation
with the elevate business. He says
that twenty-five years of it is enough
for any man.
Milbank base ball manager, Robt.
Sutcliff. was here trying to get a game
with the local team. He said that the
Milbank boys had $50 to put up on a
game. The Corona boys have more
than that in some of the harvest fields
just now. Talk game later.
The contractor, Chas. A. Elphick,
has the new Farmers tNt1 COM
pleted and ready for the action Of the
board of directors. The new house
is the fourth one at Corona, while not
so large as some, it is up-to-date in
every respect, being fitted out with the
latest improved machinery.
Corona is coming right to the front
this summer, several new additions
being built to the store buildings,
which certainly shows business is in
creasing if anything does. Now if all
will pull together, with one idea in
", Corona, first and last, we will
have a village second to none in the
county.
Work on the remodeling of Phanco
& Clark's store building is progress
ing nicely and they will soon be in
shape to stock up and get ready for
| business. Mr.. Phanco, who has been
conducting the business for some time,
is we'll known to all, and he and Mr..
Clark solicit share of your trade in
groceries and dry goods.
DR.. J. f. Miller, the new physician
who recently located in Corona, is
we'll pleased with the outlook. He is
in receipt of letter from Mr.. Pickle,
the gentleman at Brady, who wishes
to start drug store here, that he will
move here as soon as he can get a
location. 1t is expected that Corona
parties will put up building, as
there is nothing vacant at present.
l.. P. Farley is getting everything in
shape for the arrival of his large
stock of hardware. Shelving and
other neccess airy fixtures are in place.
The first. shipments have arrived and
are being put in place. Mr.. Farley
has been enjoying very nice trade
since coming to Corona and that he
will succeed goes withoul saying
See his ad elsewhere in this depart
ment.
Mr.. John Souter, of Woonsocket,
cousins OF the Buthkes was here dur
ing the week. He was accompanied
by his mother who will visit here a
while and then return to her home IL
Wisconsin. Mr.. Souter is well
pleased with the country here and
| says that he has three quarters o1
| Woonsocket land which he would like
to trade for two in this part OF the
state.
Agent j. T. Dawson, of Cold &
Co.'S. elevator, has everything in first
class shape for the fall grain buying
The company has been compelled tt
put in a new feed mill, one of thu
largest in this part of the country
having been installed. They are nov
prepared to grind your feed on yer.
short notice, and as Mr.. Dawson
says, "They bring it in the gangway
and by the time they get to the spou
on the outside the feed is ground ant
ready for them"