The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-10-12
CORONA DEPARTMENT.

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Mise Cora Drake is In town employ
"a at Mrs. Geo. Clark's for the VIM
/ tor.
Wood Bros. have achange OF I'd this
we6k drawing your attention TO furni-
sure.
Mrs. Jos. Goslin o. Summit was
visiting relatives here during the
week.
i Miss Nettie Phanco went to Mime
apolis Thursday on her way TO Penn
sylvania.
Mrs. Saxton returned home after .
months visit at her home In Iowa,
this week.
Anna Hoffman and Lucy Ehrle were
at Ortonville Friday for medical
treatment.
Iva Dodge, who is employed at the
Corona House, was Milbank passen-
ger Friday.
q. +. LeDuc of Milbank, was In
town Friday looking after his thresh-
ing interests.
A. G. Lender was in town last We'd
nesday looking after the threshing on
his farm north of town.
Miss Kate Austin has engaged q
school over near Stockholm, that will
begin the last OF this month.
Fred Dockter has rented the Geo.
White place for the coming season
and will move onto it soon.
Gil. Hass returned from Canada
Saturday, whore he had been working
at his trade, that of carpenter-dur-
ing the last few months.
Geo. Fravard, Mrs. L. p. Farley's
brother, has been visiting her during
the past week and enjoying himself
hunting and fishing with Rem Farley.
The Corona Mercantile Co. are
after your business. Read their ad in
this department and then consider
whether it is worth while TO send away.
Eight pupils were added to the en-
r0llment OF the village school this
week: five to the eighth, one to the
sixth, one to the fourth and one to the
first.
Aug. Schmidt, proprietor of the
hotel at Twin Brooks, made Corona =
visit Monday. He remarked that the
village had made numerous changes
since he was last here.
w. D. Chellis came home from
Frederick Saturday evening where he
has been at work with the Carlson
crew OF carpenters. He returned
to work again Tuesday.
g. L. Preston, ssthe man who buys
| things" purchased the old Ginther
school house, and is moving it into
town to have it remodeled into q
dwelling house. He has already had
several chances to rent it.
| Persons going south in the afternoon
will do we'll to bear In mind the
change in time, train going south IL
due at Corona at 4:4O p. M, and re-
turning is due at $50 p. M, other
trains have no change In time.
i Preston's old blacksmith shop, one
4 OF the old land marks, has been NOV
ed OF Main street. One section Mr.
II Preston will use for barn on the l.
p. Farley lots, and the other is to be
con vorted into . dwelling, located
northeast from Tom Lambert's.
Will Hills has rented the II. D.
Smith place, which was worked tht
past season by W.. B. HOuger. Mr.
Houger will move on the place rent
"a the past year by Chas. Norton
Who has leased the place on which
Will Hills has lived during the pas
few years.
| October, 9.
The local w. C. T. u. met Thursday
with Miss Dunn at the school house.
4 Ed. Dore came up from Milbank til
flrst OF tho week.
j r. w. Meehan, OF Milbank, was vi
Friday looking after the threshing OF
HE farm.
i Rev. Saxton will 90 to conference
soon. II 10 reported that he will no
return to Corona.
! The Corona Mercantile Company il
making preparations to put In nev
tCement sidewalks In front Of the store
The CONNER family on the L. Hills
| place has had IN addition In th,
person Of boy who appeared one q :,
last week.
i Little Johnnie Jorgens0n, SON o
i Butcher Jorgenson, has been seriousl,
/ III during the past week. He 10 nov
u much better.
] Geo. w. Clark and Chss. Elphicl
Il attended : u3eeting Of the Masoni,
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| llrst degree.
81 r. r. Dilley, who recently pur
chased farm from w. w. Deuel.
has about completed : large, moder
dwelling ON the same, II being heate
with : hot-air plant.