The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-02-16
CORONA.

CORONA.
Wood Bros. have a change of ad
this week.
! j. A. Denkman left for Mitchell
Monday afternoon.
s. e. Loveland made a business
trip to Sisseton Monday.
E. A. Nyberg, the blacksmith, was
a Milbank visitor Monday evening.
Miller's orchestra played for the
dance here last Friday evening.
N. G. Anderson made a business
trip to Milbank Saturday afternoon.
Joe JOHN and Dick Clark were pas
sengers to Wilmot Monday evening.
Miss Maggie Chapman was at Mil
bank Saturday morning between
trains.
Gus Hart has accepted position
with the Farley Bros. local hardware
dealers.
There are prospects for couple of
new business places here in the
spring.
Mrs. G. n. Soule and son Bis, at
tended the ball at WilmOt Monday
evening.
Mrs. CIV. Clark, Mrs. w. W.
Stapleton and daughter Garlic, were
at Milbank Monday.
c., C. Drayes of Wilmot, was a
guest of his daughter, Mrs. G. III.
Soule Monday.
w. A. Peeg and w. G. Hicks were
Milbank visitors Monday evening be-
tween trains.
Barnes of the Herald Advance Office
force, was in town Monday drumming
up business for his paper.
F. w. Meehan, F. G. Roberts and
| G. c.. MiddlebrOOk were in town Fri
day looking after banking interests
here.
Mr.. Raebel and son Albert, came up
| from Milbank Tuesday to help VIM.
Raebel of this village celebrate his
SD birthday.
E. A. Nyberg andWill Goats haye
been drawn on the jury that will try
Flute the Indian, at Sisseton. Court
convenes the 10th of this month.
Prof. Ben Bower was Milbank
visitor Monday evening between
trains to see his parents who had just
returned from visit to friends in
Wisconsin.
S. E. Loveland has traded his farm
about three miles north of town for
the Denkman residence property in
this village, and will move into town
some time in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Peeg, of Ma
riett q, Minn., were the guests at the
home of w. G. Hicks over Sunday.
They drove as far as Milbank and
came up on the train from that place.
Bert NJ. Davis, the new barber, who
came to this place recently from Or
tonville, says he is enjoying good
trade. He extends an invitation to
the men to call and have shave or
| hair cut and see for themselves what
his work is. He has moved into the
annex to the Soule building.
i The annual meeting of the directors
| of the Corona State Bank was held
here Tuesday. The business OF the
last year proved very satisfactory and
the bank found to be in prosperous
condition. The old officers. Pres, F.
B. Roberts, Vice P, G. G. Middle
brook; Cash., E. P. Brockman; and
Assistant Cashier, F. w. Meehan.
were reelected. Ray Stapleton was
reengaged as bank clerk.
| Paul Kohler has won the distinc-
Il ton as "Corona's land hustler.'' He
has completed the sales of several of
the best farms in this vicinity within
the last six weeks to the entire satis-
faction of all parties concerned. MIR.
Kohler will open up an Office in the
Farley building in the near future
where he will be pleased to meet his
old friends. If you want to buy or
sell real estate call on or write him ut
Corona.
In this department you will find the
advertisement of j. S. & l.. P. Farley,
the hardware merchants. The above
is the new name of the firm since the
first of the year. l.. P. Farley who
has had charge of the store, but now
in partnership with his brother, has
enjoved a good trade since coming to
this place; in fact Mr.. Farley saws
their trade is increasing every day.
They have recently added nice line
of harness and repairs to their stock.
They invite you to call whether you
buy or not, just drop in and inspect
their goods and say hello if nothing
more. Be sure and read their ad.