The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-10-19
CORONA DEPARTMENT.

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NJ. Cummins of Wilmot was In town
Friday.
Gladys Brannon of Milbank is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Ruth Preston.
Cashier g. w. Clark made . busi-
ness trip to Twin Brooks last We'd
nesday.
Gus Mittelstaetd and ]. S. Farley
were seen "autoing" around town
Friday.
E. A. Norton OF Milbank was call
| ing on friends and relstives in this
vicinity last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Davis drove
! over to Ortonville Sunday to visit
with their relatives there.
Lyle Kyle and Pete Lindquist, two
Ortonville boys, we're visiting Bob
Lindquist over Sunday.
Florence Harper was In from Kill
born Thursday visiting friends around
town and at the village school.
Mrs. Hyde OF Webster, Grand lady
of Honor, held q special meeting of
the local order Monday night.
Miller's orchestra came up from
Milbank Friday and played for q
dance in Volght's hall in the evening.
Miss Katherine Thorndyke of Mil
bank was q guest of her friend and
former neighbor, Mrs. j. A. Martens.
w. E. vandervoort and Mr.. Addi-
Monday looking after the machinery
l Vuikh th4
Bros firm.
Rey. Dunn of the Sisseton M. e.
church was in town the fore part of
the week visiting Rev. Saxton, He
accompanied the latter to conference.
| Miss Lilah Train of Browns Valley
spent Sunday here q guest of her sis
ter Mrs. w. n. Peek. Being . stu
dent of her home high school, she re-
turned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. A. Wood were up
from Milbank and remained over
night Thursday, looking after matters
connected with their machinery and
hardware business here.
Donald Henely, who has rented and
worked the old Barnes place the past
year is holding an auction today. He
will move 10 his claim in the Cannon
Ball River country. N. d.
In the absence of the minister. the
W. g. r. U. had charge Of the SER
evening. A program consisting Of
speaking, singing, and papers was
rendered.
Miss Elenor Martens spent Sunday
with cousins at Milbank, returning
Monday morning. Her cousin, Miss
| Gertrude Martens returned with her
and will spend . few days visiting
here.
Jas. Chervenka, just as he stepped
from the train Monday on his return
from Ortonville, received telegram
which bore the very sad and unexpect-
ed news of his fathers death. Mr..
lCheryenka left on the Monday AFTER
noon train for Tyndall, s. D., where
ihis father lived.
Rev. Saxton returned from confer
ence Yesterday. He has been assign
/ ed q charge in the southern part OF
the state with more lucrative
salary than the one here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Saxton have made many friends
who regret very much to have them
leave. May their new field be q
pleasant one.
| w. 81. Brill and family whomovedon
the old Baxter place about year ago,
sold the farm two weeks ago, and yes
terday left for Lanark, ILL.,, their
former home. Mr.. Brill and his
brother -in-law, Oscar Shilling will 60
with the car of household goods and
machinery. The cause of the return
of the Brills to Illinois is not that the
family as . whole IL dissatisfied will
l the country, but is the fultillment O
sn agreement that MIR. Brill made tC
his wife before coming out here. TIT
promise being that II she was not per
fectly satisfied, they would return.
Little Johnnie Jorgenson, son Q
Peter j. of whom mention was mad'
last week, gradually grew worse from
the time of the last report. 1t wa
thought by physicians the first OF tn
week that his case inflammation OF tn
Of the bowels) was hopeless. but his
parents and friends watched him and
hoped for change for the better. Th'
little fellow suffered greatly but bore
| Il Cheerful lily, being conscious up oth'
last. Il was Friday morning ebou
| I've O'Clock that the angel ut deatl
Icalled him. Services we're held Mon
day In the M. e. church at this place
conducted ia the Danish language b!
! preacher from Summit. The re
mains were taken to the Danish ceme
terry northwest of town for burial
The bereeved family have the heart
ta1< avv,, !. athv ~ this VILLAGE.