The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-28

from Corona Tuesday.
Mrs. j. G. Burgan leaves for
Tower City, N. D., Friday night.
Horace Cole of Meriden, Iowa,
was Milbank visitor Wednes-
day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dore spent
Sunday with relatives at Orton-
vile.
DIR. Harris, of Wilmot, was the
guest of DR.. Vosburgh1 the first
of the week.
Mayor Bouck has been laid up
for several days past with rheu-
matism in his limbs.
i B. F. Shaller and F. A. Ray
ner of Lanark, ILL.,, are in the
city this week on business.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. S. Keeney
and the latter's uncle Mr. John
Merrick of New York, were Or
tonville visitors Saturday.
Dick Watson took the night
: train Tuesday for Towner, N. D.,
where he has accepted clerk
ship in general store.
Mrs. E. A. Norton went to
) Montevideo yesterday to take in
the Chippewa county fair, where
Mr.. Norton has some horses on
r exhibition.
3 Mrs. Horace Glenn, who has
t been visiting at the home OF Mr..
} Glenn s parents for some time,
7 returned to her home IN Aber
deem Wednesday.
< J. H Longnecker, who is on a
r farm just south of Twin Brooks
f reports that the flax Which he
: has just threshed went ffteer
:, bushels to the acre.
Eddy & Eddy-makers of the
!. cutsups, mustards and flavorings
that stand the pure food test O.
q every state-a full line at Nc
!. Collum & Thirsks.
j. E. S. Pullen returned yester
}. day morning from a two week!
!, trip in Minnesota where he hat
been putting testers in tn
i [,cueRmeries.
!. Mrs. Conright's milliner,
q opening last week was a grea
, success and many were the ez
pressions of delight made by tn
r ladies as they saw and examine
y the fine line of goods she had o
,. display.
J Mr.. and Mrs. -Four tain, an
= daughter, of Redwood Falls
MINI, were guests of Mr.. an
d Mrs. j. S. Farley last Saturday
s. They recently sold their hote
le property at Redwood Falls an
Ia are looking up new location.
is Rumors are af1oat among th
a. railroad men that change {
time table is likely to be made 8
st any time to bring the afternoo
re passenger train from the east a
IS hour and a half earlier. N
I'd official notice has yet been n
l.. ceived. LATER = Official motto
at has been received that the trai
will arrive here at 4:29 com meme
ing Monday.
81 G. E. Wilcutt of Iowa has pur
- - chased the S. W. ] of section 2t
~ N. w. of 35, town 121, range 81
, V in Blooming Valley, of Edwin "
:, ~ Henke. The consideration wa
S1O,5O0 Mr.. Wilcut purchase
this as an investment and WI
Ia not move on to it.
le Marty Martens has d Pierr
= paper which states that his so
el Glenn ran against man VIII
AZ had held the Office of judge
nc probate for several terms-bu
G that the younger republican
we're bound to be recognized an
IN Glenn received % votes to 8 re
of ceived by the other candidate.
III L. V. Peek of Wilmot cam
X down on the late train Satur da
W. night. He says that the Gran
+. County Phone Co., have an eli
'e CANT chance to work up q mic
on business at that point and Siss
eton-that the farmers phone to
in the people around there is all 20
d hear.
ell A scarcity of cars is the or
l., heard among the elevator men
er this city. They have an abund
RS ance Of grain on hand but al
he unable to get it unloaded out I
he the elevator just as fast &
al they can buy. Between the CT
for cars from both the coal me-
en- aud the shippers on this en-,
elk coupled with the company usin
tn so many of its cars to ship bull
er ing material to their extension
90 tho nnctorn mart of the state RI