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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15
Sandal. al spmidero do este edi6ciI
por snsGntrarse lleno.
Para loo quo quieran coIocar
hten 81 dinero

es yende q arrisnda On Ponsa, On
10 salle AToCHA. II mas sensrisa do
10 aiudad snhrs laa dos plaxas prinsi-
pales, an almaseu do mAmpostsria y
madsrs del pals, do II pies 8 pulgs.
das do rsnse poY 10 calls del Sol y
30 II pplgadaa por In do ATOcHA,
frente & laa sasas do Knmanuelli b O,
r. VAldesills Hemanos & @.
For taner este almaeen dos arri'
mos 90 hasa muy f&cil fAbriaarle una
plsnts alsal scntn Gngnio do man.
postarfa Bolamsnts. TamhiAn unA ds
plados alntRs msmpostsrla sontixus
anterior On IL aAlIs dol COL. III qus
sdquisra saiA proyiedad isndrk ar
husn iniss6s de su dinaroi Para In
formaa diriRirss & RAFAsL RIvKaA
EsBsI.--sal II, PonAe.
Han sido denuneladoa Lorenzo
Bsaushamp, Rosa Fslo6n. Manus
Colon, Cirilo Flgueroa y Damaso Mar
tines, por infsssci6n & Ias ordenansal
munisipAle', aiendo sender ados & al
dollar do multa eAda uno.
--Tambiea han aldo dsnunciadol
Juan Torres y Enrique vlzquex POI
10 MAMA eausa. Luciano do los SAn
toa pcr dead den Idbiso, eondenadt
| & 81 dc multa. Victoria Rodriguez
Raimundo Toro, por rifia, sordenado
{ SIS. so eada uno, Juan Perez po,
robo, condenado 4 30 diAs do e&arecl
Antonio IEQuierdo por dsfIo mAlicio
20, condenAdo a. dollars de mults
SAndalio Rodriguez Rodo 1, vaz
Qusx por riasy & joss Mslendes po
tofrAeei6n & los 6edeues sanitariss
Francisco MsIendtz, Maria Cruz, sal
vadora Torres y BAlbinA Mendez, pc
des6rdsn p6blico. eondenAdAs & .
eada una. Emilia Maldonado, po
portar armAs prohibidas. t4e conde
nAdo per el iuzgado municipal & s
dollars do mults'
-Salieron hoy & osupAr Aus res
psctlvos pusstos el eApitGn de 10 poll
Ofa inaular aeiior Sil6n y el tanienss 4
! 10 miamA aefior Castro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15
CaIdeta Y Motor

ge vende una caldera de rs o&ba'
iloA un mctor do So osbslloE da L.
renombradS fahriea SAtlAsSi tiene
POGO uko. Para iniorrnea d'riiirSe O
3. 4. De SolA.--P 0. Box 80S, San
Juan P.R. 2vA.lm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15
POR $4,000

De contado, 90 vende 10 dnea de-
nominsda SBarrsncssS, 10 eual 20
haya sisueda en- al harrio de sLlanos
Coatas dc ease t6rmino, Dista & horA
y media de Ia poblacion, 90 compona
do ]. 500 cuerdss ds extensi6n, todas
propisn para lss siemDrss do frutos
meroras y en particular pArs el algo-
don gC6ilan.s Tieue dos Daspf6cos
mansntlales para dar de csoer al ga
nado: siena colind anciA al mar y puer.
TO para emb&rcar tOdoa los frutos. En-
ia 10 puedon cuidAr hAsta 400 cahs
xaa do gAnado.
Para intormes dirigirse don Uli'
ses Narini--Post Office, -salls anu
eoE Rivera.9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15

6T Cn ssta InprentA as vsnde
pApsl visio de perI6dieo q 81 quiptal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15
UN CABALLO

Al que sussribe, 10 ha sido sus
tratdo do SD t5nea agrfcola, alta On 81
barrio de Sperthass do eata iurisdie
ai6n, un cAbsilo de "a pertaneneia de
las seiias siguieutas; Ssino amarillo,
eastrado, eon Gordon do mula en- o.
ancA, do 8 amos mas 6 menoA de sdAd
de ssis y msdia casrt&s do alxadA, tis
ne IN lusero On 10 frente que 10 eorre
h&eia absio, IL pata traeerA derecha
blanca del nudillo absio,
Sc grstifcark & In persana que 10
entregue'
San Sebsstia, JUNO 2e dc l, ,o06,
3O7 PEDRO ESTRADA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15

Esta nusv& eieneia de ourar, ba~
aads Gu misterlosos prinsipioa y lsyes
fundamentalaH do 10 vida, es hoy In
6nisa ssper&rza ds los eniermos sr6-
nieos y desahusiadoa.
Por Gu gran poder reparsdor vi-
gorizsdor, Se considarx como 81 ver'
dadero ELIxIR DE VIDA, como 10 fusn
To del rcjuveuscimieDto = de ls regene-
raci6n del ORGANISING humane.
Numsrosos aDfsrmos curAdos en-
toda la isla, muehos dc ellos ya mo.
rihundos, son las meioreS pruebag qua
&c pueden presentAr.
Para consultas = trst&mien tos, di.
riiirse psrsonslmense 9 por escrito al
Professor eF. Virella Uribe, Clfniea
BiopatlcA, Arroyo, p. R.S 30 III MID
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15

10 municipal para Ia odcinh.de Ia sec
c!6n de cam nos vseiosles sl seior
Angel Santiago con ell habsr de s45
msnauaIeE,
Ell municipio de In oiudad de
Ponce ha Istisfecho & IL Pones Rsel'
rray and Light Co por copsepso de
luz la suma ds s.49l50 7or el mes de
Julio.
Sc hA psgsdc 81 rerastissa de lAs
obrAs del Hospital Ttio cha 10 auma
de- s4O0 65 4 oaerta dc los trabAios
sfectuAdos en- d.aho hnsoisAl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15
MAS OfLEGA0Os

0 ros delegados elegidos On la'
elecconss pareiAles unioniatas cele
bradas artss de aver domiugc, II del
eorriente Agnstc;
Barrio 80. Jose Cot. jose Pou
Barrio ~ jose Z.yas, Juan Fran
eiseo Misil, Pastor Vslenzuela, Victor
r. Vs.tura y Dsmetrio Goyena.
Canas. Rufno Rivera, Luis Nal
dnnado, Luciano Q issada y Felipe
Vsga.
Playa. Juan NAtiaa, Juan Rosa
rio, Pedro Salvador, Miguel Negr6n,
Joa6 NJ. JuatiS, Fslipe Nsgr6n, San
tlago R d,igusz y Felipe Oliver.
Anon. Carlos Pagan y Cosme Or
llE.
PortugueE Gregorio Castro.
Msgueyes Joaquin Glr6n.
sAhanetss. Luciano Colon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15
nOv|MIENTO De EMPLEADOS

Cesantss! Dou Santiago B oitio
on 81 cargo do auxi!iar del Dep6sito
mupieipAl
Dun Tomas Martinez en- Q! de Po'
licia da SAnidSd.
Don Rafael Capestany en- el de %
eribsnte Del Rsgistro Civil.
Don Victor Ramos hA prsaentadt
renupciA del cargo de celador del De
p6aito municipal.
NombrAdos: Don Visitor Ramos
para polieiA dc SanidAd.
Don Candido TcrruellA. Celadol
del DSp6sito municipal.
Don Victor M. Rodriguez, auxi
liar del Dsp6aito municipal
Don CArmsln MArtintz, epcrihientI
del Regiatro Civil.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15
DIR &C TO RIO
AVlSO

La acreditadA Ageneia dc mA2ui-
nAs dc sSipger Sewing Machine CVs
pArtloipA & aus isnIes y Al p6blico
90 general que hA trASlao1do sus oh-
sinAs & IL PiAxA principal n1msro Z,
Snlieuo aa1Ableclmianto do don Hsr
minlo Armatrong 10 ..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15

EL "PONCE GROCERY

30 vends ArtisuIos slimsntisioa,
direCtamsnte importAdos do Estadoa
Unidos, llsvapdoas & sAsA del com
prAdor' svrtido siemprs trsxao. Co
lmeraio 7.-ApartAdo "a. -TeleiGuo IL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15
PROFESSIONAL
DR, G.. WIVES

Ocsllisto dsl Asia Y Hospital d. Cs00s'
Horas do eonsulsasI de 101 . LII
da1aS. TalAfono dc 90 rssidensia
o6mayn sT TelAfono dal Aailo, Isl,
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Continued from page u
sea by the wind and waves and that
the keeper and family went with the
st ructure. q
Reports from H~atties,nrg, Miss ,
eresthat the town has suffered about
S3p0tg00S damage. from the wind and
water. The fire department was cali.
ed 'at in the Vicinity of Gordon creek
t" rescue WOMEN aud children impris.
oned in their homes, by the overflow
OF the creek Five buildings were
blown DOWN. oae L. en- .aL,- a
large warehouse. The First National
bank a unroofed. Many Mississippi
reports express apprehension about
the rural negro population, saying
that cabins have been blown down
by scores. Reports estimate the losA
of life at twenty to thirty
On the Mississippi gulf coast In Id.
dition to the twenty-five small schoon.
ers reported wrecked last night, Shi,
and Cat island. In the Mississippi
sound. have I've bsrks wrecked On
their shores. =
xReports from 90 miles ofsthe gulf
coast through which the Louisville
Reports from 100 miles Of the gulf
last night say there is apparently a
Wen founded rumor that several men
we're drowned during the hurricane
while attempting to save their lives.
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Two swT n ElssUN1Ea
Continued nom welss

T7S)fficer umbenhauer icon.
tscioas 81 what occurred affer the first
Two shots were fired. When he re-.
gained consciousness a minutes
fater, he notified Clty.ynrsbai ben
Coles and the police fosce spent the
Remainder Of the night looking for
the two strspgers.
me ma FWnO uld *tne SNORING
is described IS being about i've feet
eleven inches taIl. dressed ID shabbv.
dark clothes. nth sandy ham ef red.
dish cast ana. wore a Black hat. He
weighs about go pounds. The short
man. who gaze his name as wilson &.
police court. Was arrested All x -
raney charge twsdaesdsy ana 4sse4
Bope released him for lack af Suite
lent eytaedoe % maala M charge.
iie spvofiy dressed arsu. dark. arso
las 4 scar ant.s one II his csss.
Ma&A f.
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feDf 1eentafiyes here today should see
b Msthat In the interests Of New Mex.
leo You do a grand old work. Forget
your differences, bdry your griey.
ances. II yon have any. be In truth not
only brethren IN faith. but brethren
IN unity ~ purpose. so that when the
hoitics Of democrats assault In No,
vembep they -wiQ find the republican
ranks in solid allknnApt and be rolled
back and meetes Nth The same fate
an do the hordes Of hell when they
assault the b%attleLients of heaven.
Gentlemen, |. came up here with the
grim determtS ttion--the ~grbwth of
ten y~ears-to say somethingAsI have
said IL. and aJ6s1oy your servantto
do your biddingy1 :
49,. 49,
At the conclusion af Mr.. ruIien $
address. ahe matterNo Of permanent 81
g%anization was taken MP II was NOV.
ed and seconded that four committees
be appointed. one ON credentials, one
on gulesS and order Of busiiiess, one
on platform and resolutions and enc
on perniA organization. n mem.
Der of each delegation to be appoint.
ed on a corinittee. by the chairman
of each delegation. The ~secretarv
then called The roll of counties and
the ciatrtnen % the delegations an.
nounled the names of the committee.
men 1elected. as follows:
Reselutions-W. b. Chfders. w G.
Reid. Jeremiah Leahy. l.. o. Fnllen
Y. II. Mweomb. c. II. Stearns. q. r..
Prichard.- a. A. Tempke. Gregory
Page, David Bushkevitz, r. ~.
Beach, A. b. Daubers, W. Z. Lindsey.
a. 3. Prince. q A. Tinker, T. B. Cat.
ron, N. F. Desriarais. r. Arnold, WE.
Martin. i. AZ Miera. Melaquias Mar.
tinez. A. Sanchez, solomon Luna. L,
y. Fox. Chas, u. Miller.
Rules and Order of sBudness-Geo.
.Arnot, Il b. Wetmore. q. C.. Cramp.
ton, l.. o. Fuilen, ". D. Murray. F. r.
Baca, Z. w. Watson. 8. Canaran, j.
D. Moreno, G. r Downs, A. l.. pease.
NJ. s. Salazar. G. Y. Stafford. J. w,
Akers, j. I. Rogers. II. David Dessen.
ser y. =. Griffith. Z. 4. Perea. IN:
Martinez, A. saiakxr. n. F. Galleeos.
Z. Arlpijo. Martin Lohmau.s
Pert anent organizationE G.
Ortiz. B. wetmore, E. Stualee. Har.
~, Hamilton, r. AlBusA. N. Armifo.
G. HiKhtoNe r. G Page. LIAM Nayar.
70. +. W. Beach. w Lindsey, 4. D.
Daubers. j. Marines. b. NJ. White j
9, Duncan, s. n. Abeyta, J. Montoya.
n. Martiness N. Isramiilo. Balislo Ro.
nero. ]. Marines. n. Valdez.
Credentials. N wilkerson. n
a. cahoon. r. B. Hart. Harry Hamib
ton. n. II. Belts. Pablo Araeon. Geo
Sena. A. a. Tempe. IS. e. Aldtich. s.
Vigii, !, ,. Phillips. N. vEGaIleeos,
A. n Pease. Alex kead, r mi Sap
lin. Charles Wheel6u. III. Pierce.
Abran Abeyts. u. Ne. 6as1oyal, N.
Martinez. p P<dl;ia, y Racs. Z. M.
Gallegos, =. Van Pats9n, g. G,it3errez.
Charles a. spiess ! this poirN tpok
t'ie floor and ma1> q motion thu IA
convention adjouai until $50 b. III.
while the commtfyees were dellber.
la.ing " the roonis4ff the Commercial
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PIKE CENTENNIAL CLOSES
At COLORADO SPRINGS

Colorado Springs. Colo, Sept. go
The Pike centennial closes tonigh, al.
ter a week irepiete with interest and
enjoyment TO III e~thousands 81 WISH,
ors from Colorado and neighboring
states. The garrison review by GOV.
ernor Mcdonald and his distinguished
guests at Camp Pike was held at 10
this morning.
Mrs. Fred Brooks and children
drove home today TO Wagon Mound.
whence they will 20 to Cimarron. 80
soon as a dwelling house can be fit.
TED up for their occupancy.
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! coMMEaciAL CLUE AND DUNCAN OPERA HOUSE. WHERE :
: DAY. - y
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Death and HAVOC
IN STORMS wake

CONTINUED from page /,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-14

The famous Kilties Band will APP
pear at Mitchell Corn Palace, Sept.
1929.
They have just recently finished a
nine months tour of England, the
longest made 10y any Simular musica.
organization IN that country. The
band landed in England in September
last, and had not been there many days
before III. M. King Edward VII issued
a royal command for the Kilties to 90
to Balmoral Castle and give one of
their admirable entertainments before
the King and his guests, and in the
ballroom was given one of the most
diversified programs ever played by
the kiitles, little of everything in
the bands repertoire being introduced
to the delight of the company.
which applauded every number very
heartily. All of the royal party, in
cluding the King wore kits in honor
of the kilties At the conclusion of
the program the King left his seat and
expressed his genuine pleasure to the
band. saying that he had never before
enjoyed a band concert as he had en-
Joyed the entertainment given by the
kilties. as did also the Prince of
Wales and the Dake of Connought.
and which was backed up by the fact
that six weeks later the band received
a second command to appear before
His Majesty at Sandringbam House
on the occasion of his birthday. on
the ninth of November, which honor
| is unprecedented as no other musical
| organi ZatiOn has entertained English
royalty twice wlthie such a brief
period
The band visited every city and
town of importance in England. Ire
land, Scotland and Wales. and met
| with great success everywhere they
| played
! The Kilties choir of 20 voices, with
| new songs and glees, is feature
which has been much commented up
, on by the press and people And last,
but not least, Donald MacCormick the
giant drum major who created such an
impression last year, and was greatly
admired in the old country as one of
the biggist men in kits. and in fact,
when he appeared before his majesty
at Sandingham the king personally
congratulated him on his height and
physique and said that he was tht
tallest man that ever visited him at
Sandringham, and shortly after he was
there MacCOrmick received an official
letter from the kings secretary,
offering him the position of body.
guard to the king. which he cnrld ',t
accept at hat tam owlrg tn it,e -,
cumstancts over Which h- had u con
troll, but the POSITION stlll rena:ns
open to him.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-14

Judge Mccoy will hold q special
session OF court commencing tOmor-
row, the 18th, at Sisseton.
The business men at Watertown
want q chautauqua for Lake Kampes.
ka since the St. Louis has connected
its road with that lake.
Ortley has its new elevator ready
for operate and couple of new
state buildings are being built-thus
fthe home OF George Lassell keeps
or ging to the front.
Mrs. Gutherless, mother of j. E.
Gutherless of this city, came up from
Big Stone City the past week, and
will remain here for an indefinate
period. Browns Valley Tribune.
At its meeting at Big Stone City
Thursday, the 7th, the State Board of
Regents in session, appointed DR..
Franklin Gault, of Tacoma, Wash /,
president OF the state university at
Vermlllion. He has accepted.
Ed Olson prominent farmer living
about six miles north of Webster met
with terrible accident this morning
which will result fatally. He was in
charge of threshing crew on his
farm and while experimenting opera
tions fell in front of the separator and
was terribly mangled. Almost the en-
tire front of his face and chest were
torn Oft and the physician who is at
fencing him says that he cannot re-
cover. Waubay Clipper
Thos. w Keeney, manager of the
Keeney Stock Company, which did it's
preparatory work at the opera house
in this city, ana Miss Maudess De
We're, leading lady of the company se-
cured a marriage license from the
clerk of courts here last Thursday:
and armed with this document they
went up to Castlewood and were mar
ried by the justice of the peace on Sat-
urday. The Justice. of the peace re-
turned the marriage certificate here to
be recorded this week, but Clerk of
Courts Youngberg is at loss to
know what to do with it. The mar
riage laws expressly states that a
license must be secured in the county
where the marriage is to be solemnized
and it is presumed that the only way
the tangle can Strengthened out is for
the interested parties to come to this
county and have the knot tied again
BrOokings Press.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-14


The following wedding notice
from the Aurora, (Ill.) Beacon,
will be of interest to the
many friends of Raymond
Fortune in Milbank. where the
groom is well known from hav-
ing lived here during several
years of his school life, and hav.
ing graduated from the high
school at this place:
Raymond William Fortune, of And.
over, s. D., and Miss Viola Hen
dricker, daughter of Mrs. Margaret
Hendricker, were married at halt past
eight last evening at the home Of the
BRIDES mother, 248 South Street. Only
the relatives and most intimate friends
Of the contracting parties were pre-
sent at the ceremony. The rooms were
prettily decorated In white and green
and while the service was read by Rev.
Ernest Wray Oneal, pastor OF the
Galeda Street Methodist church. the
bridal couple, unattended, stood un-
der an arch OF palms and ferns. The
wedding march s1was played by Miss
SchOeberlein. The brides gown was
of white silk, and she carried brides
roses. A reception followedsthe cere.
mony and during the evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Fortune left for short trip TO
visit friends In this vicinity. II about
two weeks they will leave for their
new home IN AndoYer.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-14
Local NeWS--COntinued

Ed. Carr was Sisseton visitor
Friday of last week.
Banker G. L. Wood was a Sis
seton visitor Thursday Of last
week.
Wednesday, Sept 19th-open-
ing at Mrs. Lindquist's millinery
store.
w. HI. Miller with the Miracle
cement force at Sisseton, was in
the city Tuesday.
The Roberts county fair Will
be held at Sisseton next week,
Sept 19, 20, and 81.
Miss Natalia Bleser was the
guest of her sister Miss Ella, at
Sisseton during the week.
Call early and get your pick of
the choicest trim med hats, We'd
nesday at Mrs. Lindquist's mil
linery opening.
Corn TWINE. Wood Bros.
have a special brand of Corn
Twine which without question is
the finest and most satisfactory
ia the market.
Manager Moor, of the Farm ers
Phone Co., was at Wilmot ard
Sisseton the latter part of last
week, where with L. V. Peek, of
Wilmot, he looked over the pros
poets of extending the farmers
line from Wilmot to Sisseton.
Mrs. NJ. A. Conright announces
her grand opening of millinery
in another column. Mrs. Con
right spent some timein the cities
purchasing her stock and pro-
misses something very fine for
the ladies of Milbank and vicinity.
An Indian was found dead in a
pasture near Sisseton last Fri
day evening. At first it was
thought that he had been the
victim of foul play, but at the in
quest it was found that he had
died of fatty degeneration of the
heart. He is said to be brother
of Crazy Bear.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-14

The caucuses in the city last Tues
day we're pretty we'll attended, the vote
being as follows.
First ward Bentley 81; anti Bent
ley 10.
Second ward Bentley SO: anti
Bentley u
Third ward Bentley 16; anti Bent
ley 81.
Delegates from the several wards
as follows:
Fret Ward-Thos. Hicks, James Brannon, l.
H. Bentley, Water Kerr, w. W. Reeve, John b
Burkbardt. Committeemen-James Miracle
Marten Green.
Second Ward-F. w. Meehan, NJ. N. Ramer
Thos. L. Bouck, G.. Mittelstaedt, H. A. Seide
Thad L: Fuller, Jonn Farley. Edgar Kelley
Third Wsrd-H. ]. Benedict, Bmil Johns OF
Knute Nelson, N. |. Lowthian. VIM Jennings
John Stafford, Peter Eye, John Malsed, A. H. Lee
Committee men-H ! Benedict. Thos Fitch.
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]. S. & ]. P. FARLEY
Farmers Phone Corona. >. ID.
MELROSE.


Miss Rose Kemps has been visiting
her sister Mrs. J. P. Muller, jr.
Ralph Hamilton has been suffering
from an ulcerated tooth.
Mrs. Maynard is visiting in Melrose
this week.
Messrs. Lower, Shelter and some
other gentlemen from Lanark, H.,
have been land looking and visiting
in this locality for the past week.
Fighter Drake and family of Coro-
ma spent Sunday at Otto Busjahn's.
Misses Mary and Maggie Chapman
are visiting at VIM. Ross in Mil
bank.
Miss Inez Marvin went to Red
wood Falls, Saturday where she viii
attend school
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-14
The Ca2acuses

The republican caucuses held
last Tuesday divided upon the
Bentley and anti-Bentley senti.
ment in the city aud on local pre-
ference for candidates in thes
eral townships. In the Jones
Weide contest at RevillO, the
latter won out by good MAORI
| ty, and in Alban Fred Kitten
bell carried his township on his
can didacy for com missioner.
John Erickson and John Black
willalso come in with a delegation
from Vernon and r. A. Berkner
got a sweeping majority in Mel
rose; Chas. McWaters, who is a
candidate for county auditor,
carried Osceola township, and
0. H. Dingsor will come with his
delegation from Blooming Valley
All Of the first term candidates
have a backing in nearly all of
the delegations, although some
attempt has been made 20 make
for changes in these officers, but
the attempt to do so should not
succeed.
In two Of the townships there
was practically an even vote
Three delegates upon each side
being elected in Trov. and in
Grant Center u lie vote Was cast
and no lot was drawn to deter
mine the delegates In number
Of precincts there was but one
ticket in the field.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-14
STRANDBURG.

The election OF delegates in Troy
township was very quiet, although
anyone could see that there were two
sides and the way it turned out
suited in a tie, each side getting three
votes. Delegates e cte d were
N. Fors berg. Thos. Lindahl,
N. j. Hedman, Gust Melin, Aug. An
derson, Adolf Lindquist. There was
also tie on three OF the candid ates
for committeeman, between John O
Nelson, Lars Lindquist and Albert
Lindahl, the former winning on the
draw.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-14
TROY.

Miss Nellie Potter of South Shore,
visited friends in Troy last week.
Mr.. G. Wing entertained DR.. Swail,
M. Stanburg and Mr.. Cambridge
of Mason City, Iowa, during the first
few days of hunting.
Mr.. J. S. Chapman was up from To-
wa last week on business trip, re-
turning Wednesday with car load oi
cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baumgardner
are very happy over the arrival of an
eight pound girl born Aug. q.
Mrs. T. J. Mara is quite ill.
! Mrs. Eliza johnson is visiting her
son George in Marietta.
Roy Wescott has come up from To-
wa to do his fathers fall plowing
Mr.. Wescott being still unable to
work.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Timothy Ryan OF
w atertown visited with the Aaron
johnson family last week.
Mr.. T. Ryan and A. Johnston drove
to Browns Valley last Monday to
look at land.
Mr.. Walter Kerr gave q lecture las,
Saturday night In the school house.
Mrs. E. L. Pugh and her grandson
Robin attended the Minnesota state
fair and visited week in St. Paul,
returning las. Saturday night.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-14
CORONA EPAR MEN II

Mr.. Elton jennings father came up
to make Corona short visit between
trains today.
Mrs. Laurin Hills spent q few days
last week with her sister in Minneapo-
lie.
Mr.. Vandervoort was in town to
attend to some little affairs at Wood
Bros.
Miss Gertie Boder went to South
Shore to see her sister who is very
i'll. Miss Clara Seehafer Is taking
her place in the Mercantile store until
she returns.
K. E. HUSKY was down to Milbank
Tues day on business. Mr.. HUSKY
is enjoying very nice business since
starting here. A hotel is something
that Corona has long needed The
place is called the "Corona House.. "