The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-28
Elton jennings was Milbank visit
or over SUNDAY.

The threShlng machines we're starteC
up again Saturday.
Joseph Martens and family were
Milbank visitors over Sunday.
Mrs. Gusky was up from Milbanl
Saturday looking over her farming
interests.
DR.. Hicks of Milbank passed
through town Saturday on his way W
the line.
Will Enos, who is aiding at the
meat market was at his Milbank home
over Sunday.
w. E. Jenning attended the repub
| lican county convention as a delegat
from this Garfield township.
We are pleased to note that Judge
Andrews won out in his fight for the
, probate judgeship nomination.
Irene Brannon, of Milbank, speni
the greater part of last week with hel
cousin, Ruth Preston, returning home
Saturday.
Miss Jessie Campbell has engaged
to teach the Quade school, four miles
north of town, which will begin abou,
October 15.
Mrs. Peek and children went to
Browns Valley Friday evening to
visit her parents. She returned Mon
day morning.
Geo. White has built fine new
barn on his residence property. Mr..
Whites folks intend to move into
town very soon. 4,
Miss Mable Bohn was here from
Milpank on Tuesday and spent the
day with her friend and former school
mate, Nellie HUSKY.
The leading politicians of the pro-
hibition party, who were to lecture
here Thursday, failed to appear for
some reason not reported.
The Herald correspondent enjoyed
a couple of prairie chickens for Sun
day dinner and has the thanks of c.
E. Elphick, the MCGOWAN agent for
the same.
The local w. G. T. U. we're enter
tanned at the residence of Mrs. w. E.
jennings Thursday evening, the chie1
attractions being luncheon and short
musical program.
Leo and Fred Ginther left Monday
morning for Seims where they took up
claims last spring. They will put up
some buildings on the same and take
up their residence.
Salena Dawson and Florence Hills
attended the fair at Sisseton Thursday
and Friday, returning Saturday morn.
ing. They report good time and the
fair interesting and instructive.
John P. DeNui and K. Dirksen
of George, Ia. were up this way last
week attending to their farming inter-
ests in Kilborn and Grant Center.
L. P. Farley was Milbank visitor
Saturday, going down to see cousin,
Mrs. Fountain of Redwood Falls,
Mimi, whom he had not met for four
teen years. I
L. A. Herrick is making prepara-
tions to move into town. 1t will be
remembered that he purchased the
school house on the southeast.
| Aschwege Brothers, living seven
miles northwest of this village are go.
| ing to build new house in the near
future. and are having the Corona
business men estimate on the supplies
j. Bentson, proprietor of the Coro-
ma drug store, sOld out his business
at Orient, this state. He went to Sis
seton Friday evening, looking oyer
business chances there, accompanied
by his brother, Albert. who hal
charge of the local drug store.
E. Nyberg had the misfortune las
Friday, while working in his shop
to iniure his left eye, small piece O
steel striking the ball of the eye ant
INJECTING a very painful wound. T
was necessary for him to go to Will
mot Friday evening to haye the par
: ticle of steel removed.
K. E. HUSKY, who running tn,
new hotel, called the Corona House
reports business as good as could b,
expected, and not only that but that
was picking up every day as peopl,
bega an to find out that such an insti
tuition was being operated in the vii
lage. Mr.. and Mrs. HUSKY are en-
titled to q good patronage, as they ar,
iconducting a first class place-an.
the cooking-the boarders will tel
you about that-they told us that
was simply immense.
| Geo. Christians, wife and fiy
children, arrived from Buuke
Hill. ILL.,. one day last weel
and have gone out on the L. A. Her
rick farm, which through the effort
OF Kohler. the land man, they hav
rented. Mr.. Christians Is success
ful farmer and is of the kind that W,
welcome to our community. The
have two older children, boy and
girl who will come later after carin
for their crop in illinois. The son i
interested in Dakota soil and cor
! siderine a purchasing proposition.
One Of our merchants was down t
the depot the other day when the trail
came in from the south and notice
among other things solitary box {
Works crackers, not over five 25-cer
boxes billed to one of our nearb,
farmers. These cost him at least
cents box from the supply house an
the freight was at least Is cents NOR,