The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-10-26
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Corona is very much in need of
three or four more good dwellings.
Geo. g. Middlebrook, of Milbank,
is looking after banking interests
here today.
Arnold and Ed C. Borich of Big
Stone was in the village one day last
week.
F. Zumach, the Ortonville machine
dealer, was q Corona visitor WedDes-
day of last week.
Mrs. Huseby went to Montevideo
Friday to attend the funeral of her
father at that place. She returned
Monday.
Chas. Norton has rented the farm
belonging to T. L. Fuller and has
moved onto the same.
Miss L. Hills and daughters, Flor.
ence and Corrine. were shopping at
Milbank Tuesday forenoon.
Miss Garlic Stapleton has had to
stay out of school the pastweek on ac-
count of q severe attack OF rheuma-
tism.
| Mrs. j. A. Martens entertained the
ladies Altar society of Milbank
Thursday. There were nine ladies in
the party.
The departure of Rev. and Mrs.
Saxton leaves Wilmot and Corona
without an M. K. pastor. The place
| may be filled by appointment later.
Mrs Drake went to Wilmot Thurs
day, and to Milbank Friday, returning
!, Saturday she spent Sunday with her
daughter, Miss Cora Drake, OF this
village.
James Pew has rented his farm to
Adolph Dochow. and will move out to
his claim west of the Missouri. Mr..
Dochow has also rented the Andrew
Croal farm.
Emil Ehrle, who is threshing near
Browns Valley, came down Saturday
to spend Sunday with his family, the
rain having put stop to threshing
for few days,
| Ed Carr was in town the first of the
week looking after horse deal, also
to take Miss Anna Kerns to her school
in the Steele district east of town.
Miss Kerns school began last Mon
day.
Felicks MOrtenson, butter maker,
has gone to the state convention of
butter makers at Redfield. He once
took the first prize in this state, but
i says he will be satisfied so long as he
can beat Rygar of Milbank this trip.
Paul Kohler, the hustling real es-
tate dealer, has been doing rushing
business in his line lately, having sold
three quarters within the past week.
Mr.. Kohler is solving the problem of
how to get renters by selling farms to
those who will move in here and oper-
ate their own farms.
Thad L. Fuller of Milbank and his
father, Judge Fl. G. Fuller of Pierre
were guests of the Corona House on
Wednesday night of last week, having
come here to look after farming inter-
ests south of town. The former has
recently purchased the farm upon
| which Chris Dockter lived DUR
ing the past year.
/ The Corona literary club met and
organized permanently last Tuesday.
! Following are the officers: Pres,
! Miss Lois Dunn; v. p, Aug. Hoffman; !;
! Secy., Ray Stapleton; Asst. Secy.,
Alice Chellis; Treas, Ella Stapleton.
The club starts out with member.
ship Of about 20 and expects to hold
some good debates and render some
interesting literary programs during
the winter months.
i 1t 10 always question how an un-
incorporated village is to take care Of
its disorderly and offensive sdrunks. !"
That it is better to have mono is gener-
ally admitted, but they occasionally
occur in the best regulated of prohi-
bition towns. When such is the case
it seems to fall upon the private
citizen to deal justly with the offense
givers, which L. P. Farley and Guy
mOnstrated.