The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-10-25
Corona Doings

AiOrO DOluSS
Mr.. Philips vent to Milbank Thurs
day.
WILDER JOHN went to Wilmot Tues
day.
Henry JOHN went to Milbank
Wednesday.
Rem Farley went to Milbank on blsi
ness Tuesday.
Loren Hills made a business trip to
Milbank Tuesday.
Dick Clark and Will Hills drove to
Milbank Tuesday.
Frank Reeve, of Milbank, was Il
business caller Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wilde were Mil
| bank visitors Tuesday.
Peter Ginther went to Ortonville
Tuesday IN business.
G. F. Porter, of Wilmot, was in
town Thursday on business.
Geo. Soule was transacting bust.
ness at Ortonville Tuesday.
Ray Philips left Thursday for
Ireton, Iowa, for an extended visit.
Mrs, Rob. Leschinskey and little
son went to Milbank Wednesday.
Mrs. Guss Hart and Mrs. r. Ehrle
and son visited at Milbank Friday.
Iro Puder was transacting business
In Milbank between trains Thursday.
Mrs.Joe Martins visited with friends
in Milbank Tuesday and Wednesday.
z. JOHN and son WILDER were tr a
acting business at Wilmot Wednes-
day.
C. Puder, of Big Stone, has COM
menced plastering VIM. Raebel's new
residence.
Mrs. John Gilmore and Mrs. Frank
| Magoon and children were Milbank
visitors Friday.
DR.. Prouty reports a fine baby boy
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Teitgen
Tuesday morning, Oct. %.
DR.. Prouty reports twin girls at the
home of Peter Jorgenson, Oct. 10,
mother and little ones doing nicely.
Earl Stapleton, of Milbank, made
his regular trip home Saturday even.
ing to spend Sunday with his parents.
Ida Jydstrup came down from Sis.
seton Friday afternoon to visit with
her sister Carrie unit. Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Train drove down
from Browns Valley Saturd ay for a
visit with their daughter Mrs. Will
Peek.
Mrs. E. Ehrle and daughter Lucy
went o Ortonville Friday to consult
DR.. Karn in regard to the %latter's
health.
Mrs. Chas. Norton and children
came up from Milbank Friday for a
visit with her parents MIR. and Mrs.
E. Z. JOHN.
Earl Stapleton and Bism ark Soule
went hunting Saturday evening at
Bull Head lake and brought home
one little dnck.
Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. Soule went to
Wilmot Saturday evening to spend
Sunday with Mrs. Soules parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. g. braves.
Miss Anna Kline. of Milbank, and
Miss Martha Schley, of Big Stone,
visited Friday and Saturday with
Fred Doctor and family.
Poor old ''Ned" is dead. Ned was
a bird dog about II years old and
owned by Geo. Clark. He was a clever
old fellow, and only a dog, but we
shall miss him just the same.
Strayed Or stolen-One small white
dog, of the fox-terrier breed, with
black spot, size of silver dollar at the
root of tail, ars black edged with tan.
one side of face black and tan, the
other white, small tan spots on belly,
long tail, weight about 20 lbs. answers
to the name of Shucks, disappeared
the night of Oct. Is. A liberal re-
ward for her return, or for informa-
ton leading to her recovery will be
paid by owner. Mrs. Geo. H. Soule,
Corona, S. D..
Tribune, Oct. Is
r. E. Clark made a flying trip to
Aberdeen Saturda y, returning Mon
day.
Earl Stapleton was up from Milbank
visiting relatives and friends Sunday,
retu. ming Monday.
Paul Kohler, the hustling land man
left Monday for Sioux Falls, Chicago
and other points. to interest land
seekers in our famous MILESTONE
Valley. Just watch Paul next spring.
The instruments for the band were
ordered Wednesday by r. B. Ehr,e.
The band meeting was held Monday
evening and there was a good attend
ance. W. E. Jennings acted as tenn
porary chairman, and w. q. Peek,
secretary. Tue report of the solicit
ing committee was then taken up. and
they had q sum ofS5O on their list as a
donation toward the organization of a
band, which they got in about two
hours work, which shows up we'll for
the good spirit of our little village
business men. The band was organ
lied with . membership of II. Officers
were elected as follows: