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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-23
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E A Nyberg went to Milbank

E A Nyberg went to Milbank
Friday.
Bert Clark left Wednesday
evening for Aberdeen.
Joe JOHN and Bob. Lindquist
went to Milbank Wednesday.
Paul Kohler was transacting
business at Milbank Wednesday.
Mrs. H. G.. Port of Mllbank
was transacting business in town
Tuesday.
Mary Travers and Goldie Hart
we're visiting friends at Milbank
Wednesday.
Mrs. F. Martonson and son
visited with her parents at Will
mot Monday.
Al Bentson was transacting
business at MilbanK between
trains Thursday.
J. Hart who had been visiting
a few days with friends left
Wednesday for Watertown.
Ella Stapleton and Mable Har.
Ter went to Milbank Thursday
to attend teachers examinations.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. JOHN went to
Wilmot Thursday to look for a
house to rent, they expect to
move there this fall.
Miss Beulah Campbell, of
Browns Valley, is visiting with
Ella Stapleton this week.
Miss Mary Austin, of Monte
video, MINI, arrived Wednes.
day evening for a visit with the
Austin family.
W. D. Chellls has been ar.
pointed agent for the G.. M. &
St. z. Ry at this place and has
moved the P. 0. into the depot.
Ben Bower who has been doing
carpenter work for S, v oral weeks
near Aberdeen Tuesday
for a short visit with old friends.
The Misses Ella and Garlic
Stapleton, Gladys Ecker, Beulah
Campbell, Ray Stapleton and
Bismark Soule spent Tuesday al
the creek catching pickeral; lots
of fun to catch them, amt it boys,
but when it comes to clean them
you will hear the boys "wondel
where pa is
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-23
STRANDBURG

aug. ~
Harvest is now in full blast and
timothy. barley and oats are neal all
cut.
Today John Dalhgrens threshing
machine started threshing for Gilbert
Olson, 50 G. says he expects a small
a load before night.
There IS no wheat or durum ripe
yet, so threshing will only partly be
done until wheat gets ripe Corn
looks nice where it IS on high land,
the question is If it will mature before
the frost.
In stating the size in the last issue
of the store building now under con-
struction the printer must have made
an error. as to the size of A. NJ. An.
ders oEs store. 1t is 30x56 ft.instead
3Ox26 as stated.
The LaBolt and Strandbnrg base
ball teams played a game last Sun
day afternoon and the score stood
Is to 6 in favor Of LaBolt.
A lawn social social took place at
the Baptist parsonage last night. but
your correspondent was too busy TO be
present. so we can't report whether 1t
was a good attendance or not, but as
the farmers are very busy at pre- ent
there couldn't have been very many
present outside of the to- n people.
Rev. and Mrs. Schold with family
are visiting relatives at st. Paul this
week.
1t is rumored that we will have a
wedding in town in a few days.
Minnie Nelson departed this morn
ing for Madison.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-23
MAZEPPA


B. p. Archer and Albert HAYES
were Milbank visitors Monday.
Oscar Cooley and wife ere visiting
at Mr.. Archer's Sunday.
Lee Amsden and wife were calling
at the ranch last Saturday.
George and Arthur Anderson were
cattle at Twin BROOKS last
saturday.
Mr.. Dove and wife, of Madison, S D.,
we're looking over the ranch last
Tuesday. They were we'll pleased
with it and expect to trade other prop
erty for it.
NJ. NJ. Wartenbee and John Ander-
son drove to Twin Brooks last Satur-
day with some cattle they had sold TO
w. w. Reeve of Milbank.
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Twin Brooks Doings.

Ed Drueker drove up from Milbaak
Monday.
Mrs. A. L. Shields went to Milbank
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Godfrey went 70 Mil
bank Saturday.
Joe Kane of Marvin was in town on
business Friday.
Rev. r. f. Graves returned from
Iowa Saturday evening.
George Breckenridge shipped a car
of stock to st. Paul Thursday.
Miss Lille Harper visited over
Sunday with friends at Marvin.
Herman Schoepp of South Shore.
was in town Thursday evening.
Mrs. Peter Gaughran and daughter
Agnes, went to- Milbank Saturday,
Miss Dora Coleby of Iowa. is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. George Kelsey.
Miss Pearl Sarff of Milbank visited
a few days with friends IN this local.
ty.
Mrs. H. G.. E%ssington went to But
Ter Saturday night to visit her son
Clip.
Mrs. r. r. Bohn and Miss Carrie
Liebing were Milbank visitors Satur-
day.
The directors of the Twin Brooks
~elveator will hold a meeting Saturday
evening.
A bright young nan arrived at the
w. F. Filbert home Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. George Wright went to Mil
bank Wednesday to have some dental
work done.
The Twin Brooks elevator purchas
ed some of the new oats and barley
this week.
Mr.. Jacob Sarff of Browerville,
Mimi. is visiting his daughter. Mrs.
Anton Shauf.
Miss Florence Harper visited Sun.
day with her uncle. S. M. Harper of
South Shore.
Sheriff Murray made a chattel
mortgage sale of a threshing machine
outfit last Saturday. The machine
was one brought here from Codingtor
county last year, and the Frick com
pany vas the foreclosing MORTGAGE.
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John Essington has purchased of
Dan Filhert all of block five in the
south part of town.
Mrs. f. II. Lindsey and Mrs. John
Neuenburg of Milbank were in
town Thursday.
Mr.. Lee Longnecker of Minneapolis
visited a few days with his brother
John Longnecker.
The ladies aid society, met at the
home Of Mrs. George Breckenridge
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. George Jenking went to Sum-
NIT Monday night for a visit with her
daughter Mrs. Wilson.
a little o was born at the home
OF MIR. and Mrs. Clyde Wa.cott We'd.
nesday morning the l4th inst.
Mrs. Rebecca Walker returned
home Saturday from a visit with
relatives in Wahpeton, N. d.
H. A. Fuller expects to move from
the farm near Twin Brooks to the
krueger farm in the nea future.
Guy Tower, who had been visiting
relatives here the past month. return.
ed to his home in Aberdeen Saturday.
Miss Emily Nichols came ND from
Milbank Saturd V night and spent
Sunday with relatives and friends
here.
A. Sorenson is laying cement walks
for the Inland Lumber Co.. W.
Heagy, Fred Filbert and Macheledt
Bros.
f. NJ. Harper returned this morning
from a visit with relatives in Iowa
and minnesota. MIS-. Harper and
Mary wi ! return later.
Mrs. Clara Linse and daughter Wv.
ian of Iowa. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Filbert, left
Tuesday for visit with friends at
Milbank.
Grandpa Heagy ana Miss Flora
Rue who nave been visiting the J. w.
Heagy family left for Bryant Sat.r-
day morning. MIS- J. w. Heagy ac.
comPanied them to visit her sister
W no resides at AthOl. S. d.
MIS-. Miles d. Hocum and children
Bessie and Edgel of minneapolis were
visiting old friends here a few days.
While here they were the guests of
the Breckenridge family. They left
Tuesday morning to visit with rela-
tives in Milbank.
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Baeeine Grapes.

II ordinary bags are put on before
spores of the rot fungus have found
lodging upon the berries, the latter will
be as safe inside as they would be II
the bags were soaked in a copper solu-
ton. Yet we caRQot expect good fruit,
especially Of best quality, if the foliage
Is not perfect, says an authority on the
subject. 1t Is just as necessary to pro-
tect the foliage from disease as the
fruit: hence we do not see how bagging
can entirely take the place of spraying.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-23

Rev. Hughes went to Wilmot
Tuesday.
DR.. Prouty went to Milbank
Monday.
z. JOHN and son WILDER went to
Wilmot Wednesday.
W. A. Payne went to Mllbank
on business Monday.
Paul Kohler went to Milbank
on business Monday.
C. e. MCGOWAN, of Milbank,
was in town Thursday.
Iro Puder spent Sunday with
his parents at Big Stone.
Mrs. Chas. Elphlck and chill
dren left Monday for Elbow Lake,
Mum.
G. E. MCGOWAN is giving his
lumber buildings . fresh coat Of
paint.
Ed. Norton and little daughter
Of Milbank were visiting friends
here Monday.
Frank Lindquist ana lady, of
Milbank, attended the dance here
Friday evening.
Miss Ella Deuel. went to Slsse-
ton Tuesday evening for a short
visit with friends.
The Aid met with Mrs. w. S..
Deuel. Thursday and all present
had q good time as usual.
Ida Emanuel came up from
Milbank Saturday for a short
visit with the White family.
G. L Preston is havinga porch
built on his residence Robert
Lischinskey is doing the work.
Miss Edith Crawford, of Mil.
bank is visiting with her uncle
Mr.. White and family this week.
AL Bents0 left Friday for AL
pena, s. D., with the intention of
buying q drugstore at thatplace.
Mrs. Ella Soule went to VIII.
mot Thursday to spend the day
with her mother, it beingher 66th
birthday.
Mrs. Ole Ecker, Of Minneapo-
lis, arrived Friday evening for a
visit with her brother Geo. ClarF
and family.
Earl Stapleton and Bismark
SOule went to the creek fishing
and caught q pickerel weighing
IL pounds.
Rev. MacKamer who has been
visiting with the Rhoyer family
left Saturday morning for his
home at Lake Preston.
Miss Gertrude Boeder who
has been clerking for the Corona
Mercantile Co., left Saturday for
her home at South Shore.
Henry JOHN was taken very
sick last Sunday, DR.. Jacotel
OF Milbank was called Tuesday
in consultation with DR.. Prouty.
Miss Margorie Mcpherson
and Miss Susie Reeve came uE
from Milbank Saturday to spend
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Rem
Farley.
Carl Bomhaltz. who has beer
working in the creamery her,
left Tuesday for Buffalo LAX,
where he will take charge of tina
creamery.
Geo. Middlebrook and wife
Mrs. N. J Bleser, Mrs A. Fl
Smead and MISS Nellie Smead
all Of Milbank, took dinner will
Mr.. and Mrs. HUSKY Saturday
w. w. Stapleton has been en-
gagged as agent for the Empir'
Elevator 10. at this point. Mr.
StapletOn has had many years O
experience and will make a goot
agent.
The dance Friday evening was
well attended, The music wa
furnished by Millers orchestrs
Of Milbank. and / want to say
that we were all very much
pleased with it. We have never
had better music in Corona thar
that furnished US Friday evening
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-23
Rib Plantain In Iowa.

Rib grass or rib plantain, found in
ninety-eight samples of red clover seed,
is q weed that is Of comparatively re-
cent introduction into Iowa, but the
numerous specimens sent to the Iowa
station for Identification during the
past year would indicate that they are
very rapidly spreading over the state.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-23

Mrs. Schnacke received the sad news
of the death of her stepson Simon
Schnacke. Of Chicago, which occurred
last Wednesday. He had gone to
Michigan for a little rest and recrea-
ton. and while there was stricken
with brain fever and died very sudden
ly.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-23
BIG STONE
Headlight, Aug. Is.

nchu'sAis A"S."'
Geo. Dawson came down from
L~idgerwood. n. D.. Monday for a
short visit with relatives.
Sidney Breckenridge left Friday
morning for Hettinger, n. d.. to join
his father and sister.
Paul Trap will harvest a light
crop OF Concord grapes this fall from
his own vineyard.
Miss Amelia Yonker came up from
st. Paul Thursday night for "A visit
with the Yonker family.
Mrs. Geo. Dawson is down from
Lidgerwood visiting her sister. Mrs.
Forsyth, and other relatives.
The Misses Rosie and Minnie Trapp
and I.aOna Wolf visited at the John
Hetfernan hcme last Friday.
Mrs. Mary Hublou has sold her
section of land west of town to a man
by the name of Currle. 1t sold for
| $ll 900. and went dirt cheap.
August p.
Mrs. Mary Bolger. of PHILADELPHIA, a
| cousin to r. j. Hicks. has been visit.
ing relatives in this vicinity.
r. J. Hicks received notice that a
shipment of 10000 black bass from an
Iowa hatchery would soon be SEN to
Big Stone lake.
Frank Gold and wife came UP to Big
| Stone Friday and .Irs. Gold was taken
suddenly i'll so they returned to their
home the next morning.
Fred EanDuSen. a former Grant
county boy, has gone into the grocery
business at SEearfsh, with a partner,
and is doing a good business
Misses Florence and Ruth Gold re-
turned Thursday evening from their
eastern trip where they visited New
York and several other of the large
cities.
Miss Eloise Hicks left Tuesday
night for Nicholson. N. d.. with her
Uncle John Hicks, where she will
spend a few days visiting him on his
claim.
Mrs. Lum, of Minneapolis, and Mrs.
Brockway, of Tacoma, Washington.
came up from Minneapolis last week
for a visit with their brother, Frank
Thorndike.
Mrs. Schnacke received the sad news
OF the death of her stepson Simon
Schnacke, of Chicago, which occurred
last Wednesday. He had gone to
Michigan for a little rest and recrea-
ton, and while there was stricken
with brain fever and died very sudden
ly.
John Korte has sold his small cot
tage at Simpson Park to Miss Bray. a
teacher in Aberdeen, who expects to
attend Summer school here, and Mr..
Scanlon of Mitchell sold his cottage to
Mr.. McKinna, of Bradley. Both pur-
chasers expect to make extensive i'm
~provements.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-23
MARVIN

Aug. ~.
Mrs. James Carroll was a Milbank
visitor Wednesday.
The Misses Winnie and Nellie Kane
were visiting friends at Milbank a
couple of days last week.
S. Irene and Teddy Williams went
down to Milbank and visited with
Grandma Hocum a few days last
week.
j. E. McKenna returned from
Chicago on the Thursday evening
train, where he disposed of a bunch
OF good Dakota beef stock.
j. S. Farley came from Mi.bank the
first of week offering to sell a few
threshing outfits to our hill farmers,
and we hear with good success.
Mrs. T. c. Robinson and children,
of Monteyideo, Mimi, are enjoying a
few weeks outing at the farm home OF
Mrs. Robinsons brother, A. b. BIZ M
near here.
Misses Adelaide and Catharine
Williams and Miss Kate Kane drove
down to the p. E. Higgins home
Thursday and visited with the Misses
higgins.
Miss Clemens Poppelman and
daughter from Racine. Wis, and once
old time residents OF this section are
visiting relatives-the Arnold Poppel'
man family--in kilborn township.
John l.. Sullivan who has been look
in over the Pacific state. returned home
here a few days ago. Sigyart Magoll
| also has returned home from Washing
ton state, better satisfied than eve
with Grant county.
August 81.
Miss Ragna Moe. of Bruse, S. D., is
visiting the Molberg family.
II. o Eide is up from Estelline
harvesting his crop.
A. C. Arvidson from Estelllne was
up last week looking for a location
for a store.
J. E. McKenna shipped a carload OF
stock to st. Paul Saturday.
Miss lille Harper spent Sunday
with friends here, returned to TwU
Brooks Monday.
Axel Lindgren came home from
Montana for a few days visit Will
friends and relatives.
Charles Wi liams spent Sunday a
Marvin and returned to Milbank Mon
day.
Mrs. Anton Anderson and son Mar
tin have been visiting at Rutland
N. d. since last week.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-23
Carnival DOings
LIST OF THE VARIOUS COM
MITTEES AND OTHER ITEMS
OF GENERA mo ArJ

AND OTHER ITEMS
OF GENERAL INTEREST TO ALL
The Woodmen, K. of P, I. O.
O.. F. and Eagle lodges have all
designated their intention to
have headquarler booths during
the carniva!.
What's the matter with the
Milestone Valley-its all right,
and is the paradise of South Da-
kota, will be proven to all whoat-
tend the carnival this fall.
Now is the time for everyone
to select the finest specimens of
grains, grasses, ETC., for display
and decorations at the coming
carnival. The township commit.
tees are urged to make liberal
selections.
Among the attractions that
will appear at the carnival will
be the 'Cretos" trick acrobats.
They have a series of specialties
SeldOm II ever seen outside OF
the largest cities, and which it
will be well worth going miles to
see.
The buttons Tor advertising
the carnival have been order
ed and are expected in a few
days. They will be about the
size Of a half dollar, in red, white
and blue, bearing the words,
Harvest Carnival, Milpank,
Oct. Sill 'O7.
Many Milbank people are tax
ing advantage of the nice wealth
err and are driving through the
country gathering specimens OF
everything that grows from
Milestone Valley soil. All have
joined in to make the comine
harvest carnival, the carnival OF
all carnivals-a history maker
for 1907.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-23

The dance Friday evening was
well atteudeds The music was
furnished BY Millers orchestra
Of Milbank. and / want to say
that we were all very much
pleased with it. We have never
had better music in Corona than
that furnished US Friday evening.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-23
Township Committees Who are to Represent tn
Several Townships and Superintend their
Exhibits.

1AusUlSs
ALBAN: Spencer Seldom, E. L.
Farnham, Fred Kettenbeil, Geo. Wise
Mrs. C. H. Hevener, Mrs. w. C. Ack-
erman, Mrs. Arthur Partridge, Mrs.
Earl Liggett, Mrs. E. L. Farpham.
ADAMS: Dan O'Leary Lou Halvor
son, VIM. Bunting, A. ID Jones, Mrs.
II. Riley, Mrs. Stephen Dillman.
BIG STONE Twp: John Heffernan,
M. G. Holtquist, VIM. Olson, Mrs.
John NJ. Brown, Miss Anna Olson.
BIG STONE CITY: I. D. Alurich
and wife, j. A. Gold and wife, F. w.
Thorndike and wife.
GEORGIA: E. C. Enquist, A. a.
Anderson, L. G. Englund.
KILBoRN: W. w. Harper and wife,
S. K. Johnson and wife, Hubert Pop
pleman and wife.
MELRosE: w. L. Lowthian and
wife, John c. Reeve and wife, Miss
Mary Martens, E. E. Dubbell and wife,
VIM Paul.
GRANT CENTER: Geo. Oehler and
wife, Adolph Weber and wife, Louis
Lind and wife.
MADISON: John Nord. H. E. Acker-
man and wife, A. G. Swanson, Mrs.
Henry Dotson.
MAzEPPA: Ben Archer and wife,
Fred Bamberger and Miss Bamber-
ger, Frank Tenny and wife
TWIN BROOKS: julius Fenner and
wife, Geo. Egrmayer and wife, Geo.
Machelet and wife.
TROY: John 0. Nelson and wife. E
M. Dahlberg and wife.
LuRA: A. A. Scott and wife, Frank
Heathcote and wife, John Maxwell.
BLOOMING VALLEY: Ole Dingsor
and wife. .. r. Olson and wife, G. K.
Mogen and wife, O.. o. Bronson and
wife.
VERNON: Chas. Smith and wife, G.
II. Kimball and wife, Louis Anderson
and wife, John Black and wife. :
OsCEOLA: G. p. Molberg and wife.
j. A. Anderson and wife, Horace
Davidson.
STOCKHOLM: q. P. johnson and
wife. Alban Lundquist and wife.
Joseph Hedman and wife.
FARMINGTON: John A. Hardy and
wife, Eugene Stoddard and wife.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-23
MELROSE

r. W. Meehsn and w. c.. Adsit
were out This way last week.
Mr.. Rome Hart has been visiting
his brother Charlie and other friends.
lnez Marvin entertained Miss Hills
OF Corona last week.
Mary Austin came opt from Monte
video to spend q part Of her vacation
with relatives here.
Miss Kate Maun of Morris, MINI,
arrived Tuesday to visit with her
uncle, ]. G. Reeve and family.
We understand Geo. Deuel. of Coro-
has engaged to teach No. 2 and
Maude Johnston No. 6.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-23
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

MAYOR T. w. MEEHAN, president.
A. j. BLESER, secretary and man
ager.
Z. H. BENEDICT, treasurer.
Messrs. T. l. Bouck, G. D. Fair
child, c. d. Amsden, Emil johnson.
C.. E. Mills and DR.. J. W. Ross.
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G't'onss NisaGbell lIilh iplro an Stcle oer &c
ilBcr oieicr glnsguhe ole idbrlibcu StdntSitelierII
%bc8ublcu, fir lpeI6e Der BETTER ecfctlib pers
pilidltet 1T. ~
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pcrocn, uio feline Iigeboic fit .sue poer
acinc" iucrhcn 1Itacnonmell.
6orhcrlnGss grgcbote %rlii'iell oeritegelt lllS an
ocn Srditoclieu oer Si'nnn5sG ortittft1re 5iat3s
bnuS, 1~orcifirt nm nit .Yropotdl5 for Bdltls
more 9itp Stod" be5eiduet fetn.
Gas Gedt bleibt oorbebalteit, irgeno iuelbe
lno ulle Milgebpte 6i ncriperIct.
@iltDu Snulporn.
YrdItocnt Der 5in1li5sG ortritidre.
Z. Seipca Sbumas, Glerf.
(Sun24-5cbrO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
observation-disclosures.

gcrNc1ettc Ingcbute merbcn fir bet DC.
brand Der clcttriidlcu Somnlifiiun in 1~lebercinz
itimmIIng nit ben bon benz 9be1= SHQenicIir
hef 9ennnntct GommifIiOn nusgcnrbciteien
SpcSifintioncn fir i%olgenoe5 Ninteriul uuo
Sieniie perlargt:
Semeut,
Saub,
etcinc (6crmnlmt),
3tegclteinc,
9anbul5,
0aDren ppn gnn5cni Material.
stuen foldcn InacbutcIl rnnb elm bteIdrbi9s
ter Gbed oes Rieters an ben Wt1Dor II. Stants
rutb bon Baltimore 3i oel to!8cnoeu Vetrds
gen b~eiqeilet ietn: Sano 500, 8teQeIlictne
500, 8niibol6 800 Sabrcn bon Dtatcrtal
500, Stein $500, Gement 5000.
Wrlpebote miiiieu b~eriie9elt ltto at ben
- Noarb Of ghuurbs, care OF Sorrp 3. 9ooper,
Gitp Regiitcr," d~brefirt iein. Sicielbcn milf
fen Dor Mittuod MsorGerL ben 9. Sehruar
1907, in Sdnoet oes carbohydrates in oefs
fen 8irenli itb %beftnoen. ', ~.
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Dor, irgeHo zines oocr aIIe InGebote 81 oers
81" spe3iffationen uHo itibcrc snSfnntt
' - Charles g. @helpS, jim,
tsSnaenieur.
Neititiat; Hntbban9.
e. Sian Simauus,
1r1liocnt Der GonttaIts@eborSe.
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