The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-02-05
Corona and Vic initv.

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No. sos, train going south ............9 :45 p. m.
Corona, Feb. 3
Lou Harrison was trsnsacting bus.
iness up the line Monday.
F. E. Lovelsnd was transacting bus.
mess At Sisseton Tuesday.
E. J. JOHN made a business trip to
Wilmot Saturday.
Geo. Christeus was . Milbank caller
between trains Monday.
Bob Lindquist called at Wilmot
Tuesday evening.
Geo. Wilde transacted business in
Ortonville Tuesday.
Guy Ginther drove to Ortonville
Tuesday.
Len Schuler was acting bust.
ness in Milbank Tuesday.
WILDER JOHN and Paul Austin wen,
to St. Paul Tuesday.
E. L. JOHN shipped a a of stock
Tuesday.
Att. bo"Cl ouu u 1JOllu VI
bank were in town Monday.
\ new complete line of hats and
caps at Soule Bros.
G. f. MCGOWAN was in Corona be.
tween trains Saturday.
Monday noon was the first mail re.
ceived from the east since Friday.
Mrs. Mitchell JOHN came over from
Marvin Tuesday to visit relatives.
Paul hohler, Jr., returned to Pee
YER Tuesday.
c. E. Loveland was a county seat
visitor Tuesday.
Felix Mortenson Is having the
creamery ice house filed this week.
Come in boys and look vt the new
hats at Soule's, the very latest.
j.. F. Dawson aud wife were at Mil
bank Tuesday, Mr.. Dawson attending
the poultry show.
Miss Gertie Boeder of South Shore,
returned from a visit to her parental
home Tuesday evening.
Hills, Braderick and Join eac h
shipped q car of stock from Corona
Wednesday.
Will Soule. r. l.. Leschinsky and
L. II. Voigt attended the Odd Fellow
lodge at Wilmot Wednesday evening.
Chas. Preston came down from Sis
seton to visit With his family over
Sunday.
The Misses Olive Ralph aud Karmin
Carlman we're WilmOt visitors Satur-
day.
Frank Yahn came down from Will.
mot Saturday and visited at the SOule
home until Monday.
Miss Lizzie Zeigler went to Milbank
Saturday evening aud visited with
friends over Sunday.
Chas. Bonn was a Milbank caller
Tuesday, Will Wilder having charge
OF the elevator during his absence.
p. Z. OTIS has charge of c. Z. Nc
GOwan's lumber yard during Febru-
airy.
Ira Puder left Saturday night for
points in Minnesota, Indiana and
Tennessee.
The A. o. U. w. lodge are doing
considerable work this winter. Thurs
day evening they initiated three.
Mrs. Mitchell JOHN of Marvin was
visiting relatives and friends here
Tuesday.
Mrs. Horstman of Twin Brooks was
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ehrle the first of the week.
Mitchell JOHN and Bert Wheeler
came over from Marvin Tuesday with
a herd of cattle.
Emma Shaffer came up from Mil.
bank Tuesday for a short visit with
her sister, Mrs. John Hass.
Mrs. Web Horstmen of Twin
Brooks, arrived Tuesday to visit her
daughter who is working in the North
Star restaurant.
Chris Docktor, Sr.. has been quite
sick the past two weeks. At the pres.
ent writing he is improving under the
care Of DR.. Prouty.
Friday evening the ladies aid of
the NJ. E. church, give q supper and
program following, all for 25c. Sup.
per from 6 to s., so let's all turn out.
Monday being q let up of the storm
last week and Sundays dirt blizzard
the farmers flocked to town by the
score. Corona is certainly one of the
~''livest dead towns on the map" Call
and see incid entally our hust.
ling hardware mau, L. P. Farley, and
see if it isn't so.
In spite of the cold weather Mrs.
Hannah B. Gale gave her interesting
address to q good house Sunday eve
The W. G T. U. undoubtedly has
made no mistake in selecting her "a
district president. Size will no doubt
cause all Unions to be more Jealous,
and at the years ending bring in q
good report.
The Grant County Telephone
company has given notice of an
advance in rates on the Milbank
exchange; hereafter business
phones will be s.. 25; residence
$l.25: farm 81 so. The company