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Elm %; Sanuar S.su; Subn limits, Rr. 6,
Vim %. Sanuar Sarrs Sriggs, 9r. 1908,
GormuH. Strabe, 10 Sabre alt.
Vim %. 5alnar grerys srupn, Bier Jr. 10,
Vim "a. 2auuar Manite 0urtie. gIr. 1929.
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oros.llplffo osslnenue. 80 Idbre alt.
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Scit.ltortbs 9Ioenue. 9 Sabre alt.
glm 70. SaiIIar Wcurae Sauirrel. Or. 200S.
grInis Strdfe. 50 Sabre alt.
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Itcbt sic innerc Nolitif 5luor Dor
idliucrcn FroblcntcrL obcr n~irNcnoS
Dor uml3Sborcn Shlpierigteitcu.
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SiraBe.
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Strase.
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Die ocntihe 9ieid,s- Iinan,rciDrm

Iariiber miro ans Berlin 9eid1ric.
ben. Tas oeutide SSolf meiB bel,tc.
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In: Die ShApieriefeiten Iiegen niti
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Tiuibcnocm.
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WultiM ore, To. 1dillar IVU0.
On eiuer urt b~eliieen 2a9e 9ebuliercn
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!. Ncbrunr 1903 an bic nnI %, Saniiar 1909
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Sermiidte- auseisea.
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SultrtfSfn.. Gebr IiberdIs Beotneni9en: -
Sri. M. 9nberS, Nr. 302, @eN.earatsae'efr.
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Wlnclia Sd,ud,Inrt,

GS r.arb am %. Samiar 1909 In ibrer Iebitr
Sdutbdrl, 0elicbtc Satin 6es periiorbencu
oelrh Sdrnbart, i'm St!ter bon rs Sabren,
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bon Nrn. mo Srau Jphn -. 3eufci, ar. sol
bis sos, Seit'iSdneite- erase, itat.. 9eifctIr6
nui Der ulolIhpI. Yarf.E eIrelelr." l2a--D
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GoniiG +. Wanaulb.

g. ft1rb am 20. Suruar 1909 2uniia =.
W,ungolb IN ibrem ~. Qe6eneidBre. seliebte
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ans lui Der o@Seiiert GencteyO" iidtt.
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Glcupra 4. Qinf.

G2 ilarb an "a. Samiar 1909, II libr a5
&oririttaas. Giconorn 4. 2iut. geb. Srefiel, &c.
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Nahmittags. bon ibrer ,cBteu sgobnn1g. DIT.
1896. Greens zirabc. aus iiaii. 9etieeun9
Gltf ser Baltimore Gcmeterp." t26-0
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Baltimore Gcmcterg.

Sarenn: Srnnilin 9tos, Baltimore n. sprttff
Veardbnibpllte sim Seriauf - bon $25 an.
NIT MarMprpfoi!en ahae9renot $50. Slot
fir bier @rdber. 5reie 9etubune Der aapeue
fir MISUNDERSTANDING. (Nnnt1G.1 40
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Dor Silent toitipieligcr. Tobei nber
bot Der peientlibere 5beil Der Nab-
r"unqsmittcl @erfdlifuna, Die I'm.
teriutung BON S%urrogoterL nttt ge'
litten. @Ghrenb Or. @IleD Wtllden
iuftc, mllBte oo5 EublItum aomeele
ihlutcn. Sic @utterDeri0llhung II.
Ole Subitituirung BON Butter cur
rodotcn ~ilorirt bette mcbr ais le.
9acnn Or. MiIcp lpirflid) MIR elnen
Sd,immcr bon Ser NobrlnGsmlttelF
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rem lcilL oils jiingit Die Frclle 1e't.
itcatc, oqb IN Chicago taGlid) 10000
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oclt pcrbcn inter gm%penonng BON
Shlpefel'a,Tc,
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Sen TicnIt Der McgicruuQ tritt nno
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uidtS @cId,Gmrnbercs, ais lpcnal or
Don Sodgenoiicu Der llnipilicilpelt
acjcbcu miro.
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Sobn Serwi9 & SphH.
Qetdheubcftotte. nnb GtubuIr Lniyey,

Wr. 2COJ, EfleanS.S tTake.
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lOrraiue.

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puOun.Earf.Gcmeterp.
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Manpt.p tnaana: NrebcriE. Mrab.

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ben. Infer I3crt miro, ipeinn GcipiiHlht, Dor
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atnr fir Eraurn.
Or. Qamaream'S
Northumberland

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SrniS Ni6ae Gemeters.

cn tbcats ert,bhoi pnu Baltimore, aals
yiiesptae. 0wei cIeitri'Ge Dabn'9tnisn unt
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Telephone (ItriI2S@
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-04-02
Still the winter clings to us.


Mr.. J. Landin made a visit to Wa
tertown over Sunday.
A. M. Anderson and l.. G.. Lund
quist made q business trip to Water
town last Monday evening.
Miss Selma Englund returned tc
w atertown last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lundquist moved
into the e. r. BerQuist house last
Tuesday.
Emil Lundquist commenced work
for A. NJ. Anderson Thursday. He
will drive the ream wagon during the
summer.
The town board of Troy township
met with A. M. Anderson Tuesday.
The school had a reception last Sat
urday on account of the new library
won from the Grant County News dur
ing the contest.
II you want good -four go to g. f.
Lundquist. He has the best.
The Strandburg Concert Band will
give its annual concert here the 9th OF
April. A very nice program has been
promised and it will be we'll worth the
money. Every body welcome. Bring
your girls.
Emil Carlson is doing some plaster
ing for G. J. Swanson.
Martin Anderson is building a house
for w. j. Weicks.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-04-02
Elmira Happenings
March 80

March 80
Miss Lily Redman has returned to
Mrs. Dauman's after a few days visit
in Albee and vicinity,
The Whiting brothers went to Mas
sau Wednesday afternoon and met
their families who came in on the train
from the east. Both families report
themselves fairly settled and will live
in their grauaries until houses can be
built.
VIM. Vogelsang and Ed. Sackreiter
were Milbank visitors Tuesday.
Ray Kimball recently sold a load OF
seed oats to Mr. Orlev Whiting.
School in Vernon number one Is in
operation again with Miss Amsden as
teacher.
Hilmer E~ngehretsen was taking or
ders for wsli paper IN West Vernon
the first Of the week and is already
engaged for paper hanging work long
in advance.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-04-02

County Supt. Jones of Sisseton, was
a Corona caller Friday.
Alice Chellis was a MilSank visitor
between train, Thursday evening.
Soule Bros. are invoicing this week.
J. T. Dawson isconined to the house
enza.
Calistero ewtreturned from North
Hope, O.. D., and reports his daughter
who has been quite Ill, some better.
W. Z. Busby was a Miloank caller
Friday.
Miss Ralph has been on the sick LIST
this week. Luther Chell!s has been sub
stitrting in the lower grade while Miss
Carlman took Miss Ralph's place.
Mrs Atkins sold one of her quarters
Of land, two miles from Corona, for
$50 per acre, to Albert Fenhans. AL
bert intends to erect buildings on same
this suInmer
Miller's orchestra furnished the
music for the social dance last Friday
evening.
Soule Bros. we're invoicing last
week. Will Soule, the retiring part
! ner sold his interest to Bismark SOule,
son OF George Soule. This firm will
o be known as George Soule & Son.
Will expects to go W wes, and go in
to business for himself in the new
country.
John Gold of Big Stone, was a Cor
Ona visitor last week.
The band concert to be given by the
Corona band Thursday evening prom
ises to De a fine musical treat. Every
one, both big and little, old and young,
fat and lean sholld turn out and hear
the boys. just remember the last one
they gave when you got double your
moneys worth.
Mr.. Young, l.. r. Foight's druggist,
lett Saturday for Watertown and 9th
er points for a couple weeks AGA
ton.
Peter Ginther vent to Wilmot Thurs
day evening where he received the NJ.
M. degree ia masonry. Tore Belgium,
Iro Puoer and DR.. Prouty accOmpan'
led him.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-04-02
Stockholm, March 3Oth

Alfred Nelson, who has been attend.
Ing BroOklngs Agricultural College,
came home Saturday morning, return.
ing Tuesday evening to assist his
uncle in the hardware store q few
weeks.
Miss Anna Fornell came home from
Minneapolis Tuesday eveing.
Albert Llndahl arrived Thursday
morning from Brookings where ne has
been during the winter studying band
music and English literature.
Miss Maren Anderson came from
Watertown Friday morning returning
Monday evening.
n. Bergren madea business trip
to Milbank Monday.
Married Friday, March 18th. Miss
Minnie Holt and Mr.. Gust Pau.
Miss Selma Erickson Of South
Shore. visited a few days with Miss
Amanda Holberg.
Mr.. Reich o. Milbans was visiting
his daughter, Mrs. VIM. Bergrec asst
Monday.
Mr.. Mooar was out mere on telephone
business.
Mrs. Anderson of South Shore visit
ed with Mrs, Peter Johnson ,a5c week.
Mr.. Simon Cheney 0 fTroy Is work
ing for Frank Baker.
Miss Anna Reich, VINO has been Wis.,
ting her sister, Mrs. VIM. Bergren,
left Monday for 4 visit with her par
enLS.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-04-02
Ideal Theater..
Lake Albert News
Lake Albert, March 80,

Lake Albert, March 80,
Spring is coming after all.
Aug. hattwitz is shingling his barn.
Gust Ginther and family visited at
Hakes Sunday.
Gust Mielitz children, who had been
pretty sick for some time, attended
school again this week.
Two boys graduated from school
last week.
Gustav Schultz got stuck going to
Milbark last week, We suppose in the
mud.
Otto Hauers rye which he sowed
last fall, is Just peeping out of the
ground. Wonder is this winter OF
spring rye.
Gustave Schumacher bought the
farm Of 23Q acres from Jack Mily
across the state line , miles south
east of Big Stone consideration
| 49, an acre. A good investment.
Fred Angerhofer bought the farm
known as the Ernst Muller place, fol
which he paid $40 per without build
ings.
Charles kamen bought 50 acres q
land from his father about a week
ago for s., 400 and Sold the farm ht
recently bought 10 P. Pinkert fol
g., 200.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-04-02
Mazeppa Happenings
MazeDpa, March J

Ma1eppa, March 81,
n. Fl. Adolphsen went to Mime
apoli, last week, returning Sunday,
Harry Woolsey and Miss Thomss
we're married at Summit March IT.
Miss Thomas has been been teaching
in Lura this winter, and is we'll and
favorably known and Harry Woolsey
is the younger son of Mr.. and Mrs
Adna Woolsey.
Allie Stoddard and Harry Whit
taker attended Woodmen lodge at
South Shore Saturday night and
helped initiate a class Of eight.
Geo. Stoddard and family visited at
Reynolds Sunday,
A majority of the teachers of the
west part of Grant county and part of
Roberts county held a teachers meet
ing at Summit last Saturday.
Fred Bescow returned last week
from Kansas City. Mo-, where he had
been for the past four weeks.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-04-02

E. L. Join and o Herb, were vii.
mot visitors between trains Monday.
Miss Olive Ealph and Rem Farley
were Milbank callers between trains
Monday evening
Mrs. F. Fl. Weight went down to Big
Stone SATURDAY TO see her mother who
is i'll.
Miss Edna Hills, who has been Wis.
ting friends and relatives here. return
ed to Wilmos Monday.
John Brietrick took a car of stock
TO St. Paul Monday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-04-02
Pennington Sayings
Pennington, March 30

March 80
August Artf has moved on the Stiles
farm, one mile south of hi, former
residence.
Hal Overton and family visited
Sunday with John Hardy.
There will be a ball game at Summit
April 10, Summit V MiIbank. \
good game is expected.
The teachers meeting at Summit. on
March y, was well attended. Those
present from this vicinity were: Miss
FlOS>ie Riley. Miss Nina Morgan and
George Hall.
Anton Boxeth lost a valuable COW
Sunday. 1t was choked 20 death in a
hay rack.
Mr.. Poor, our mail carrier. wa
somewhat DELAYED Monday, by hi,
horse being sick.
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East Melrose Doings
East Melrose, March 80.

East Melrose, March 80.
A. Jurgans lost . very valuable
horse Sunday night by pneumonia
Messrs. Talcott. Kahi and Vau
Hout have bought new drills this
spring.
Thomas Heternan has been ouite
i'll with pneumonia. He is improving
sOme now.
Herbert kahl drove out to Alban
last Tuesday.
Gustave Ponder is here from Green
Bay, Wis, visiting relatives.
John Tillman spent Saturday and
and Sunday with his son in S~issetou.
Mr.. and Mrs. VanHout were callers
In Twin Brooks q few days last week.
Miss Agnes Talcott. who has been
absent from school at Big Stone for
two weeks on account Of sicknes, re-
turned to her studies Monday morn
ing.
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The Black Sheep.

"What," asked the man who had
returned to his native town after
an absence Of many years, became
Of Ed Ferguson?
ed? Oh, he's doin' fine. Got
the best livery stable anywhere
around here and runs the depot
hack"
"Let's see! He had q younger
brother, hadn't hep
"Yes-Lem. He never amounted
to much. Wrote poetry and painted
pictures. ] guess the family kind
Of disowned him. At least he went
away several years ago, and | dunno
what ever became of him."-Chlca-
gosTfibune.
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March Both
Nels Nordquist visited at the home
Of Louis Johnson SUNDAY.
Sam Nelson bought mis- seed wheat
of ). n. Nordquist,
/. J. Englund was IN ReVii.o Mon
day having ONE feed ground.
Erick Swenson OF Aikiev, MINI. is
visiting here with his uncle Andrew
Swehson.
Oscar Johnson left for Madison.
Mimi, Friday.
John Fos5, OF Franklin, MINI, was
up looking g his farming interests
here. He returned home Thursday.
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His One Chance.

His One Chance.
Mother Coming swiftly = Why,
Willie! Striking your little sister!
Willie (doggedly) Aunt Frost
face made me.
Aunt Frostface-Why, Willie, |
said if you did strike her | would
never kiss you again.
Willie (still dogged) = Well,
couldn't let a chance like that sin
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-04-02

j. w. Johnson writes that he
has removed from Belllngham.
Wash, to Puyullap in the same
state.
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Services will be held 10 the Swedish
Lutheran church, Palm Sunday, Apri
4th, both morning and evening by Mr.
Henry j. Johnson of the Rock Island
Theological Seminary.
e. SCHOLD, Pastor
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Strandburg..

Minneapolis & st. l.. Time Table, Sttandburg
Passenger gong east, except Sunday, 80 a. M,
Passenger going east, every day 49,. ..fa:ia =. m
Passenger going west, except Sunday 6:05 p. m
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BAPTIST CHURCH-Services every sunday.
Preaching at IL a, m. sunday school 1T IL IN
Young Peoples Meeting 7:3O p. m.
Services conducted In the swedish language.
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McCOY-.McNULTY

for Supreme and Circuit
Courts
Pierre, March 3O-Governor
Vessey today selected as the
two new supreme court judges,
Judge J. Fl. Mccoy of the fifth
circuit, and Judge E. &. Smith
of the first district. To fill the
vacancies caused by the reap
continents he has selected r. B.
Tripp of Yankton, for the first
circuit, and Frank McNulty of
Sisseton, for the fifth circuit.
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DIR l.. 3. PROUTN
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Office and residence over the
CORONA MERCANTILE COS.
store. Calls answered day or
night. CORONA, so. OAK.
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Margin Mutterings.

ARN TIME TABLE-MILWAUKEE
No |, passenger train, going west. 6:5h p. III
NO. -, passenger train, going east - 10 :Ula. n.
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Center Gossip
Grant Center, March 81.

Grant Center, March 81.
Some of the farmers have started to
seed in this vicinity.
G. T. Oehler had the misfortune To
have one of his valuable cows run
over by the train on Tuesday.
list.
One of Frank Leddy's colts broke
thro the floor and fell into the cistern,
which was under the barn. but by
quick help from the neighbos> it was
rescued unhurt.
Rudolph Ernst has returned home
from Milbank where he had been hav-
ing q sore hand treated.
Christ Hitler made a trip up to the
hills Tuesday to look after his farm.
David Lamm visited with John
Blem on Sunday.
Fine Entertainment
The Apollos, the fifth and last
entertain ment of the citizens
lectureicourse, was one of the
choicest musical treats ever pre-
sented in the city. The committee
in charge of. the lecture course
during the past winter is to be
congratulated on the tine series
Of entertainments provided-not
a single weak number coming in
the series.
The total receipts of the course
were $783.85, Of which S419. IS
were from season tickets, 1878
from box Office receipts and $85.
from advertising in programs.
The expenditures amounted to
$3.50. 75-$l17 for the opera
house, $43O for talent and $33.75
for advertising and express. The
course netted a balance of $2O3 10
which was turned over to the
library board as a donation.