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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
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Ne Saoor maren oe 1onrmernaaren mo 9tere in meiner1 Spe 10
au'8crdumt .me let. Wen %Orratb lit fut gan; nu, ub meme l>crbl ms
Ntnterraore tommt flt tl9id an. Gs wurbe mir INNER nohoeioot in
bate Den beten %orrntb an Wr6puuren I'M Gountu, umo &c III mir ipr Sorll
an 9ele9en, oteen lumen oufrett III b0lten. Wut etnoetaut biEt ont psr.
fault. vterne Frete lmo bic nieori9nen une weroen nr BON mir igMt
.re9ulert. IN oNer 9So6e buben mir $1,000 mertb Ser neupiter Gnsr,oo
rem erbalen, wie aud cine Senbun9 BON Outing ElaupQen ub bouumour.
men Senoeten. 1000 Starf q GctrciccIdfc. Soebeu nm wrr.
tanr auS9ele9t 80 Fuar Wdnner9oien pon 75cS bis s.. 90.
Nout Sbr Groceries, tonmt 81 mir. SpeSel nieorioe Vreiie bel alien
Observation-Disclosures. Boiler %orratb on Srben., Glosraoren. Mf,Nsrru un
@abeln, Soneln u1w. aaun i'm anen pperldiN9en Store bcs
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bat letne Siiice mad SOB Ct. Ger.
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Sn her nuf Der Oitieite mnhneu.

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bod Sant Sen %orli6tSmaBre9eln 1T
es bis iset BET Der einen Ner'on, Die
li6 uui benz Me9e Der Se1erut9 be
iinoet osbliebeu. Man Ipridt bo=
pon, ouB ale S6ultinoer 9etmpft
weroen lollen.
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beiinoet ii6 icit Sonmerlta inter Ben
Yotienten I'M It. 9tapbael0 lcSpital.
Sein III Soma %wobnenoer beta }ter
&ater lit al oas 8rantenbets 9eeilt.
Spiientli9 wir0 Serr Molter li6 re6t
.balo ieiner iriiberen @eluuobeit wies
Der III erireuen baben.
' - Na6 semu6tem @eareneintauti
in ben ,SwiuinsSitdoten lit sri, Glaru
Gnberle oieler Gage mad Aoa ab9e
reilt, no lie Elm @elddit in Gllenmdas
rem betreiben ruiro. Nn ibrer STEELE
bat lid nit Erau ). Y. l6ubn Sri.
GreScentia Gnoerle i'm Eupma6erges
l6dit oHociirt.
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Nol, 4 Nih. Is. Setebier ibr Sott
[eroeihdft in no. If. Npe. n5ro-
litl er0iinet. Sejoe iunoe .1erren iiuo
.Senner OeS @elAiiteS, uno eS inter
~'lieot feinem Smeifel onH ibr Inter
nebmen nit Griolg getr0nt lein wiro.
.t1eute 9(beue miro Ser ais Slu.
p~isrIpieler iib hes belt.u Nufe8 er.
freueno, Nerr 0nriS RpIeuberoey mn
fer Mitmirfuno rerihieoeuer Gusuir.
tioer uub einbeimilber Solente i'm
SauioIou Operrbolle Elm Eou;ert
peronita(teu bel5eu Reiuoeminr ;um
Shelf in ben lorh fiir Neitrsitruo Ser
Unit Sem Nittran5pOrt mIerer 0rei,
sebner perbuRoexsn&oiten flieBerrpiro.
6s 1T mic Elm .llntertors5er in
Ben Suoenobruuuen." IS berl6rt
bic @an9en 10 ,anft, baB Die ,Su9eno
aui oem @eiifte oeS 9uterS la0ert.
Dies lit mas Rodu Wountain Sbee
tbut. ,Sraot eureu Npotbeter.
e. V.son mir, lid m,,to,
orf sic Mnflcos hin NIumb;rer nbno
sic ho,u n6t6ico gi,rns ~ briit,sn
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:rioe Spit nm fronferrnner 1sf,1eCt
Ietn min.
.1srr ,fror, 2ins 9poroo~- 5ea
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goos IN Wsi52f,. !, npo4 STo ~ ,to
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;. iein. 6i5 ri, g~1oeleoerb,it 7tlr.
itoo 06eno mie6ey BON BEN ribtiosn
G,eiitern oufoefriidt NM IN erfre};.
6sr g2elie .oepuidt" murbe, sfl0
mur6er on ientu . 6euoe pen Sen re
iammeltm 8ir8crr oufgc6ra6t mt3
Gin Gom.te e%rncuut, weldc5 0eiteu,
auf eine- GoucttianStour our6 sic
Staot oc5 quite }8etf III einem i16ner
Nbi1luG 3rabte.
SReriff 5dilpi;n mirb 6cute mt
leiner BEL eren 66lf.e bic Sberiiis
mpbuuuo ts,ieben.
Sic Sfprtb,ru lyorf6e
.,iot r;ufu Sn,.;nl,uo ,n1h:
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ct. Martin.

Der Sau oes nellen Fiarrbauies
ndbert lid inter ben 6dnben oes Nrn.
Voosbrot leiner S~olenbun9. -pebrcr
Mens, @ilbnl, melder leit pier $50.
den 81 Selu6 bel leinen Gltern in
Serido, isis. weilte, wirb Gnbe oies
ler @o9e wieoerum bier eintreIien,
nm Wonta9 ben lluterri6t in ser
Sdule 81 eronnen. - 0onneritoo in
LESTER 9So6e fubr elm Glit3ltrabl in
einen @etreioel6ober oes Nerrn Sobn
S6mtb; oas @etreioe 0erietb in
Sralb urlo brannte bis gum Wunoe
nteoer,
3iun.
9teler MeiSen ruiro l6on fleiBio IN
Die bteli9en GleuOtoren 9ebra6t. Ger.
Nelbe 1T pon gutter Suolitdt, moourh
bic Cuantitdt, Die nod por meuioen
Moden BON ben ,yurmem ermurtet
puroe, eini9ermaBen eriett miro
Die Selt6tiSer oeS 0iIentli6en Sion
uuo E0te 0enrp @ruben5 baben ibr
Selt6tl9un99Wert u%Ollenbet, uno wenu
nidt ollie NnSei6en tril0eu, miro mobl
Der erwilnl6te Wraben burd Die oo;l
beltimmlen Seioer beio1en lperoen.
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G1lDingsiprn.

Gu lester Qonnertug g}aet wurOe
in sie bieiige EoitOn.ce einsebrO6en
unp S1.56 nebit 80 GentS in Sriefs
martsn uno Elm Hepolper eutwenoet.
Bon Sem nd9tli6en Bclu6er btt man
feline Spur.-Ser icit 9eraumsc .3eit
in Sicnlten oes SenatprS &al. Sab
9eitanSene @ert Nilbelm !3ruaf bat
oieie Gteuung uie6er9ele3t unO wiro
lid tiiriti9bin i'm @olOin9siorb 0iz
itritt be- GrSiebuue Der .Snsenb nib
rleu.
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ct. Soirpi

Sene .3O9tin9e oeruon oeneDrm. Be
Observation-Disclosures 0eleiteten bieli9er
ct. &eueotctS Ntapemie, melde ibre
Nerien;eit in ieuer Nnltalt ;ubrNdteu,
be8aben li& 0ienltO9 ned ct. GlOuo,
allpo lie in Dem BET bem ct. Sene=
DICT sGonpent, Dem bil60iliden pa
lai6 9~e9emiber 9ele8encn Eort nit Den
ebrp. Sbweltern Elm Eicz9ftc btelten.
SaS ueue S6ulitmelrer an Ger Ntuz
oumie gu st. Soiepb wiro am nd6iten
0ieulta9 BEN ). September, erOnnet
meroeu, N&ie in iriifersn Sabren, 10
peripri6t aud in Sielem Die NnSubl
ser .S09lirge cine Iolde 81 letn, Die fItr
ben Nubm Der 2~luitalt Der it'd melt
iiber Ben Staot Wttrnelota perbreitet
bat, belte3 ,Seu0utB oGlegt. Sine quite
2lnSabl iun9er Saweu bat lid sum
Stuoium an De 2ltaoamie 9emeloet unO
ga Sic 2ebrtrait elre olei6 quite, menn
ni1t b%el'ers, ais Die Der frilberen
Sabre iein miro, 10 unterliegt e9 tel
mem .3mc;iel, OaB nit tOmmenocnm
0ieni,a9 on Der Ct. SeneOicta Alta
oomie ein ueteS, erfcl9reihe9 S0uls
iobr miro 5e8onncu wtrOen. lGtner
Sei8rej6u18 oe9 5ecrli6en 2(uboue5
an Die 2ltcoQmte wjro nit Dem iboNen
}l6orut in udhittr Drummer wcItcrer
9taum 8e0.Hnt weroer. ,. d.
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" IS Gts. Wdnnerbiite lest
As GtS. i'm Hadet.
. @enn surs glusen in irsenb
elmer @eile ni@t ri6tis limb, sebt gu
benz Grpert Sptifsr Der @.brlber
Start. Die ausen wsrben irei un-
tsriu9t.
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Gouaro Gporat Zen ipeiiellen, Den Stu.
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mo- ridt aleidfpmmeu. Siuoenten t6nuen
81 trseno elmer 3eit eiuireteu.
8ernbaro ulrih. Wanaaer.
Shldt fiir ilultrirte Sataloae. 37s39s41s43
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}lu Ser i'm bjeii8en conn ge(c6cnen
Ct So5u'5 llutuegijtjt, wel9e pom
ben botw. &cueoictjucruittn ME in
eriol8- 10 il rubmreidsr @etie gelei=
tet wirD niyo iid nit tommeuoem
2ieulta8 nene3 m1O re9s5 Eebcu cnt=
ialten, eenr an iensm Sage werOer
li4 bort bic Stuoioien na1 8euOiiencr
Serieu;eit pieoer einia BEN, nm aui
Elm meitere5 ,>c6r ibrcn ~&&iNen8freis
III erIueiterr. Ger It. }Obn'9 llniz
periitdt lDiyo ais &i.a Frdiioent
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ooritebeu mel6a~ crit Uor :inigen 2&os
Ben oortielbit non Dom e%jntr0l no
g. mebrere Sabre lang ii6 oem t1rolos
qii9en StpOium miomcte. 2&ir min.
Der bebreu Aultalt inter Dem
neueu &ice YrGlj9ium Gus San3em
Screen ben belten Crfol9.
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Wielroie.

Aud 6ier 1T bereits Ser erite oies.
idbrige @eiSen aui ben Werft &C.
brabt woroen. Menn Die Narmer
btnlidtli6 ibres GrnteertrageS nit
Der Snantitdt 10 3uirieben iein tOns
men, rpie Die bieiisen Sdufer ii9 nit
Der Nualit6t seben, 10 baben bic Sar
mer in I'M erer 9ta6bnri6ait lid our6z
aus ni6t iiber ibre Gcnte III befla9en.
-OaS neue &elepbou ~,eiitet leine be-
item Oienlte uno erpei't lid iir oieie
Staot mie aud fir Die burd oasielbe
nit unS uerbunbsnen Srti6Niten als
eine I'M Tertsbr eriolsretbe Ssquem.
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Trccport.

Die ,Sirmd Sleufe IL so. erballen
t;er einen nellen Glepotot nit 20, 900
Sui6el 6upuSitdt. 2erielbe miro
nit alien %Neterun9en Der 5eBt;eit per-
ieben; cine SwOli FieroefrOit Waio
linzytoi6ine miro in oemielben auie
aeitellt. SIS miro Ben IaWeru 10 be-
quem ais mo9li6 Semadt, lire lrlldt
fiic @elo ST pertaulhen .-0err Wo:
rit Nolten baltt leinen els0ator poll
ftdnois I'm, Nud oieler ipirD nit Ell.
ner @aiOEnsW tai6ine auss:itattet.-
als eben Elm Wdo6en Der ,Samilie
Sernb, W!6els nit Dem Welfen Ell
'er Sub ierti9 mar unb lid einise
S6ritte enfernt bate, purbe 5srei=
tag Die Sud our6 einen Blibitrabl
9etootet.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-11-02
EivOkingS County.
Land is rapidly advancing in price and
now Is the time to invest Big profits are
sure to lie gained by investing.

now Is the time To invest. big profts are
sure to he gained by investing.
The county of which Brookings is the
county seat is the best adapted to! diversified
farming of any in South Dakota. Situated in
the center of the renowned Big Sioux Valley
and watered by the Big Sioux river and in
Vulnerable lakes The soil is OF a rich, black
loan and is unsurpassed for fertility. The
best OF water is found near the surface, and
numerous small streams water the rich farm
lands in all directions. 1t contains q town
ships and 50s, ,5sl q acres of gently rolling
land, fully 15 per cent OF which Is under culti-
walton. Has l04 good schoolhouses valued at
about Sl0D,OOo in round numbers. Good rail-
road facilities. Assessed valuation, 1898,
S3,3 900. Tax levy, 1928, 10 mills forsgenerai
purposes. Average crop for the past twenty
years, Is bushels per acre. Fine herds of
bloodei stock and rich grazing lands. No
government land-all occupied by iactual
settlers. Decided land can be purchased at
from Sl2 to $50 per acre, according'to location.
Good railroads convenient for marketing
stock and grain.
Long distance telephone connects every
town with the county seat and extends to
many points In the state as well as into Min
nesots and Iowa.
The country neighborhoOds throug hout the
county have their churches where the people
worship every sunday.
During the past year large number OF peo-
pie from the east have brought their families
to Brookings county and located perIla,
nently. In every instance they are contented
with their choice of location and are prosper.
ing There are still opportunities for people of
all classes 20 come here and be independent.
No state In the union offers better advantages
than can be found right here In the Sioux
Valley region.
Farmers in the east who contemplate com
ing west can find no better soil, no better To-
cation and no better markets IN the whoc
northwest than Brookings county presents.
Come out and see for yourselves the banner
county of South Dakota
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-11-02
Trenton Items.

Jas. Pike is busy fixing his house.
This is fine weather for husking
corn.
Threshing is about completed in
this town.
VIM. Allison is building an addition
to his house.
Claude Sanders aud Arthur Miller
visited friends in Bruce Sunday.
School No. . has commenced with
Miss Kate Mcnamara as teacher.
Claude Sanders reports that wheel
ing was fine the first of the week.
Arthur West and sister Eliza were
seen driving in this town Sunday.
Miss Barlow, Of Sioux Falls, was the
guest Of Miss Mamie Months this
week.
Ernest West, Of Aurora, is running
Arthur Sage's threshing engine this
week.
Robert Vanhook and lady, Of
Aurora, were calling in this town one
day last week.
Rev. Davis will preach at the
Hughson school house next Sunday
morning at the usual time.
CHIMNEY SWEEP.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-11-02

, liam and Henry Uppendahl, Of this
place. There were all told about
sixty men in the regiment who were
in every battle and did no hospital
service.
Our pop friends are great fellows to
be peddling little tracts. The last
one they have distributed in this VI
cinity contained a long disserta tion
on railroads and their connection with
the supreme court. They haven't the
gall to tell their campaign lies them
selves, so they sidle up to voter and
hand him one Of those little printed
prevarications and then skin out be-
fore he can ask any questions.
We hear great deal of complaint
from business men and farmers that
the wheat buyers here are not paying
as much for grain as those of sur
rounding towns and business is suffer
ing as result. We have not investi-
gated the matter, but where there is
SO much smoke there must be some
fire. 1t would appear TO US that the
buyers themselves would lose as much
by course of this kind as anyone,
because il they do not get the wheat
there is no opportunity for them to
make any profits.
A united move should be made by
the citizens of this town to get a bill
through the next legislature MAKING
the incorporated village Of White a
separate voting precinct for all pur-
poses. AS it Is now there is liable to
be serious difficulty over the vote this
fall, because the states attorney has
ruled that the township boards must
attend to the registration of the vot-
ers in this village instead of the vii
lage board. The township officials
have no lists or any other data to use
and the result will be that not half of
the legal voters will be registered and
most Of the business men here have
not the time to rut. all over the coun-
try hunting up registration board.
Only a little effort would he required
to get bill through the legislature
which would do away with all Of this
difficulty, and the matter should be
attended to.
GEO. Fl. CHASE.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-11-02
Medary.
GEO. Fl. CHASE.

All the farmers will soon be in
their corntields.
Miss Julia Hansen is assisting Mrs.
Fred Mailsy during threshing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Englehart are
the proud parents of a baby girl.
Tidball's medicine man was can
vassing Medary township Monday.
Mr.. Arthur, DIR. Wards medicine
man, vas in this vicinity recently.
Ida Gilbertson has left the Medary
school, the home school having opened
up.
Ina and Neva Mailey are spending
the week with their aunt, Mrs. John
Johnson.
Mesdames Ibeck and Hockngs
were in the vicinity Of Lake Camp
bell Sunday.
Several pickerel were taken out OF
the lake Sunday, one man getting as
many as sixteen.
The lake was throDged with people
Sunday, mostly hunters. More fish
were caught Sunday than game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haman are welcome
residents Of our neighborhood. They
have purchased the old Stowe farm.
Mrs. Herb Krowel has been visiting
relatives near Watertown the pas,
week. She returned home Saturday
Mr.. Milkea's sale was we'll attended
and everything sold Mr.. Milkae and
family expect soon to start for Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee have moved tC
town, having built fine home there
Charley Vinegar rents the farm the
coming season.
Bert Bradley starts this week to
pick corn on the Kendall farm. We
understand that Bert has rerted a
farm and will try farming next year
The farmers are :hreshing in this
vicinity and have their fall work
nearly all done. This fine weather
we are having is helping the late
threshers out.
Ned Briggs. from north of Brook.
ings, was in the vicinity Sunday. He
brought Uncle Bob Throssl down TO
Mr.. Briggs. Uncle Bob expects to
start for Iowa Tuesday.
The bridge across the river is fast
nearing completion just east Of Fred
Maileys house. The gang is boarded
LAT Mr.. Mailey's The bridge was
completed Saturday evening.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-11-02
Reception.

The reception given to the three
new ministers OF the Baptist, Presby-
terian and M. E. churches, respect
lively, on Friday night at the First
Baptist church, proved to be most
delightful occasion to those who were
fortunate enough to be present. Five
hundred people, representing the diff
ferent denominations, were present to
pay their respects to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
j. Finch, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Jen-
nings and Mr.. and Mrs. A. 5. Mason.
1t was all nicely planned and, while a
formal affair, was devoid Of the stiff
ness that usually mark receptions OF
like character. Prof. and Mrs. Phil
lips on behalf Of the M. f. church,
President and Mrs. j. W. Heston on
the part Of the Baptists, and Mr.. and
Mrs. +. J. Carlisle for the Presbyter-
ians, assisted In receiving. Shrub
was the only refreshment served and
the bowls were presided over by Mes
danes H. +. Haroldson and Frank
Sherwin, Jr. Some delightful music
was rendered by the mandolin
orchestra, while everybody entered
heartily into the spirit of the occasion
and assisted strangers In becoming
acquainted with each other as well as
renewing the acquaintance Of their
own friends and neighbors. A tele.
gram Of congratulation and remem-
brance was received from Rev. I. II
Youngman and read by DR.. Heston
1t referred TO several passages OF
scripture appropriate to the occasion
which the doctor read from the pulpit
much TO the delight and pleasure OF
the large audience. This occasion
was remarkable from the fact that al
three denominations have new pas
tor, all young men, and in that 1t also
demonstrated the brotherly feeling
existing and the unity with which ths
Christian people OF Brookings are
working together. And 1t no doubt
afforded a most pleasurable evening
for the ministers and their wives, a!
they cannot fail to appreciate tht
warm welcome accorded them by on,
and all.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-11-02
Bruce Items.

IL. carpenter mas Dullt new Darn.
Burt Merritt is working for Anton
Larson.
Guy Ribstein Is clerking for Bunday
& Ribstein.
Mr.. Intermill has built a new shed
for his stock.
Clark Ribstein has taken a station
in Minnesota.
Geo. Sanders has rented his plowed
land to Will Grinols.
Mr.. Barber will move soon from the
Mitchell farm to Volga.
Mr.. Tilt is engaged to finish the
work on the M. +. church.
Gus Johnson is laying wall for Sol.
Walters under the elevator.
Elder Ross is having his house plas-
tered on the farm two miles west.
Mr.. Walters has purchased a fur
mace for his house Of the Watertown
company and will put it in soon.
Miss Christina Monson, of Estelline,
has been teaching three weeks for
Miss Dugger, who has been sick.
Oscar Bunday has sold his windmill
to NJ. Grinols for Sll5, and expects to
get a gasoline engine to run his feed
mill.
Frank Baker has bought the livery
business Of Tom Carpenter In Estel-
line and Dick Westover is working for
him.
The pug dog at Albert Lindskogs is
liable to be neglected new that they
have a young lady in the family to
care for.
Edward Erickson, Of Preston, will
clerk for Bunday & Ribstein. He will
move his family to Bruce Saturday
and live with Andrew Ecklapd and
his sister.
Rev. Kidder has been putting a
Norwegian furnace" in the parson-
age, which gives very good satisfac-
tion, far as completed, using less fuel,
probably, and giving better results
than the heating stove.
John Carlson and Fred Youngburgh
will run a general store OF dry goods
and groceries in the Fisher building.
A new hard wood floor has been laid
and other Improvements made. They
have both been very efficient clerks
in this business.
The fatal 3lst Of October passed
away with much less serious results
than for several years. A few
shingles well used might have made ii
good night. Custom is a frail ex-
cuse, without sanction of law, for do
ing Just as you would not be done by,
and can never make an evil deed any
better than a good deed. All kinds OF
| fig leaves for meanness.
What wonderful improvements
have been grated into our common
school system during the last quarter
of this nineteenth century. We used
to have to study in order to learn, but
now with paper and ink, pencils and
tablets, tissue paper and scholars
companions, lead paints and new
books, and monthly written examina-
,icns for all who can spell cat with
any degree Of success, what scholar Is
so dull as to need to study in order to
learn. f.,
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-11-02

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