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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-04

renoe @eneralpoItmeiter Charles GmOs
m Smith bar 0dgens 5aler.
8tomfter pa a M Sc inlep 8
0rdb.
Canton, 8, Maj 81. = Mange
imufte glomiter bleO lagt paa BiIs
liam Meainleps GrdO 8adr. Der
iblanOt bar IN itor Srans meO bOiOe
glomiter fra bet 0oiOe 0us.
De ipanite=ameritanIte 8eteraner
latte ct iieloent imuft glomiterItbtte
paa WcainIebs @rap.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-04
lite glarg.

oN}in Sub. uobrpo ban, ba ban
6prte guoTtabet, .er bet muligt."
Den gamle 6pbOing 6aaber at bliDe
tiQaot at penOe tilba9e til lit Soft;
men Der er life megen Sanbipnlig6eo
for, at ban faar lit 9nite opfpGbt.
5 pbrigt bar 5reOsilutningen rant
BAN iom ct tungt Slag, o9 ban dfz
ldar at bisfuterl 5agen meO nogen
lom belit.
0oGanbfte 9laoe 6eflager, at Sperz
gibelIe blep npOpenoig, men er bog
enige ON, at 5reo bar bebre unoer nuz
p9renoe 8etingelier END fortfat arig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-04
csbnfunmcr Mc&inleD.

Wluitegon. Wid., Maj. 81. = De-
forationsbd9en bleb mango Steber /
f9rlig @rob en- Minoebdg for Glic
9inlep; fdaleoes bleb ben ferite ,Sto'
tue af preiibent WcainleD afilsret
Der / 0aar. Statue, peOeItal og Sofs
fel blep for9ret Muitegong Stole6frn
of G6arlss 8. 5actlep os oIter $20,s
900. Stdtuen er af Bronze, | oberuas
turlig SterrelIe og foreitiller Mcains
lep, fom ban fob, bu ban bolot fin iioe
ite Sale peb llbitillingen guffaio.
Statuen itaar paa en- peoeItnl af @ras
nit og er omeipet paa 3 Siber af Ell
0ranitforbejning. qdd ben fjerbe
Sibs er Der insen Gorbsjning. Sofs
felens @ulp er Molaif. giGtos
bugger Gbarfes 9enrp Rielbaus |
Rem gorf bar mobelleret ben.
Waellem 5000 og 5000 9eIosenoe
tom fra u[le Dele at be Gorenebe Stda
ter for at beltage Ssjtibeligbeoen.
Gn milit9r pg ciDil parabe, bbori g.
500 Menneifer oeltog, bar ct of Nums
rene pad programmet. Statuen afs
ilsrsbes df fire unss apinber. 50 bar
8stre af geteraner fra 9orsertrigen,
og to bar Dstre al 0eteraner fra ben
ipanifsamerifanIte arig. yeittalen
holbtes af Clarence SO. Sesiipns.
gufte al Ml c ainle1.
philadelphia, pd., Mai 81. = Gn
Butte al preiibent Weainleb | 8ron=
ce blep dfileret ber | 9adr af philabels
p6ias 9lrbejbere beb 9pens poItp9Ien.
poitmeiier Glabton McMihal mobtog
@aDen fra Samss O'SuIIiDan, pres
iioent for 2etter Carriers Mcainlep
Nsmprial 9lsiociation. 5orbenpes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-04
Saft 6cgpn0cr NrbejOet.

aonb SUM 2. : qooens Sefretar.
SarOinal Rampo1a, baObe Dag en-
SammenfomTt meo Suoge 5aft, @uz
oernpr for 5ilippiner gsrne. 9iffop
36omas O'9arman fra Siour Sails,
g. Dat, fungere6e Iom 3olt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-04
DR.. NILES PAIN PILLS.

st burtist, iitfert o9 paalioelist Waiooel
for ips eller nerpps Sopeopine. &p9imerter,
Mapepine, gieuralsa @erpplitet, Srritabis
litet, Spunlpsbeo @ist, Scatica Snoebol'
Der boerfen Opium eler Morfin cs efterla'
Der insen ilemme giterpirfnin9er. 25 0oits
25c. Iaa apptefer eller ienees al DE.
MILES MEDICAL Co, Eikhart, Indiana
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-04

BET er inOrettet iad iinorigt, at 8ems
perdturen 6abritten er Den famine
belle 8ugen igennem. Sm 8interen
opparmes ben toloe 9uft, Der leOes
1ennem 4pr, peb Spilbeoamp, og ON
Sommeren aftples ben bdrme Guft
oeo ojHlp at tolOt 9dno.
Naar 6ertil fpjes, at 5dbriffen bar
tit eaet 5elefonipitem, bporoeo 2eOeren
tan telefonere til dae Qlfoelin9er, og
De foriteai9e 2(fbelinger fan telefonere
til 6indnoen uoen at benntte Central
Itationen; at ben bar egen 3elegrafs
itotion, Iad at ben baabe fan mootdge
og aTienoe 5eleqrammer; at Der fprer
10 Sibeipor inb 5abriften, ct for
inbgadenbe og ct anbet for uogauenoe
5ragt m. m. m., Ida bill man forItdd,
at bet er en- itorilddet 8irfipnbeo, Der
er pptset frem / idd fort en- 3iO, og
ben ientes bog betnoeligt uoOioet / en-
nGr 5remtib.
@iels QtntOn ariitenien 6grer til
,Selfmube" s5olfene, til Dem, Der uoen
aapital. men peo en- jernfdit 9iaie og
en- itorf Gnergi 6ar bibit at tilfRmpe
fig en- fremragenOe 9taos paa Snbu=
ftriens OmraaOe o9 bet / utrolig fort
5io.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-04
Set franifc Sabinct rciigncrcr.

guris, SUM- 3. = Oct ffoTte Nsoe
af @uloecf=aousieau 0}iniiteriet ble0
afbolDt / Dag. preiiOent 9oubet
mooto9 ben enOelige g9eTi9nation af
aabinettet 6an opforOreoe Dem til
at forblioe Sitting, inbtil beres Gfs
terfolgere funbe blioe oalgte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-04
&riiser faar ssreosbnoifabet

5 ssplse telegram til ,,0ailp gr=
preIs" fra lltredt, 9ollano, blep Mr.
Sriiger unberrettet ON Sreben / 2lftes
liot efter al. 9. 9dn 1aooe Iopet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-04
Uolanoet. D
TSrcO lluttct.
SOcrnc falOcr tilf6je.


2onpon, SUM- l. : Srigen / SDos
2(frita er forbi. 6ele 9onoon er paa
9enene, @aberne mnlorenpe fuloe af
begejitre0s gorgere, iom af peres fuloe
9jerter og 9alie ipn9er ,,9oo iaoe t6e
Sing.
2oro &itheners telegram, iom be-
tenOt9iorOes fra arigsOepartementet
81. 3, melbte, at goerleberne 6dboe
dntd9et 5reospilfaarene og unberitrez
pet Opergioeliesforlangenoet. g2n6ez
Den brebte iig 9pbet at fdd Winutter
ober hele &ongeriget
@irfningen par siebliffelig og oio=
unoerlig. Den trnttenoe 5elelie en-
arig larli9 en- langoarig, logger oper
ct 6olf, bar Iom bortblpit, Iom ON
9oertrigen bar ben eneite 8nroe, bper
entelt 5noipio 6apoe badret pda, idas
leoes falte en6per 2ettelIen, bd De
pluoIeIig ff at pibe, at ben par itdnbz
let, og man 6engap Jig til be piloeite
9lGOesptringer, iom ldn9t poergit
Iaa0anne 8emonitrationer, Iom fanOt
Steb peO De Itore en9elife Seire, fom
I. Gts. oeo 2a0nimit6 eGer Nlafeting.
0m 6reosbetinqetferne
6ebber bet:
5or iets llger IiOen, Oa 5reOsunOer=
6anOlin9erne be9pn0te, inOleoereoes
fal9enoe 8orIla9 fra 8oernes sioe:
geboerne itulbe gobfenoe en- brittiif
2orbz6pmmisiioner meb en- 8oerz
Zoeritbefalenbe Iom begge Ituloe p9re
6oIiooenoe pr9tord.
2anbet Tfuloe pele8 / 0iitrifter, meo
6rittiIfe 0iItriftsz@m6ebsm9no "a en-
9aer 9omite, ealst peo alminoelig
Stemmeafgioning al 8orgerne, me-
oens ben enqe te Reqerina ffuloe 6ape
9etozRet. De 6rittifte Gm6ebsmano
Tal pare / Stanb til at tale goernes
Sprog.
johannesburg ffal gen9ibes be en-
aetTte 9e6oere me0 fuloItanOig 6rittiit
Stpreiie.
Gn Observation-Disclosures paa
minpit 100000 2itl. ffal forbeles
al blanDebe &omiteer
Qlfb9bning al 0aren ffat begpnbe,
IaaInart ben ferite 2aoning al 8oer=
fanger er ienbt tilbd9e til Snoafrifa.
Sngen arigslfat Ifal paalignes.
8egge Sprog ital anertenbes / Sfoz
lerne, Raao6uiene oq / officieGe 9ofuz
menter.
Omtoitningerae peo be ipoafrifans
Ife @arniioner ital beres af Gng=
ldnb.
De nubarenoe 9oerfprere itdl be-
6oloe oeres Sitting iaa oiot iom 1nuz
ligt.
4 4 X
iSad 0age Ienere efter en- aonfe>
renee meo llbienoinge fra Gnglano,
bleO bet 6efenot, at 9oerne pbermere
forpligtigeoe Zig til at antage fplgenbe
getin9elTer:
De bill life gore a6iolut lldf6engigs
6eb en- ufrapigelig 9etin9elle, bpis be
fan tomme til 5uritaaelfe meb gngz
lamb ON Den inbre Stprelle af 2anbet.
5orpisninger og Snbbrdgelie at
Gjenoom itdl op69pes og inobrd9et
@jenoom gen9ipes @jerne meo 9obts
gprelIe for pripat Gienbom goela9t Ell
fer taeet at Gnglanberne.
Sub 2lnertenbelIe af Stdtsgalo
ldmlet for pg efter arigen og op til
0atoen for 2oro Ro6erts 9(mneitiz
Proclamation.
Il x X
GnbOioere forldnges 9tmneiti for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-04

Jlkti2 Allpl 5AAlliIlllNh 49, ~
,,Selfmdoe" s6olfene, til Dem, Der uoen
aapital, men oeb en- jernfait 9iGie og
en- itorf Gnergi bar bibit at tilfRmpe
Fig en- fremragenoe glabs pda Snnu=
ftriens Omraaoe og bet utrolig fort
8io.
Ggger Sfftsmisfe. giels
Carrier / 3renton, q. s., bar efter 16
Mars 2GgteRob oniagt ON Sfilsmisie
fra i'm 6uitru og an9iper iom 9runo,
at bun foretratter W9anosarbejoe
Fremfor foinbeli9t. 5 flere llaer ab
@anoen, flyer ban. bor bun pdd i'm
6arm en- tbf Sfoo 8ermont
Siemfommet sig. 8ampit.
,.Octa", Der inofom til 2(dlborg FORTE
oen. meOfgrte Qiget af $. .. 9en@
0iren, iom en- ca. 40 2(ar bar op6olot
ia / 2(merifa. 6an oeoe for nogen
aio fiOen % efterlooer i'm 5prmue
til I'm 6dmilie / 56iiteo, men beItemte
Tantioia. at ban Oiloe begraOes Der.
9aftor u. Dan Bottom 6ar
/ III. Damn" mootaget adloelIe ira
Ct. 5teFans Mlenig6eo Gbicd9o.
8aitor 9rpcfmener, Wenia6eDens
nuparenee 9rqf, oit inareIt muligt
efter Qarsmeoet rejie til 8dnmdrt.
Som BET bill erinpres dnldgoe @e.b
OlIen for en- 5io fiOen Sag mob va
itor Dpefjar, 3eoattpr al uariiteli9t
8Qg6lao" &e6en6abn, forOi 9ditoren
/ lit glao 6aboe omtalt 9. O.s 9rnoee
fdmpe Iom6umbugs ugsforeitiainger. 5orz
leoen begpnbte Sagen / 0ofs og
Staosretten. ST af paitor 8petjers
9ioner er ben 6r. Sobn ). S6miott
Der / 9(merifd en- 3ib lang bar Bed
OGens Smpresiario, men Iom ienere
fom Strio meo 9. 8. og oerefter blep
SmpresIario for Hoeber. 0et er pdd
9aiis af So6n :. S6mibts pauItanz
be, at qaitor D1etj9r bar uoilpnget
ben geitploning mob 9ec6 Olien, at
bans grpoetampe er 6umbugsforeitils
finger.
mills 9(nnteSenien, Batter
al Dor betenote 2dnosmano, fbD. Co
tomotiofsrer 6ans Senien, bar forles
ben graOueret meo ubmartet adrdfter
fra Statens Normd Hole o9 Tiger 9(nz
iGttelie iom 9arerinoe Ocb Smd6as
offentlige Sfoler. D. .. p."-
nlpttestilf9 9 be. Sdns
Senfen, llngoomsforeningens Praiiz
bent Hacine, fom forleoen til Stdbe,
iSet ban bdpbe ct Sdmmeniteo
mso en- dnben GDtle=Hptter, Der fom
farenoe neo ab gatten beo Meao Str.
groen Iom ban bar gal. Senien blep
ilbnget ben ab @aben og fit 9lnIigtet
ilemt ramponeret og be9ge Gpflerne
blep fuloitenbig fnuite. Ten piloe
RDtter tom life til Stabe.
= DANTE 2lmerifd If9nter nas
turligOis life banlt 8lanfiparte en-
5anfe; bog bill bi gore ppmarfiom
paa, at &pben6dbneren SobunIens
9lanfiperte er paa boer lloitilling,
iioit | Yaris, 6lepet tilfenot baaoe
Selp og GnIomeoalje, itriper oNorol. "
= Mr. Soparb @oulo, Der ct par
@dnge tibligere bar gaitet aeben6apn
meb i'm elegante 0amppaht ,glia9ds
RAJ, oq bpis 5rue unber fit iioite Sps
bolb Der febte bper Stump at Sepes
boipnine, Der fanbtes tilIalss / gben,
bill after benne CONNER aflegge ae'
benbapn ct 9eIpg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-04

Geger Sftlsmisie. g2iei8
Qarien / 3renton, q. s., bar efter 16
Mars 2GgteRab anipqt ON Sfilsmisie
ira i'm 0uitru og an9iber iom @runo,
at bum foretratter Man0sarbejoe
Fremfor foinOeli9t 5 flere llafr al
@anoen, iiger ban. bor bun pdd i'm
6arm / en- tnf Sfoo germont.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-04

= Mr. Sonaro @oulo, Der ct par
@an9e tibligere bar gaitet aeben6apn
meo i'm elegante 0dmpna6t yNiagd>
RAJ, oa bpis 5rue unber lit iiblte Sps
bolb Der tsbte bper Stump at Seoes
bolpning, Der funbtes tilTales gben,
pil after benne CONNER aflegge 8ss
benbapn ct 9eIeg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-04

GnoOioere forlanges 2tmneiti for
a[ls 9apsaoloniens Sprerere. 2ess
labelIe at a[le politiite Sanger.
Gn beitemt 9ato, pad bpilfen dlle
9oerfanger fal pare ienot tilbdge til
Snbafrifd.
Gn Repr9Ientant fra en- eGler to
penli9iinoeoe Magter ffal ie til, at
bisIe getingelIer oberbolbes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-04

6iemfommet Sig. 8ampit.
..Octa", Der inotom til 2(albor9 fOrlez
ben, meOferte Qiget af 8. .. Ben
oiren. iom en- ca. 40 2lar bar opbolot
ia 2(merifa. 0an opoe for nogtn
9io 1oen og efterlaoer i'm Bormue
til I'm 6anilie 16iiteo, men beItemte
Tamtibia. at 9an oiloe begraOes Der.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1902-08-21
The White w. G. T, U. will meet
with out local union, Aug. 2S.

The White W. Q. Il, U. Will meet
with out local union, Aug. %.
The w. G. T. U. will meet in the
parlors Of the Baptist church, August
% at o'clock p IN A good program
on alcoholic medication will be
given. A general invitation Is ex-
tel ded to all. Refreshments will be
served. A collection will be taken.
Woonsocket, S., OAK, July 81, 1902.
To THE WHITE RIBBoNERs OF SOUTH
DAKOTA:
The Annual Convention OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will be held at Mitchell Sept
elnber u, 13, IA and Is, opening Friday
morning, September II, will be de-
voted to meetings OF the general ofii'
GERS, executive committee, board Of
superintendents and Y conference.
There has been a vast amount or
hard work done this year by both
state and local workers and more
general activity among the local
unions mark the years progress. II
the unions are faithful In reporting
and calling dues the years record VIII
show great Advancement. MANY new
unions have been organized and tse
older ones have added many to their
membership Has every member OF
the w. G. II. u. put forth her best
efforts to secure one new member
Has each union tried its best TO have
net gain of five members for this
year? Have the local treasurers been
persistant in collecting dues? II
these plans have been faithfully
followed the years report will show
one of marked progress in all lines OF
work. Do not fail in having dues,
pledges, free will offerings, etc, sent
to the state treasurer, Mrs. Il. r.
Eckenbeck, of Watertown, by Septem-
her /.
The blanket report has been mailed
to every union in the state. FOLLOW
the instructions on this report so that
the corresponding secretary and super
intendent will hear from every union
in the state. Last year the reports
were the most complete that have
ever been sent in, so let this year be
noted for still greater improvement.
Let not one union fail to be heard
from, be 1t much, little or nothing
that has been done through the year.
Mitchell has been preparing all year
for our coming and nothing will be
left undone to give the White Rib
boners a most royal welcome. Their
plans are nearly complete and large
delegation is expected. Do not disap-
point them. The convention promises
to be so much in the way OF help
and inspiration that every union
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1902-08-21
BASE BALL TOMORROW.
A NEW WAY ROUND The WORLD.
From Paris to San Francisco with but
One Change OF Cars.

Travel from the far east TO London
aud other European points which has
heretofore sailed from China, Man
ohuria, The Philippines and Japan
through the Suez Canal, is likely here
after to follow the Royal Mail. which
it has recently been demonstrated,
can be brought to London through
San Francisco and across the United
States three or four days more quickly
than via the old route.
The traffic department OF the Chi
cago & Northwestern Railway has
advices that the Russian ministry Of
the interior has arranged with the
International Sleeping Car Co., for
new sleeping car service on the Trans
Siberian Railway, between Moscow
and Port Arthur, to be weekly at first,
tri-weekly later on, and eventually a
a Train-de-Luxe to be inaugurated be-
tween Warsaw and Port Arthur leav-
ing Warsaw daily. At Warsaw con-
nection is made with the famous
Express DuNord from Paris, Berlin
and other European capitols.
Thus Port Arthur will be within
easy reach of Paris, and from Port
Arthur the journey is completed in
fast vessels across the Pacific to San
Francisco and on the New Overland
Limited via the Southern Pacific,
Union Pacific and Chicago s. North
Western Rys. to Chicago.
Inter Continental travel is thus
practically established through what
had, until recently, been supposed to
be the wastes OF Siberia; now proven
to include much rich farming country
which is being rapidly settled. Such
circling Of the globe will be delight.
full holiday beside which the present
trans atlantic journey takes on a very
ordinary aspect.
The equipment for the Siberian
Express is TO be in control of the
international Sleeping Car Co., anG
the service will be OF the highest char
acter, more nearly approaching the
American standard than is usual or
the Continent.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1902-08-21
Do You Know NINE. Oui vive?

Probably you do, for Nine Qui Vive
has national reputation as an inspir-
ing friend of every woman with a
beauty woe. Her Woman Beautiful
department in the daily Herald is a
perennial source Of joyous helpfulness
to womankind. Her instructions on
complexion Ills are interlarded here
and there with snappy little epigrams
as "cheerers." The weapons she
suggests to beauty seekers for the
complete annihilation of beauty griev-
ances do not include artificial methods
-''factory" frizzes, rouge and other
horrors being barred. She gives
instructions on correct breathing,
what to eat, how TO breaths-in brief
how to become healthy, wholesome
woman. No wonder she is popularly
known to msny thousands of women.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1902-08-21
G. A. R. TO ADVERTISE THE STATE,
Propose to Garry "RifIes" and Distribute
Souvenir Books.

Department Commander Blanchard
Of the g. A. r. for South Dakota has
issued general orders regarding the
national encampment at Washington
on October 9th to l1th, in which he
proposes that advantage be taken of
the opportunity to advertise South
Dakota. He thinks the "rifies" made
Of an ear of corn attached to stick
about five feet long and bound with
a bunch OF wheat at the butt are a
good means OF attracting attention
A ribbon attached to tue stick bears
the name Of the state. The cost will
be considerable and the commander
outlines the following plan: First, to
continue the use of the rifles" and
second, to get up souvenir of South
Dakota in nutshell, consisting of a
nicely ornamented book by 81 inches
and of from 100 TO $50 pages, 5000 to
$4,000 copies being issued. For the
purpose Of paying the expense of such
printing, advertising and distributing
and the maintenance of headquarters
in Washington, real estate men, busi-
ness men and others are asked to
advertise their business in the book
at $40 per page.
Commander Blanchard has named
A. B. Nelson Of Pierre, chairman Of
the council of administration, and O..
B. Stearns Of Mitchell, assisting quar-
termaster general, to take charge OF
the advertising department and super
intend the collection and distribution
of the advertising matter. The prop
osition has been approved by Governor
Herreld. Advertising matter and
cuts may be sent to A.. B. Nelson,
Pierre. Aberdeen News,
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1902-08-21
FAREWELL RECEPTION.
rendered Mrs. H. B. CASTOR Before Her
Departure from Brookines.

Mrs Geo. Morehouse gave farewell
reception in honor Of her sister Mrs
II. b. CASTOR last Friday afternoon.
invitations were confined 10 the imme-
date friends of Mrs. CASTOR amoag
whom were: MesdameS j A. Seaton,
ii. h. Reeves, j. W. Middleton, r.
II. Williams, Ed Williams, Geo. N.
Breed, A. j Lockhart, D. J. Darrow,
W. II. Cornell, +. G.. Orr, w. H. Rod
die, j. f. LOckhart, Grace Brooke,
G. A. Skinner, A. T. Grove, T. B.
Davis, Frank Sherwin, Jr., j. W.
Heston, L. G. Borst, A. j. Finch,
Misses Callie Williams and Nellie
Mason.
Light refreshments were served and
a very enjoyable afternoon was passed.
Mrs CASTOR, though unable to mingle
in society on account of delicate
health, has many admiring friends
here, particularly those who knew
her when she was a pioneer resident
Of this city. All those friends join
the REGISTER in wishes for a safe
journey to her home in San Francisco,
California, and with hope that she
may find that her visit in Brookings
has been beneficial to her health,
Mrs, CASTOR departed for California,
Tuesday morning and was accom-
panied as far as Omaha by Mr.. and
Mrs. Morehouse. On Monday even
ing numerous acquaintance called at
the Morehouse residence to bid Mrs
CASTOR farewell.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1902-08-21

CITY SCHOOLS.
Some Particulars Regarding the Coming
Years Work,

The fall term Of the Brookings city
schools will open Monday, Sept. 2nd
and in all probability the attendance
will be larger than ever before, and
the school board and Superintendent
Hill are preparing to meet the de-
mands.
The school building is now under
going systematic repairs and renoya.
ton so that every nook and corner
will be neat and clean. Prof. MO.
Hill informs the REGISTER that he
hopes to make the coming school year
memorable one in the history of
public schools in this section OF the
state. His work last year and the
able assistance given him by his earn
est corps of teachers is convincing
evidence that everything which can
be done will be brought into service
for the advancement OF the schools.
The following is a complete list of
the teachers and the departments
which they will instruct:
1st Primary-Mrs. Aiken.
2nd Primary-Niss Ina Colegrove.
2nd a-Miss Winnifred Enos.
grade b-Miss Mabel Hegeman.
3rd grade--Mlss Rhoda Johnson.
4th grade-Miss Marguerite Madden.
5th grade-Miss Louisa Detwiler.
9th grade-Miss Alice Barton,
7th grade-Mrs. Nav Hanna.
Sth grade-Miss Dickerson.
Preparatory grade-Miss Lille DOVE
Principal-Miss L. d. Woodbridge.
Superintendent-M o. Hill.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1902-08-21
BROMUS lNERMlS CROP.
Frederick Farmer Figures an income of
S42.S0 an Acres.

Fred Parduhn has something on his
place southwest Of town this year
almost as good as gold mine. He
had fifteen acres of bromus inermis in
one patch that he headed for the seed
which yielded $50 bushels, besides a
great quantity that went into the
straw. The seed weighs Is pounds
per bushel and is cheap at 15 cents per
pound, which would bring the seed
product up to s37 so per acre or s562.5O
for the little field, besides almost two
tons OF hay per acre which he values
at $72. Fred will have considerable
seed for sale besides the large quantity
he will use in seeding his own bottom
land. Few crops in this region yield
s42. so per acre.-Frederick Free Press.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1902-08-21
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK.
Will Start in Brookinss with Capital oI
$4,000.

For some time it has been rumored
tablishing another bank in this city
and at last the race to see who sho uld
get first next became exciting. A
company Of our own citizens last week
sprung the deal and filed papers at
Washington to secure permit to estab-
lish the Farmers National bank.
At this time Mr.. Thos. l.. Chappell,
of Rockwell, Iowa, was here and in an
unguarded moment intimated that he
was thinking Of opening up bank
and this no doubt caused the others
to get hustle on themselves. Mr..
Chappell returned from Iowa and
when confronted with the news, said
it was all right but that it would not
alter his decision in the matter. He
had decided to come here and establish
a bank, and would do so. Fortunately
for all parties concerned it was finally
arranged to take Mr.. Chappell into
the Farmers National and yesterday
at meeting Of the stockholders the
following gentlemen were chosen direc-
tors: J c. Jenkins, w. A. Caldwell,
FL. B. Mathews, Wood Thompson, T.
L. Chappell, l. S Bnford and A. l..
Binford. BY unanimous vote of the
directors Mr.. Chappell was elected
cashier Of the bank. The REGISTER
need make no further comment re-
.garding the good judgment displayed
in this important matter other than
refer to an article which appears in
this paper and taken from the Rock
well Phonograph. The other officers
elected were, w. A. Caldwell, presi-
dent, and L. S. Bnford, ce-president
The Farmers National has substan.
tial backing and it officers comprise
some Of our best citizens. The bank
will have capital of $4,000 and the
REGISTER believes the enterprise will
prove paying investment TO the
stockholders
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1902-08-21
Struck Artesian Water.

About five O'Clock Thursday after.
noon Hans Hanson, who has been
prospecting for artesian water for
sometime, struck a flowing well ON
Kibbie's farm about three miles south
east Of town. The water flows two
feet above the ground and gives every
indication OF being genuine artesian
well. The discovery is one of far
reaching importance and is destined
to revolutionize methods of agriculture
In this vicinity. IL the fact is estab-
lished that there are artesian springs
beneath the surface throughout this
section, it will enhanse the value OF
land To considerable degree and be
instrumental In bringing in large
numbers Of home seekers. -Estelline
Tribane.