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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-07-26
Condensed News of the Week

menced and the yield is above the
expectation. Corn is also booming
along and will surely make good.
Argus Leader.
Mrs. A. F. Horton OF Milbank, has
been visiting in the city this week.
She also visited in Aurora and Elk
ton the latter part OF last week return
ing to our city Monday noon. Editor
A. I. Horton of the Nolga Tribune
came over from Nolga Monday and
accompanied his wife and children to
Nolga the same evening, where they
will visit for few days before return
ing to Milbank.
Judging from the foul smell that
has permeated the atmosphere during
the past week one is led to believe
that Food and Dairy Commissioner
Small might find something in
BrOokings that needs Regulating"
We don't know from whence the
"perfume' comes, but we do know
it spoils the appetite for supper for
we have had experience.
Harry Allison received word this
week that he had passed the pharmacy
examination before the state board,
and ranked third in a class OF twenty
six. He left yesterday morning for
Milbank where he has accepted a po-
sition in \. J. Blesser's drug store.
Harry is a graduate OF the Agricultural
College OF this city and we are glad to
hear Of his good fortune, and his
many friends hope he will do well in
his new place.
Complaint has been repeatedly
made by those who attend the band
concert in the court house park, that,
the little boys and girls greatly mar
the full pleasure of those concerts by
boistrousness when the band is play
| ing. Need any more be said than to
call attention to the matter? 1t would
seem that parents could caution the
little folks not to annoy the musi-
clans or the audience and that this
would be sufficient.
Mr.. X. Matson came up from Brook
ings Monday and remained for a
number Of days visiting with his
many old time friends in Castlewood.
Mr.. Matson and family resided here
in the early days when the town was
starting and he was one Of Castle
woods first grain buyers, he having
bought grain for a number Of years
| in the flat house now attached to the
grain. He was postmaster at Brook
ings for a number OF years and his
many friends here have greatly enjoyed
meeting him once more. Republican.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-07-26

|. A. K.nyon from Waukee, Iowa,
and W. f. Kinyon from GAINESVILLE,
Mimi, brothers Of A. II. kinyon,
arrived in Bruce this morning and
will make Mr.. and Mrs. kinyOn
happy by good visit Bruce Herald,
Miss Maud Blackstone of Colorado,
arrived in the city Friday morning
and will visit for a short time with
Miss Lotta Woodward. Miss Black
stone is former Brookings girl and
her many friends are glad to see her
again.
Mrs. Jerry Bunday Of Hetland, and
Miss 10 Peterson OF Oakes, \. D., ar
rived in the city Monday morning and
visited at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dexter Bunday until last night when
they went to Bruce for few days
visit with relatives and friends.
Rev. Hardman would be pleased to
consult with parents who desire to
send their boy or girl to school out OF
the city. He represents "All Saints
SCHOOL, for girls at Sioux Falls. For
boys, he represents st. Johns Mill
tary Acadamy, Delafield, Wisconsin,
Rates very reasonable.
Rev. F.. p. Hall recently purchased
the barn which has stood on the
Methodist property and is having it
moved to Medary avenue where he
will have it remodeled into a house
which he will rent. The house will
stand on a vacant lot near Mrs.
Rlanchard's residence.
Miss Norma Allen departed Satur-
day morning for Ames, Iowa, where
she will visit friends few days, and
will then go to Fairmont, Mimi, and
visit for a couple Of weeks. She was
accompanied by her sister, Miss
Doris, who will visit with her grand
parents in Rochester, Mimi, for a
while.
DR.. u. j. Collier OF BroOklngs, was
in Bruce last week in consultation
with DR.. Kenney regarding an impor-
tant case. Although DR.. Collier has
sold his business in Brookings, and
is not practicing, his opinion on
difficult cases is so highly esteemed
that he is often called in consultation
by members OF the profession. Bruce
Herald.
II. H. Natwick, who last week was
called to BroOkings to look after
matters on his bonanza farm adjoin-
ing that city, has returned to Sioux
Falls. Mr.. Natwick says that every
thing in the small grain line is look
ing o. X. Harvesting has com.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-07-26
Fun

The Quaker Concert Company COM
posed of seven people commenced a
series OF free entertainments on Tues
day night on the vacant corner next to
the 6. A. r. hall. They have erected
an electric lighted pavilion, and
expect to remain some time giving a
complete change of program every
night. The concert consists OF sing
ing, dancing, character impersona-
tons, laughable comedies, negro
delineation, novelty acts and other
specialties that 60 to make up a first
class show. Every performer is an
artist in their respective line and
ladies may attend with the assurance
they will not hear or see anything
that will offend the most sensitive eye
or ear. Farmers and out Of town
people are especially invited to drive
in and attend. Remember the show
starts promptly atsS:30 p. m. and don't
forget to sew your buttons on tight
and 60 prepared to laugh.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-07-26
WHEELER THE CHAMPION
Prof. ]. H. Wheeler Having Won
Three Times Owns the Cur

The tennis tournment at Sioux Falls
last week was the most interesting
meet held by the association. OF the
result in singles the Argus Leader
says: Prof. Wheeler of Brookings,
won the championship in singles this
morning, defeating Teigen 6-1, 60,
6-2. The match attracted large
crowd and although Teigen put up a
fine game it was plainly evident in
the early part of the contest that the
chances were against him. Some
brilliant plays were seen at times
which drew forth repeated cheers from
the interested spectators. 1t was a
very clever and pretty battle all
through. Prof. Wheeler is what
might be termed almost an ideal ten
mis- player, agile, alert, active, in the
game every minute. He is about five
feet six inches high, weighs l25
pounds and doesn't carry super
tiuous pound Of flesh. He has won
the cup Tor three successive years,
each time at tournaments held in
Sioux Falls, and it now becomes his
personal property. He is Massachu-
setts man, and has been teaching in
the college at Brookings but will go
to st. Paul next year to pursue a
course of study.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-07-26
A Week In The Orient

At the Baptist church commencing
July 3lst. Rev. ID. l.. HolbroOk will
begin a series Of brilliantly illustrated
lectures and songs at the First Bap-
tist Church on next Tuesday evening.
These lectures embrace a variety of
interesting topics under the general
heading Of "a Week in The Orient"
with Jesus and Paul, The course will
cover a period OF five evenings. Mr..
Holbrook comes well recommended
by the press where he has given these
lectures and the public will no doubt
enjoy treat.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-07-26

This city was alarmed Monday when
word was received from White that a
woman and two children had been
killed. Through a mistake in names
it was at first reported that it was Mrs.
Burgess and two children, but another
phone message corrected the mistake
which greatly relieved the friends Of
the Burgess family.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-07-26
Low Rates to Milwaukee, Wis,

Viathe Northwestern Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold August IL, y
and 13, with favorable return limits on,
account of Grand Aerie, Fraternal Or
der of Eagles. Apply to agents Chica-
60 q Northwestern R'y.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-07-26
Nery Low Rates to Ronanoke, Va,

Via the Northwestern Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold August II to
13, inclusive, with favorable return
limits, on account OF Annual Conven-
ton National Firemen's Association.
Apply to agents Chicago & North
Western R'y.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
FOR SALE.

I have a drug store for sale The owner Is doing a good business but is old and wishes to retire from business. A real bargain here.
 Modern six room dwelling on Pleas ant avenue, shady side, $3,500. : FOR SALE-Seven room dwelling on shady side of street, paved side walk, an within half block of two car lines, lot 100xl50, one of the prettiest home places in Montgomery for the money Worth. $5,o00 but you can get it now for $3,900.
 FOR SALE-Lots on Pleasant avenue and Holcombe street, $1,200 and $l,350
 FOR SALE--I have for sale in ward five six room cottage, modern and in good repair, and cheap at $3,000. $7OA cash and easy terms for balance
 FOR 'SALE-Two three rooms pegro houses near A. C. L. shops, $S50.
 FOR SALE-L can sell you a three ~oom negro house for $4o0 on easy terms.
 FOR SALE-In southern part of Montgomery can sell now five room cottage for $150 cash and balance $20 per month. par rent.
 I have some of the choicest houses in Montgomery. close in. for rent, also some small cheap houses
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
Zirkle & Moore
Cloverdale Property the Choicest Suburban Lots Ever Offered in the City, GraveIled
 Streets. City Water GravelIed Sidewalks.

MT, Brown is now grading the streets of East cIoverdaIe, preparing with Are plug protection, gravt elled sidewalks, lots elevated from eighteen inches to three feet above; street. lots drained of surface water, streets In first class condition No. other suburban property has ever been placed on the market with the natural advantages that these lots have. ana not half has ever been done by the. owners. to make them as attractive. There Is no question unsettled as to lots--only white persons are Allowed to own or occupy them. Fe}der street extends through the plat, and of practically three thousand dollars; the water mains cost fully three thou sand dollars more; the grading and cost five thousand dollars in addition to the above--making an outlay Of sll,000 for improvements on streets
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
SAFFOLD & UPCHURCH
Charles & Nelson, Real Estate & Insurance.
 No Commerce St.

very cosy little cottage of six rooms, bath, electric lights, water connect ions and in every way modern place. This will make you an ideal home or an excellent investment Increasing In value every day, therefore 1t is more than safe. Price $1,600.00 < Capitol Heights. new eight room two story dwelling, sanitary connec- on a very nice lot. We will sell you this choice home on most any terms to suit you. This Is certainly a grand opportunity. don't let it pass. Price S3.500.o0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
For. Rent.

Every house in Montgomery could De rented through our office. If they were placed here. We have inquiries by the HUNDREDS in the course of a season and from this motley CROWD, only the best are selected to occupy the houses of persons. and CORPORA TTONS fortunate enough to have us as their agents. After five years of the most successful work in this line we are prepared to give you EXPER- FENCED and ENERGETIC BUSINESS ACCOMMODATIONS, that means MON FEY in your pocket. Moral: List your house or store at once with us
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

alone Drive over the plat--look Ax the 1ots-se1cct your location and buy of st0 per month for each lot The titles are perfect. A certified abstract of title with each lot. We. have no rely on your good business judgment fo see the property is the best ever sold In Montgomery. You will not miss $1O mon nth-and this method of buying beats all the saving banks in the ooun- try Your money will earn you c big rate or fnterest Write us for plat and
 WE HANDLE EVERY CLASS OF PROPERTY If you are in the market to rent or buy. call on us. E
 FIRE INSURANCE WRITTEN ny US We solicit a share of your fire Insurance.
 FINANCIALr--We represent the loan departrneut of the Penn Mutual Life. Money at the lowest rates of interest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
FOR sAIr--xxAr. ESTATE.

100 ACRES land miles east of city on gravel road well improved. room house. water works and negro houses, 80 bale crop of cotton. muuies. wagons and farm com plete orchard. plenty of wood for place bored we'll tank and engine. 20 acres \
 miles from city on Norman Bridge Road price t2.50o. 1 vacant lot on Washington St. sz.soo; vacant lots R s Perry st. HiSS,.ns o p.sk oVn Sa soe io roon, honse. so. Lawrence Street. s5.25o. 5 room house ou sxtension Clayton Street. # cash. balance monthly $500 room house on extension Clayton Street. # cash, balance monthly, s4o0. 1 splendid room residence on Ad- ans Street, $7.50D The elegant home of pr. Long at Cloverdale for sale or rent Fuller a Tobias. ish So. Court St.. Teie- phone 2953 ss III
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
E. M. KoHN q SON, ssk Commerce street.

We are authorized to offer for saie the attarctive hame Of Mr. Ned Ncpavid. the Secretary Of State This property Is situ- ated on the Nerthsast cerpsr of the Inter issetion Of washinston Avs, and Ripisx lso feet on Ripley The house is an Ideal cottage cf thrse eedroorns. parisr. dining large hail and verandah. and fitted with ali modern convsuiencss and comforts. Mr. Mopavid win return to his former home. Birmingham. on the axptrstton Vf his term of offlce an6 for this reason sffers the property for sale as he does not c&rs to rent ff The Improvements now betng made on the capirol and e be soon made on the Capitol grounds. make the situation Of this halns en. of the most Attractive in Montgomery. We call sspseiAl attention to tho property = heInss sst t viii also be moved back to facs sn Ripley en lot soxf0o. leaving two lots facing Washinzton s0xI00 each. We know of no lot on Wash inston Avenue that can De bought Tor ss.soo s5.00e for two lots. and say. ga.fse for the house on Ripley ct that Of sa7st for Of moving the house. and you have the proposition Ts effect quick trade we will take se,s0as cash for ths property, or we will lend ea biz proportion Of this at per cent. interSst.. without any charges for abtaning the loan. 1itiem guaranteed. r
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

city that is fast increasing in value, Price $2,100.00 Houston Street, ten room up-to, date two story dwelling. Just com, pleted and can be bought at Q very req sonable figure, Price $4.250.01 Hannon street, five room cottage. practically new for $1,40O.00, $s0e.00 leash, balance $25.00 per month. S. McDonough street, a very hand some seven room two story dwelling, all modern conveniences, fine neighbor- hood. Price $5.750.0o
 VACANT LOTS.
 Eight lots at Highland Park si7s.oo each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
ZIRkLE 6 MOORE.
 Real Estate and Insurance.
SaffoId X Upchurch.
 Real Estate and Insurance.
Montgomerv, Alabana.

= ' TT " cost mere to build than the prics of the place
 FIRE INSURANcE-Please xeruem- Der when you need fire insurance, that a telephone call is all that is neces- sary We will respond at once, and guarantee you the very best profectfou st lowest obtainabls rates.
 ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INsTyR- ANCE--Have you immunity from sick ness or accidental injury? or course mot! We must all bear our shara of these Inevitable ills, and 1t fherefore behooves, us to protect our lost lime and doctoref bills by insurance. Ffdel- ity and Casualty policies pay for every tnJury and every illness your sur- geons fees and large amounts In case of accidental death
 Employers liability, Elevator fnspec- ton and insurance, Bankers Buralary. Residence theft and surety bonds. best forms. most liberal. lowest rates r5u : slstsnt with safety, Your busfness sIn any of our lines Wfil be heartily ap- preciated.
 STEAM BoTLER--No usar of ateam knows when his man in charge may go to sleep on him. Tho best proeect1ons Is a boiler policy which nays for tho property loss and the Killed and wounded. Our inspection service. which costs you nothing, materially tends to prevent explosionss Get our rates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

we have c piece of property CD Hull away before the street k paved Wo think II n mistake for the ewnar zot to walt to get the benefit of the improvement. but that fs his bnsiness. and 1t may be yeur gain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

We have for sale probably the xlnest black prairie land place in the county. The farm has every improvement sn t tcr an up-tor- watared and in high state ef cultivation and hes plenty of Tabor. Thia is not a chean John place. and when you are pre- parex to pay q good price for . good piace you need not waste your time tnguirinG about 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

s2,1s0 buys a good e-roonn two story house on Hanrick street renting at S240. Terms S75O cash baiance at 6 per cent. The house alone would
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

We still have that negro property cent on price we are asking. s1,8oo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

CAROLINE srREET--Is to be paved and the property improved In such way and make first class street of fE We have three new two story seven room houses on this street. near Clayton. renting for $360 each that we can sell at $3.500 to $3.650. A splendid chance to make money by purchasing before Improvements are made. t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
wAxrEp-AoExrs.

. -..----.--- -- = U - !. sAGENTs---You can know about the profits sSs ssapyEas Es.I e $ siss Ion g AorNrs--.sseiis iike blue blasss.v ss what one of our enthusiastfc agents says about our new six cake box of soap. each box of snd aes s os soa a n to our agent; no excuse for any man or woman being short of money or out of work Parker Chemical Co, Chicago. MANAoER wANrEp- Every section to ss- eisars sakes es place forpddss sos % maeninss % sS3ss siss a nn a: Es.y psymssss. .s:ooo !:. now nov. n uss; ssmpIiss g unissd m I Sporting Goods Mfs. co. Dept 'iIs, iis. cnicaxo. IT. Tz AEoLue rANs1-The Aeoius Pan II clamp ed to any rocker: Tt works while you cd s sassy 0 asssa sse forseverybody: New this season. Wrlte the Asoius Fan Company. Lawenceburs. Ind ! FOR sALE--Herron Street. vacant build profit or will take the property back at allowing per cent interest Chandler 4 : GOOD PAY--To men eyerywhere. To tack canvassing universai Dist Co. chica-. go. FOR sALE-s1.5oo for 54xzss lot on s For About a seos sassr oa vs sa # sos yo1 hanas oD 1as Der cent Ssss withn S months Chandler < Dousiass-
 A made supplying perfumes to farnilies. by ad- dressing Leffisr & Go. St. Louis. Mo. so.2w GROWING rapidly. even now the shadow of leans. July %. 6. H. Thompson. Mgr. Louis as ns srom fsaisna Siaosd 1sr y ~anss h your hands Through you purchased ssss sGs sIa9iy yss sss Y sa s5s worthy service. Respectfully Fred Goebe. Rsrults count Investigation- -correspon- q pany. New Orleans. /
 wANTED--EEMALE uExR.
 wANTED-Experienced lady stenogrnpherH to work during month of August none. oth- CT need apply. Address s. care P. O. Box LADIEs--For shadow drawing, natural ed at home. Stamped envelope for particu- lars. Address Bureau of CommerclaI Art 1917. Indiana Ave. Chicago -a
 
 SEWERS Gingham aprons. make highest wages. Material sent to door free Of charge Stamped. addressed envelope for particu- lars. l. P. Richards So02 Forrestvilfs Ave. Chicago. -& FOR RENT-stores and dwellings. can't supply demand. yet we may please you. cal. Chandler q Dousiass
 LADIEs-To make sanitary beits material all cut ready to sew: s1 20 per dozen par ticulars stamped envelope. Lenox Co. Dept 4BS Chicago -4 energetic, experienoed white housekeeper. One without children and who is settled. Anyone desiring good permanent home with good pay. cali on or address 104 E. wright St., Pensacola, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
'. T. ROBERTS & SON. 24 South Perry Street. Phone s4.
 For Sale.

M
 For Sale.
 Two-story dwelling. four blocks from Court Square, nine rooms, bath room on both floors, fine tenants. paying 10 per cent on. price of property. A nice home or investment. Can be bought for st,5oo.oo-
 beautiful. up-to-date home on one of our highest elevations, among the exclusive set, rare opportunity for a nice home If interested will give price and location.
 $s.soo for a nice fve-room cottage with modern conveniences-well lor cated.
 sI,1oo will buy an eight-room house which will pay IA per cent, on the in- vestment.
 s1,ooo for a four-room house paying siz per cent on the investment.
 we have for sale piece of business property which will enhance in value from 25 to 50 per cent in short time. Most of our dwellings, have been rented for next year. List your prop erty with us and secure good tenants. we will insure your property in strong companies at lowest rates.
 J. T. ROBERTS & SON. 24 South Perry Street.
 Phone s4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

we have well improved faym in this county that we are authcEizoA to cell for SiS. 0o0 and have an offer from an absolute iy reliable man who will take lease on the entire place for five years on . rental that will net g per cent interest on the investment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

For s4.ooo wS offer an up-to-aate two story house on lot centrally located. and smaller house and lot next deer. A Goea tn- vsAtmens far anybody. ssf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
NEGROE PROPERTY.

ASK any of our clients, who are the best collectors for this class of prop erty, and they will tell you we are the BEST IN THE CITY. If you don't be- 1ieve it we are ready to prove it. Otb- CTS are profiting, why not you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
Engraving of any kind.
 Phone a6G. Advertiser Engraving Company.

LOsT-Money by not buying your building blocks from the Estes Construction Go, yard on Laster Avenue, off Bell St, P. O. Box ss. -1s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

POSITION wANTED-Competen book keeper with two years experience having tile business employed at the present time
 desires to make q change the first of Sep tember. best Of references. bond if requir- ed. for any position that am qualified to fill. Address H.. care Advertiser --e-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

LOST-Child's necklace with cross attach ed; return to 6l4 Madison Avenue and Ter ceive reward ia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
LOsr.

SPRAYED OR sToLEN-From my place in Pineapple Ala, one bay mare, star in face, scar on left shoulder from wire cut, one white hind foot. [ years old Liberal KxsER. Pineapple Ala.
 of was In possession of wm- Juliue (color- ed), 13s Day Street Flattering reward for Its recovery. M c. Hall su-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

we have a new two-Stexy hSszsa on Wask-- in9ton Street, complete home in every par ticuiar that we will sacrifice for immediate
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

We have two-eeery brick dwelling that is in good condition. on . lot 70 fest erent, situated a block from the post effies that we will sell for S7,7so. The lot iS ehssp at this price without the houAs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
pUsrNrss OPPORTUNITIES.


 ANNUAL. salary Of ss.4oo. expenses and commission offered by largest corporation of it's kind for executive sales manager with $1,5oo to take charge of branch at Montgomery. Good men should average $360o or more If you can qualify. address
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  wHEAT-si2, 50 buys five ups and five downs: good for one week. 2 cent advance or decline from price; gives sioo. % profit; write for particulars. Commerce Grain co, Commerce Bldg. Chicago --f7 THE MAN who has Idle noney. is just as anxious to find an investment for fl as inc idle man to find a job If you are looking for money, or for man--or for a man with money--fhs wand Ad will help you.
 ONE MAN wANTED-In each city. town and village to open Branch Office. Must have great executive ability. or experience handling agents. Great opportunity to the right man. sherman Go. 1s Dover St, New York. 1T
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

ss. 200 will buy e new i've story house close In and in good neiRheprheed