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AUCTIONS.

on Thursday. May a. at 1O:SO a. m. No.
ers. bookcase. couch. tables and stands
dining table and chairs. china. glass and
silverware, iron beds, fine Osterman
mattresses chlffoniers. dressers and
stands, carpets and stair carpet. curtains
and pOTteTes. sewing machine. refrigera-
tor. cook and heating stoves. hall tree lot
kitchen utensils, etc. etc
K. A. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS,

COTTAGES and larger houses built:
instalIment plan: plans furnished. 20 =.
First South Bell phone 3519-Y. Ind. 1854.
7 W Farrell
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CALENDARS AND NOVELTIES.

GEORGE 6 BELL, manufacturer. i'm
porter and jObber of calendars and nov
elites s. . street Phone 1857
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Assessment No. 5.

RITTLER-LIBERAL CONSOLIDATED
Mining company Principal place of bust
ness. 3O6 AUerbach building, Salt Lake
CIV Utah Location Of mines, Bingham
4-+Sb Notice is hereby given that at =
meeting Of the board Of directors Of the
ButIer-Liberal Consolidated Mining com
p pso1,lSys,srnqnt No. of two CD cents ne.
snare snare was levied upon the capital stock s
IF the corporation, issued and outstand.
u ~, ,,avabIe Immediately to the secrefar,,
- his office. SOC Auerbach building Sal,
fake City. Utah Any stock upon which
this assessment may remain unpaid or
Ssfurdav. the Goth day Of MAY. 1905 vgii
be DELINQUENT and advertised for sale A.
DIIbIic auction, and unless payment is
made before. will be sold on Saturday.
the 18th day Of June. 1906 at 30 O'Clock
n m. at the company's office. to paw the
delinquent assessment thereon. tOgethe-
with the costs OF advertising and ex-
pense OF sale
F NJ ORENT. Secretary.
First publication April "a. 1906
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And IN aCC0TuaIfCE VIII IaW and an OF
der of the board Of directors made on the
9TH day Of April, 1905, so many shares OF
each parcel of stock as may be necessary
viii be sold at public auction at the Of
flee of the secretary. at 155 South Main
street Salt Lake City. Utah, on FRIDAY
the 1st day of June. 1906 at 10 O'Clock. q
m. to pay the delinquent assessment
thereon together with the costs of adysr-
Using and expense Of sale.
K. NJ. HARRIS. Secretary.
First publication. May 9. 1905
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.


STOVES, ranges and furnaces repaired,
castings at wholesale or retail. 242 State
Western Foundry & Stove Repair Works.
Phones 1874 Y.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

c. E. W. Bowers, diamonds. watches
and jewelry; old gold bought and ex-
changed. 90 South Main street
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HATS blocked and retr.mmed by an ex-
pert. Fred Taylor. q E LIST So. Phone 1S7-x
UTAH Hat factory. Practical hatters
Hats Of all kinds cleaned, blocked. pres
sed- "a So Min Ind. phone 1893
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CLEANING AND DYEING.

UTAH Steam Dye Works Cleaning,
dyeing, repairing. So z. ID So. Tel 1165-Y-
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WANTED-AGENTS.

FOR good selling toilet articles, fine
outfit: reasonable. Phone 115S-H.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD and room with private family.
- per week Five minutes walk from
IN STRICTLY PRIVATE family. one
large room for two people; 534 So I'd z
Phone 1760 y.
FURNISHED room and board one or
two gentlemen; private family: modern
conveniences. 245 ". 5th So. Bell phone
1907 Y.
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DIED.

OORNELII-In this city, May IS. 1906
Simone COrneln, aged - years
Funeral services will be held at St
Mary's cathedral this afternoon at 2
o'clock 1nterment in Calvary cemetery
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FLORISTS.

E. A LABOURNE FLORAL Co. 8 So.
Main, with Willes-HoFne Drug Co. Flu
neral work and decorating our speciality.
SALT LAKE HUDDART FLORAL CO,
214 2 % So Phones q. Specialist on
funeral designs and everything floral
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PLANTS.
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS.

THE KELLEY Co pure ice cream and
gherbets; prompt delivery % Richards
street Foth phones. S225
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral cOrtege Of Mrs. Eliza K
Woolley, who died on last Friday, viii be
held at her late residence, So East Fourth
South street at $50 o. m. today. Inter
nent in City cemetery.
The funeral OF p. Tracey will be
held at O. clock this afternoon at Joseph
William Taylor's undertaking chapel
Members OF the Brotherhood OF Railway
Trainmen will attend.
The funeral services Of George D. Dean
viii be held at @. A r. hall in the I. o.
.. T. building at p N. today Interment
in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Friends are in
Vited
The funeral Of Major William H Bond
viii be held at the family residence. 24S
Fourth East street, today at D. m.
Friends are invited to the service. Inter
ment Will be private
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DIARIES
CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. oscar
GrOsheU. sales agent for Utah Expert
cash register repairing No 221 Main St
Second hand registers always in stock.
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Hay, GRAIN AND COAL.

HARVEY & CO, 10 West South TEN,
PIE. Bell phone 1927; Ind. 1914.
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SCAvENGERS.

SALT LAKE SCAVENGER co. Office
Atlas Block Basement. Tel. 80
KEEN SANITARY COMPANY. Office
= West First South. Tel. 1411-X.
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STENOGRAPHY.

WANTED-YOur job work in stenog-
raphy, reasonable, hrst-class. Bell 1858 7
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OSTEOPATHY.
FIRE INSURANCE.

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HENRY JOHNSON. with Anderson
Real Estate Co. 30O-1 Herald bldg Bell
phone IA. Ind 81
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LOST.

MONDAY, on Third street car, a silk
umbrella with initials NJ. c. o. Return to
SIS West sth So. Reward.
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MONEY TO LOAN.


ON REAL ESTATE Al and per cent.
Narnane- 80 Commercial block.
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ACCORDION PLEATING.

SUNBURST, accordion and side pleat-
ing Mrs Jennens, 259 Third East. Bell
phone So57 X
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TICKET BROKERS.

IF YOU want 70 buy or sell railroad
tickets 90 to Kahns Cut Rate Ticket Of
flee, Il West Cd South.
GROSHELL'S TICKET OFFICE. Es-
tabbshed 1873 Railroad tickets bought
sold and exchanged. No. 22I Main St :
F II CsTOSheu. manager
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AT lowest rate Of interest. on furniture.
pianos, horses. etc. (cOnfidentiaD. Terms
to suit. 149 Main St. SO.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-06-07
IN TIE CHURCHES
News Pertaining to Church Work
Announcements, Etc.

st. Paul's Guild will meet with Mrs.
c. d. Dewirg. Friday, June 18th, the
DAY having been ch"h8eu on account
OF commencement eHeFclses'
Services as follows at st. PauIs
Episcopal church, Sunday: 4 Early
communion 7:30. There will be no
service at 1915 a. m. Evensong and
sermon at s p. m. You are cordially
invited.
First Church of Christ Scientist:
Subject: 'Is the universe, including
man, evolved by atomic force?" Psalms
6S:2o. Morning service at II O'Clock
and Wednesday evening meeting at
s O'Clock.
First Baptist church. Rev, George
F, Morphy pastor. The congregation
will ioin in union services at the NJ.
F. church next Sundav morning for
baccalaureate sermon bv Rev. Prof.
Weir, In the evening the pastor will
conduct services in the church at s
O'Clock. 4 cordial invitation to attend
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-06-07
FOURTH OF July

The REGISTER hasn't time to 60 in.
to details this week-suffice it to say
that the following committees APP
pointed at the last meeting are expect.
ed to begin at once and work out their
part of the 4th of July program. These
committees should have the loyal sup.
port OF every citizen.
General Committee-F. H. West, f.
E. Ioungburg, E. c. Olson.
Soliciting Committee-G. p. Sexaur,
NJ. I. Wimsey.
Music-Carl Christensen, Ed. Car
Isle, Z. c. Olson.
Grounds, Fines and Stands-A. p.
Nord, F. NJ. Kremer, G. A. West.
Program-P. j. Corbin, Fred Cole
and F. L. Villas.
Entertainment. p. Olson, Philo
Hall, Harry Dawson.
Decoration-C. d. Kendall, NJ. .G.
Carlisle, G. 4. Skinner.
Advertising-F. II. West. c. F. Al
len, butcher & Breed.
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Large Crowd Visits
Agricultural College
Excursions from Various Paris of fhe State Bring Vast Num-
Der of People TO Brookings. Three thousand View the
City of Homes

grounds. Several were heard to re-
mark that they wished they could have
a whole week here in order to see all
there was to be witnessed. On every
hand were heard expressions of COM
n1endalion not only with regard to
the school but also relating to the
appearance Of the city.
The Northwestern kindly gave the
cxcursionists the privilege of remain
ing in the city until Friday and many
avs'led themselves of the opportunity.
This is the second year that special
excursions have been arranged to visit
the State Agricultural College and if
they continue to grow in popularity
as now appears there will be bright
future in store for this popular edu-
cational institution. Certainly the
college faculty is to be commended
in arranging the details and the
manner in which the visitors were
entertained. Next year we hope to see
double the number present and believe
all who come will be we'll repaid for
the trip.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-06-07

That the Agricultural college is at
tracing wide attention is evident from
the fact that fully 5000 people visited
Brookings from various points in the
state Thursday. Special trains came
from Yankton and Aberdeen, and the
the regular train from Pierre and Wat
ertown were loaded with excursionists
who came here for the express purpose
of visiting the college and to acquaint
themselves with the advantages to be
derived from the schools.
The visitors were greeted at the depot
by the college cadet band and were
escorted to the college where Governor
S. II. Elrod delivered pleasing ad-
dress. The college cadets held sham
battle and fired the cannon, which
proved pleasing attraction to many
who were not familiar with military
life to any extent. The college athletes
were out and gave brief exhibition
of their skill. The guests were then
divided in groups and were escorted
through the buildings and about the
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-06-07
w atertown Meets With Defeat

Watertown went down before Brook
ings yesterday afternoon after having
the game won in the first three innings
with four scores. 1t was not until the
fifth, when Erickson, the Brookings
right fielder and pitcher, hit the sphere
square on the nose over the left gar
den wall and made the circuit in a
canter. One more score made in the
fifth frightened things for Brookings
and the fans became more enthusiastic.
In the seventh they cinched the game.
Hille reached second and came home
on Jones two bagger. Thompson then
flew over the right field canvass for a
homer. Three scores.
1t was a pretty game throughout.
Watertown hit the ball freely, but the
support given the Brookings pitcher
was perfect. The Brookings boys
placed their hits to an advantage,
there being few long drives, but the
ones that did go counted.
Score: Watertown 4, Brookings 5.
The last half of the ninth was not
played. Aberdeen New.
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HON. PHILO HALL
Republican Nominee for Congressman
CHAMPIONS OF FOUR STATES
Athletic Team of the S. D. A. c.
Wins from North Dakota

The Agricultural college team re-
turned the latter part of the week
flushed with victory, they having met
and defeated the field and track team
of the University OF North Dakota at
Grand Forks on the lst inst. by final
score Of 30 to 50.
\ we'll balanced aggregation, they
seem almost invincible. This year
they have met and defeated in success
sion the track teams OF Morningside,
Sioux City, Hamline University of
Minnesota, University Of North Dako-
ia at Grand Forks, besides winning
the cup at the State Meet at Huron.
Last year they defeated the track team
Of the Agricultural college, Ames, Ia,
and by this record are certainly enti-
tied to be called the champions OF the
northwest.
Owing to the poor condition of the
track at Grand Forks twas impossible
to make any time in the races. The
following is the list Of events and the
results:
Shot put-Reich, 5. d. first: Faw-
cett, y. u. second. Distance 81 It 4.5
in.
Hammer throw-McCordic, s. D.
first; Reich, 5. d. second. Distance
l22 it 6 in.
Discus-Reich. s. D. first: McCordic,
S. d. second. Distance 9S It 4 in.
Pole vault-Bell, y. d. first; Chill
colt, S. d. second. Height 8 it / in.
Running broad jump-Coller, S. d.
first: Bell, y. ID. second. Distance y
it 81 in.
Running high jump-Kirk, S. D.
first; Bell, \. ID. second. Height 3 IT
in.
80 yd dash-Conmy, Nd. first; Bell,
y. d. second. Time + sec.
100 I'd dash-Coller, S. d. first; Con-
my, Nd. second. Time 10 As sec.
22O I'd dash-Conmy, n. d. first;
Lockhart, S. d. second. Time "a 1-5
sec.
40 yd run-Lockhart, S. d. first;
Coughlin, S. d. second. Time 50 3-5
sec.
Half mile run-Cooley and Brownell,
s. d. tie. Time min II As sec.
One mile rum. Sperb and Cooley,
5. d. tie. Time min sec.
Two mile rum. Sperb and Brow
nell, tie. Time II min q sec.
120 yd hurdles-Alton, 5. d. first:
Coughlin, s. d. second. Time Il Is
sec.
30 yd hurdles Coomy, n. d. first;
Coughlin, S. d. second. Time 2S %
sec.
Relay race-conceded to s. ID.
Pope, referee; Maloney starter.
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Base Ball

The Watertown Grays attempted to
defeat the Brookings Reds at base ball
again last week and as usual were
defeated. Although Watertown had
changed and strengthened her team
considerably and spent great deal CT
money, the Reds greatly out-classed
them and won every game. Wednes-
days game resulted in score of = to l.
Thursdays game resulted in a score
Of 6 to /.
The two teams went up to Aberdeen
and played Friday and Saturday in
that city. Watertown again put in a
few new men and were again defeated.
Friday the score was to and Satur-
day to TO-
Sunday the two teams crossed bats
at Watertown and were compelled to
call the game during the fourth inning
on account OF rain. The score at the
time the game was called was to 2
in favor VI the Grays.
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Resolutions

Whereas, In view of the loss We
have sustained by the decease OF our
comrade, DR.. J. S. Moore, Assistant
Adjutant General OF the department Of
South Dakota G.. A. r., and OF the
still heavier losses sustained by those
nearer and dearer to him: therefore be
it
Resolved, That it is but just trib-
ute to the memory OF the de-
parted to say that in regretting his re-
moval from our midst we mourn for
one every way worthy OF our respect
and regard.
Resolved, That we, Robt. l.. McCOok
Relief Corps No. 46, sincerely condole
wieh the family of the deceased on
the dispensation with which it has
pleased Divine Providence to afiiict
them, and commend them for conso-
lation 70 Him who orders all things
for the best.
Resolved, That copy of these res
olutions be sent to the city papers and
be spread upon the minutes of our or
der, and that our charter be draped in
mourning for thirty days.
5:ss;s Sss; S;@; $S'i$sSs: Si$;SS:; Si;sS:s
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Home Talent Minstrels

A splendid home talent entertain
ment was given in this city Monday
evening at the opera house by twenty
Of our talented young people, consist
ing of the Misses Nicholson, Hubbart,
Alton, West, McElmurry and Leekley,
and Messrs. Jerry Kelly, Holsey,
Tuttle, Hoch, Cruikshank, Weeks,
Thayer, Sexauer, Alton, Briggs, Dutch
er, r. Wilson and Bullen.
The house was we'll filled consider
ing the disagreeable weather and every
body went away from the entertain
ment feeling we'll repaid for attending.
These young folks are surely to be
commended for their excellent work
Every number on the program was
encored and some numbers two or
three times. Solos were sang by Misses
West and Alton and Messrs. butcher,
Kelly, Alton, Wilson, Bullen and
Akin and were all greatly enjoyed.
The Jokes these "coons" got off on
some of our town people were very wit
ty and created much applause.
The comedian, Mr.. Demming, Of
Watertown gave universal satisfaction.
The Thalian Quartette rendered a
couple Of selections in their usual
pleasing manner. The work of "Ted"
Akin as end man was "finer than silk"
he was in good voice and feelin'
good and everybody knows what that
means.
The play "Who's to Win Him."
was very we'll rendered and showed
great deal OF hard work. Those
taking part in the play were, Misses
Goltz, Kendall, Bonesteel, Alton,
Ladd and Leekley, and Messrs.
butcher and Briggs. Mrs. Maud
Vaughn Peters drilled the youngfolks
for the play and they showed good
training.
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SILVER WEDDING
Friends Assist Mr.. and Mrs. Otter
ness in Celebrating

On Sunday June 3rd, friends to the
number of $50 or more gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. .. j. Bitterness
north of the city to assist in celebrat-
ing their twenty-fifth wedding ami
versary. The affair was planned and
executed by the Ladies Aid Society of
the Norwegian Lutheran church, as
sisted by the young people.
1t is needless to say that it was a
very happy event, both to the recipi-
ents and to those who spared no pains
to make the occasion one long to be
remembered by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs Bitterness are old time
residents of Brookings county, much
respected and highly esteemed by a
large circle Of friends, and we trust
they may live long to enjoy their
friendship and good will.
They were the recipients OF some
useful and handsome presents among
which were a dozen solid silver tea
spoons, silver cake stand, butter dish,
set knives and forks, dozen solid silver
table spoons, gravy ladle, set china
cups and saucers and a large serving
plate. Mr.. and Mrs. Berdahl of Gar
rettson, sent silver butter knife and
sugar spoon and from their son Jens
of St. Paul, they received a silver pie
knife; from their son Lars, of this
city, they received a silver meat fork.
Bountiful refreshments were served
by the ladies at six O'Clock.
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MEMORIAL DAY
Impressive Services in Honor of the
Nations Patriots

Memorial and Decoration days in
Brookings have always been observed
in manner worthy of a people who
admire heroism and in recognition of
the valuable services rendered the ma
ton by those who assisted In establish
ing peaceful and progressive union
OF states.
Memorial day was observed by union
services at the NJ. f.. Church Sunday
morning May q, and were attended
by vast concourse of people who
were treated with splendid sermon
by the Rev. X. VI. Hardman, pastor
of the Episcopal church, of this city.
Members of the r. l.. McCook Post,
q. A. r., and the W. X. G. occupied
seats of honor. Special music was
rendered and is highly spoken Of by
bose present.
XDecoration Day dawned clear and
delightful, though the streets were
somewhat moist. The procession
formed at ten O'Clock, headed by the
college band. The g. \. r. and W.
r. c. were in line followed by a party
of little girls dressed in white and
carrying baskets OF flowers. The pro-
cession marched to Greenwood ceme-
terry, where the impressive G. a. r.
decoration ceremony was performed.
In the afternoon DR.. +. Z. Hall de-
livered an able address at the Grand
Opera House. Mrs. A. f. Vinegar
recited poem, the male quartette
sang selection and Miss Ella Swan
son gave pleasing recitation.
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Saltwater VS. BrookingS

This has been busy week for the
baseball team, having played a game
every day with Saltwater. saltwater
has fairly good team but are too
weak for the Reds and consequently
the city team won every game Result
of Monday game is as follows
l 2 3 4 5 e 7 80
saltwater ...Q0 0 600 0 0 O. 0
Brookings .......0 0 0010 003x- 4
Pitcher-Burwell; Umpire-Bullen.
TUESDAYS GAME
l23 4 5 6 7S9
Saltwater .....0 0 0 90 0 % l. I
Brookings ..... Il 0200 00x-7
|, Pitcher-Erickson; Umpire-Bullen.
Wednesdays game was called off
until after supper on account of the
high wind. The result was az follows:
1884 B 789
Saltwater 20 0 O 900 O 0 o. 0
Brookings .......i @ 201 @ 0 OK
Pitcher-Jones; Umpire-E. Carlisle.
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ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
The Agricultural College will Open
the Exercises On June 9th

Commencing Saturday, June 9th,
the South Dakota gricultural College
will hold its Nth annual Commence
ment, all Of the exercises being held in
the college chapel and on the campus
with the exception Of the baCcalaureate
sermon, which will be delivered in the
Methodist church, and the Senior class
play, which will take place at the
Grand Opera House on Tuesday even
ing. The following is the program
for the week:
SATURDAY, JUNE NINTH
p. N. Final Contest Of the Literary
Societies, College Chapel.
SUNDAY, JUNE TENTH
1915 a. NJ. -Baccalaureate Sermon by
Rev. Samuel Weir, d. D., Wesleyan
University, Methodist Church.
S p. m.-Address Before the Christian
Associations by Rev. John G. Dick
United Presbyterian Church.
s p. m.-Recital by the Departments
of Music and Elocution, College
Chapel.
TUESDAY, JUNE TWELFTH
l to 1 p. m.-Inspection of the Depart
ments by Guests.
8 p. m.-Senior Glass Play, "She
Stoops to Conquer" Grand Opera
House.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE THIRTEENTH
8 p. m.-Band Concert, College
Campus.
$50 p. m.-Alumni Basket Luncheon,
College Campus.
s p. m.-Senior Glass Day Exercises,
College Chapel,
THURSDAY, JUNE FOURTEENTH
1890 a. m.-Commencement Address
by Professor 7. Iyenaga, Phi. D.,
University of Chicago.-Conferring G
Of Degrees, College Chapel.
l:30 p. m.-Alumni Banquet.
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announcements

Wedding announcements were
received in the city this week announc-
ing the marriage OF Leo Tucker, a
former Brookings boy, to Miss May
Stoughtenberg. Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker
are living in Rathdrum, Idaho, where
Leo owns a barber shop.
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Frank Orr came down from Aber-
deem last Thursday morning to help
pack his household goods. Mr.. and
Mrs. Orr expect to leave for their new
home at Aberdeen the last OF this
week.
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1t pays to advertise If you advertise
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