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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-10-02

before second to the motion was OBJ
tanned
Then two questions were asked of
Mr.. Hswes:
LIST. If the Kittitas Poultry Associa-
tion and two or three other associa-
lions filed applications with the Amer
lean Poultry Association to become a
district branch, could the first one
asking become the recognized branch
Of the American Poultry Association?
Mr.. Hewes answered by saying that
a representation of the American
Poultry Association would come to
this state and look over the ground
and report back to the American Poul
try Association. With his recommen-
dations and whatever the American
Poultry Association did would be final.
End. Can the four members Of the
American Poultry Association in
Washington file a request or applica-
ton for district branch of American
Poultry Associate on?
Yes, and it would come forthwith
Then it would not be certain locality
but all the state asking for district
branch. He said the district could
embrace Washington alone or it could
take in Oregon, Idaho, Washington
and British Columbia.
The chair decided Mr.. Ault's m otion
! lost for want Of second.
II Lot ;c
ing vote sentiment of willingness in
order to get a branch OF the American
Poultry Association, seconded by Mr.
Illman. This motion prevailed by an
unanimous vote.
D. V. Ault then moved that the sec
rotary be instructed by an unanimous
vote OF this meeting to write letter
to each of the four members of the
American Poultry Association in this
state delegating John L. Smith of
Spokane, to make application for a
district branch of the American Poul-
try Association, including Washing ton,
Oregon, Idaho and British Columbia,
This motion was seconded by Burt
Pease. of Ellensburg This motion
was put and lost.
Fl. H. Collier then moved that the
secretary be instructed to write all
four members of the American Poultry
Association in Washington asking
them to delegate J. L. Smith to make
application to the American Poultry
Association for a Washington branch.
This motion was seconded by j. l..
Anderson, of Seattle, and carried by
an unanimous vote.
Illman of Everett, Hubbell Of Ellens-
burk, Anderson Of Seattle, Geer and
Durr of Tacoma, made application for
mem bership in the national associa-
ton through MIR. Hewes.
This was the largest gathering of
poultrymen ever held in this state and
did more to unite in one solid compact
body all the poultrymen of Washing
ton than anything ever done up to the
present date. 1t left us our local asso-
citation and gave us besides national
association of authority and any breed
err NAV become a member by paying
the regular membership fee of $40, and
if do not miss my guess, there will be
twenty-five members of the American
Poultry Association in the state OF
Washington by January 1st., 1907.
All thanks to all brother breeders
and fanciers who attended this meet
ing.
D. V, AULT.
Ellensburg, Wash.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-10-02
POULTRYMEN MEET
IOlN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION

Discussion Arises as to the Ad.
visibility Of an interstate As
sociation-Members Appoint
ed to Delegation Of A. P. A.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-10-02
THE PROGRESS MADE IN CONSTRUCTION

Although Line to Coast is Not Mentioned in
Annual Report, Contracts are Awarded
$25,00O,O0O in Common Stock Recently
Offered to Shareholders.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-10-02
REPORT or MOTIONS ACTED UPON

Largest Gathering Of Poultry men Ever Held
In the State-Any Breeder May Become a
Member OF National Association by Paying
Regular Membership Fee.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-10-02
en-. & ST. PAUL LINE
DEFINITE CHOICE OF ROAD
No. 49,.

Detail OF the st. Paul Extension
Shows That Route Will Decid.
Iy Take the Survey Made
Through ElIensburs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16
Para los que quINran sOIOsaF
hisn 81 dlner0

Be vsnds q Arrisnda sn POnss, sa
10 sale ATOCHA, la mas eSnIrisA dc
In siudad snIre las dos plAIAa prinsi-
palss, IN AlmAssn dc mSmpostsrta
MADEIRA del pals, de II pies . pulEA.
dAs s de rsnis poE la sAlls del Dol
% II yzlgadAs Tor la de ATo0HAl
trsnt6 { les sasAs Dc Rnmanuslli b O,
r. Valdssilla HsmAnss = O.
Por tensF este Almaseu doe arTt
mos % hAss may iKoil fahEisArls mi
plAntA alta, somtn kngnlo do man
postsxia solamsnta. TAmhi6n ma d
plAdos alntaS mAmpostsriA sonIikEl
Antsrisr sa 10 GAlls del SOL. n QR
Adquisra esta propiadad lsndrk u
husn inAsr6s Dc 90 dinaroI Para In
feEmss diHigiFSs & RAEku RIVn.
KsRsI.-aal IL, Poass.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16
En- FIL|P|NAS
EI general Wood eOntinda
esforzandose en- puntO 4 Ia
pasificacl6n.
LOS DEsCOSIDOS
LOS DEsCOSIDOS
<Si Wis pacen para bellum. ,
Reproduction de <Las No
vtdaces de New York.

RI general Wood slgue pssihcan
do les Fi'ipinas an primer cons
tsneia, pero eon vsria fortuna. Guam
do msnou 10 sspers 10 Ia hAcs IN des-
coaido { 10 pasifcAsi6p, pero 10 essn
sial J 10 eierto es quo eta conii' a.
que dentro do muehos tfl) no ~
loa alipinox y lok esrAbaos sino h,s
los ga los do pslea van & rsaultar pa
eifisos y & ssludarse sorieimsnte sn
10 ya'la, en- vez de hsesrse sAltsr IN
!cio 6 de At,zAr1e un eayol0razo en-
saliva 10 parte.
Pero. dies el genera, al vis 20
cen para bsllrm.s 81 qusrcir, oh
smericanos y &C mpatricts mics, que
por aqui no sjgan ssl-eadoms ostos
Pinos G uerras, mardadms faailes, ma
ehos tlsilss, y otros tAntoa iayanss
do DIX tAy Montana psIa mAnsisr
los. VENTS mil de esios tlsns ya9 los
cuentA y 10 rssulisn potoSy natarAl-
meuts pids mas. Y ESQ que oil si6tcito
x,ltsnte hoy dis On Fllipinas iguala
en- n6mero al que terlan los EAtAdcs
U aidos en- todo el ttrfisorio nscionsl
en- l S9T.
La notA dt m mantle en- el irforme
AtuAl dsl general Wood es que Ia pa.
| FLEA do AaimIIasi n no eusia nj aai'
mila, que tisne eaeAsa i6 In la estabi
Ilidad do 10 psz J que hsy que empe
lar por mandarls ShorA mifmo IN
eseuadr6a do cada uno dc los poeoi
regimientos de caballstia xlste1t's or
los Estados Unidov, 9 sean 4.60(
lhomhres, con mas lon rtaerx7a d'
ArtillsrfA de- qae puedap oispousr eI
Washington.
Haas ag;nas smAnAs hdbier'
podido QuedAr dssstsndida 10 urgen
10 demanda do Mr.. Wood, por ma
Que 81 cusrta con buanos am g1s el
sorte. PAro ahora, con sl Jap6n en-
ssiIgAdo los dientsa, bien sAhe el &c
neral que NO le tAltMaa los essu q
dronea y las bAtorias que pide, DDS
linados ostsnsih emenie q aubyuga
uaa vsx m6s & los int6mitos hlb
santsa do SAmAr, Jol6 y Lr s6n.
Y por ai aganss dc e.los se Il
oeurre Ga'ir de 10 manigua y baesr
N guerra on canoas y piraguAv, - esia
10 oil llegAr los oustro nuev1s y podere
sos Q. ueeros snvia1os apsnAs 80 aup
A la musrte adbitA dc otrcs tAntos Jap
1, nsses A6eionAdos q 10 h do f0ei
ve an las ialAs Pribilt Il
10 40 nos olvidabA. RI general Woe
10 pids sntre otrAs dyogAS AsimilAbl'
gran cantidAd do geanadas do man
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16
VAR|AS KOTIgIAS
Ell poIvO de la carretera de
Santurce. = Don Ramon
CarhoneII. MeiOrla.
UN NUEVO FARO
UN NUEvO FARO
De Maysguez. Por fraude
al Erario de Puerto Rico.
Embargos 'eyantados.

I'll yolvo que 80 legaIra en l&
esrratera de- aAnturee es eArss, Sa'
Qd1 agAnAa opiniores, ds muShas
or ertermedadeA del tubo raspirstorio,
que ht eoatado mushAs vidAs on esios
limos misses. Risgo, Nfior A'cai-
dc, ritg,
H.mos leniio oil glat0 dc ruIa"
darn esta lace "a nusstro esti-
mAdo amigo , eorrel'gionstio ds Ca
bo Rojo, don Ramon CArbonell, quien
vlene & San Juan Gu visis de Fseteo.
- Sc eneuensrs "a meior do su en-
fermedAd una sierr nihs 20 los sapo
aoa Banitex- MorsfA, Lo aslehsamoS.
--segda 10 Anuusismos en- diai
pasadcs, muy prohto qusdsra lrRlAG-
do On nuevo tAro en- oil isIote ala Co.
brltss aitasdo ~ N, e. do % islA A
tss eicio la'i6 oyer para Ftl Ndo oil
Saperinsenden s nte de FAroE.
-En Nsyska han ado senten'
Clados MopaerrRss Ponee y Jsto1 por
scomatlmietto y sgreS.6ni RAmoDs
Psll6 Izquisrdo, Eor hurto manor;
Pablo Coon y AArlinsz, por igual
| dsli.o; Blas CedsGo p1r seometImisn'
| 10, y G astAvo Ma quail por impoa'
surA.
-Ea San SebsstISn ha sido de
nurclAdo un indussrial por frAude oil
IErario de P,e'Io Rieo.
~Por hAher sal!siecho aus con
ltribuciones AtrasAdAs, tusron levAu
ltSdos dos embArgoa en- Vega Baisi
suatro On RIO G.AndS, dos on Ponse.
dos en CidrA y ae!onia y sciS on Las
Marfas,
| -Epgsnio Dis campli6 hoy en- la
or c II do Gan Juau euaIro msses Dc
arrssto Eor hutto, no hAb.endo podido
sAlir an libertad & eAusa Go pesar ao.
bre 81 dos sentAnclas mAs For igual
. delito y por les oq slss sicne que pAssr
60 10 Fenitsnsiaria 2tdJs, mssea 6
di&s.
:. -En MtyIgS:z 10 ha aldo sobrs.
:, seidA & Alionso Dst 90 Lo'z', Ia cAuas
oue 30 le ssguiA por vigtud dc order
=. del FIteAl de Ia CoYte,
II -Por acomeiimisnso y sgreai6E
= Ihan Ing eIAdo en- 10 esre,l dc Ponce
los individuoG Juan AsileS y EAnue
= Agosiss. mArlnoS do "a Playa qu'
=. formaron un gran tHaudalc, produ
=. o,6ndoss vAriaS c1ntusionss.
-Doa asra Gn Domapseh fG6 nom
a brAdo aver maettro pie 2Arttorlo "a
n rA vrgs AltA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16
DESDE AGUAD|LLA
Question PERSONAL Los re-
pubIIcanos atribuysn .su
derrOta al DirestoriO.
PENA De MUERTe
Adversarios que abandona-
ran sus 6las para venir a la
<Uni6n de Puerto R;coS.

Hemos visto con disgusto el que
peri6 iieos como LA DEMOCRACIA,
sLs Cores pondsnsiAs y otros. 90 hs
lien CON motive dc los iuicios por Ju
rado que han dado prinsipio dssds sl
dia does del astual, ha6tfAnos dc re-
presentation q sausA do que On eats
Corte do Distrito no hay siquiara una
mssita para que los sores ponsales do
saos psri6dieos tomen nctss de los do
bates.
No eomsI tAmog. SOLO nos permi
tlmos llamar aohre clio 10 atsk cl6n dc
qaien sorresponda
LA otra tArds ssgd1 90 itforms
hnho una saria casaii0n 90 el cafe
sLa Palms,s do estA siudAd, entire el
Teaorsro dc los f)ndos munieiDales
ssn1r Estsvss (Fsdsrico) el iovsn
Luia G Arsta suArsx; ambos son muy
eutusiastss rspublisanos. DisouliAn
6stos, hf)ymAse, Aesrsa do 10 tremsn.
do dsrrota por ellos suitida On la isla
y sobre si sl uno 8 el olro era antip&'
tiso 8 no. R,sultldI } do esA discussion
Ifu6 que q presensia del AlsAlds y
otros ssfiores mas, 9, dieron do moii'
comes. Uno dc los eontsndientss, el So
Ia,r Estsves, sAli6 con una oontusi6n
on 10 cara. Ii policfs. briIl6 por
su ausencis, ssgdn NOS diesn. JuAn
do lAs comadres r.n,n"..l
| .-vi6ss sl otro die On ssta G )rts
do Distrito an iaieio entablado por
ldcn vlctorio dc 10 r ,sa, GOT ira 80
suegra do1a Otrlslia Pilot, q Quien
/ 10 rec amaba 10 aums dc Tres mil do
liars, Eor ineump plimlento dc un con
ltrAts. Fl ldolico sstA saricso Ior
| 9 ,nooer sl f.llo do 10 90 TO, que %
sspera 90. h.vorable q 10 demandads,
20. entendsrse iniustA 10 reclamation
Al tssysr tuvo efseto en- 10 Corte
ds Di,trit,, 10 lssturA, dc Aoua,c cor
pressntAdA por sl Fiacal at Il r. lore
J do, cont . oil individuo Damian Co.6r
, matadoR del IL t,rtunado i,vtn do SaE
RebassiAn hanusl Font, eAlifsAndo o
dslito 60 nstido por Colon dc aseaira .
: TO On primer grsdo.
-Oon motiVo do 10 gran dsrFosl
! que acabAn do sufrir loa rsHublicAuo
pArsee que. mIshos de 6stos, disgas
ltados por tan irtmlndo teacaso, sbAn
dona.kn las mAlireehas d % do o.
. partido, para vepir rssueltos y dc
0 aldidos & 10 tsU ai6n de Puerto Rice,
vicloriosa On todA 10 isla.
-Es d'gaa do Aplsusos lA acIitu
reAlments impartial. on que 60 cole Q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16
DESDE LlRES
L. Uni6n csIebra su espIen'
dido triunfo on eI patrI6.
tico pueblo Do Lares.
UNA AGGRESSION
Vidal Cardopa multado por
insultar en- un meeting 4
nuestros prchombres.

Rl domir g prSxlme pasAdo 90
sslsbr6 sa sste pueblo una brillAnts J
ssplgadidA mAnifsstasi6n ' 5liss, oon
notlvo del hNn $50 iriur 10 uAionists
oblsnido on les slsssionss del DIE 6
On esls municipio , On sl dislrito Do
Agusdilla
Durants q ssto no dscay6 un solo
iastants sl sulusiasmo. y sl ordsn fas
inaltsrabh On msdio do una eorcu
rrsnsia Do mks do dos mil psrsonas.
% dirigisron & los maniisstaniss
con irasss pAtri6tisas y sntusiastas,
loo ssfIoi eI don Juan G orz6 tz Nsr.
sado, DON Alfredo Blase", doa De
MEL Rodrigass Rails. don Gsrardo
Lopez do Vleloris, don Rodulf, Ro'
drigasg y nusssro dslegado 4 10 o.
mara don Vicente Borges Ortiz. quisn
fa6 ovasionado dslirantements po; 81
k6bliso, csrrAndo sl asto sl popular
uhrsYo DON Pedro Cslestino Santiago.
L. oYQussta, dirigida por sl intsli-
ysnse n6siso don Teleaf0ro vArels,
son6 parte On sl sxilo do 10 manifss.
taei6n.
--Kl rsspstabls eaballsro don Joit
Nanssi ssgsrra f46 sgrsdido por DOR
Jo.6 Vidal Rols, sisndo este dstsnido
por 10 polisfa y puesto On lihsrtad
bsio 6Arxa
hoy 10 han ss.shrAdo on ssta
oorss municipal dss iuisios impor-
tAnlss! uno soptra IN tel Jo,e Vida
Cardons, por psrturbar 10 pas pdbN
% on an meeting rspnblisano. On que
inaulto grossrsmsnts los s,forsl
Matter 10, dc Vale = Nua Rivera
81 asx, probsda 10 asusasi6n. conds'
h6 & Vidal Cariora 6 suines dollars
do malta 8 nm mes do arrssto, do cuye
tallo apsl6 Ants ID Corts do Dlatrito
III otro iuisio 90 coptrsio & Les de
nunsl. 10 contra Jol6 Io6! Castro, POI
sgtsai6a al poliofa Antonio Pombo !
usar Armas prohibidasi sstas do
causss Qusdaron psndisntss do iall'
hsata el dfa 16
Han eontraido mAtrimonio estd
liso les i6vsnss don Juan Gor SGls
Marsado y 10 SEQ ,ritA Ana Rrlse
vslsz Fusron sus padrinos el doeto
Feanslsso Ssin y doas Kugenia Cebc
llsro Do Ssln,
NumsIoifsima soEcurreneiA do II
6as les e'Asss sOelalss invade 10
Aaves del tem plo : sl eomps HAmisni
fsAult6 lueldfsimo.
CORES EoNsAL
Novismhrs do 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16

teataal6n eiviea, para eslehrar oil gran
triunfo a'car rzado por nusstro pArAid0
sn 10 sampars electoral pasadA.
I'm ls morAdA del husn america
no Mr.. Dimal, simpatIzador entusiAs'
10 do nusstra sgruiaei6n politics, u
llsv6 { eAho en.lA noehe del domir gt
un bale On cslebracisn del esplendidC
(Oontinli0 on Ia pdqin0 4el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16

sl die do las pasAdas aleesiones, On au
cargo do Supervisor auxtliar do las
mismas, Mr.. WAnduvars, invests ador
do RentAs IotsrnAS.
Eel domingo pr6xlmo por IL ms
fAua, & inieiativa do maestro d'gno
eorrsliglon d1n Antonio Sax cha1
Ruix, tsndr& lugar on el 'cMno pus'
bio dc AguAdA una esyIendida mani
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16
PoR $4,000

De sonIAds, - vsAds la hnsa de-
nominAdA sBAEransas', 10 suAi -
hayA situadA 90 81 bArric Dc sLlSnes
@ostAs AZ eate 0rmino. Dissa AofA
: EoS6iR da IL pobiast6n, Dc eompens
Sc .Ep 0usrEas de sxtsnAi6u, eooA1
esouiNS parA lAs siemhVss a. Husoi
sssncrSh = ca particular para q Ago
an SOS,ian.S Tisna dos masuihcoi
sssnanNalea nAgA dAk Dc beber 81 "a
nS1sF1lene eolinaansia- Ai mW y puI
p para snhAscaE tDdea smusos. -
Ha e pusdsn suidaR hastA AVe eaDe
EAs do EAneAs.
Para insormss dtrigirss { don OIL
AZ kaEa.i-%Pesl oKisp.-ssils shI
EV5ss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16
A VUELA PLUMA
LIBREs 0B5ERVAc|OUEs, En- VERSO LB8E De DOS RE
Pull|CAvOS De NvESTRO "P|PLt"

-lNitA 10 que oil fraeaso hA sido goIdo'..-.
N lneA me 10 QSupuSe Nos han dG0
eats 9 al ps'o. Y los i.fs nos decfan
que fbamos 4 gAnar eustro distritoa
10 msnos -lQle nos vsrgan con anunsies
ct . vezl lPues no dgc dcoDqus suAtro
diatritop? -lY un jsm6n l.... -Pues, nj uno solo
pudmos Atrapar. y asf tsn'mos
que dArnos por contolms Aunque nos peie,
con BArros Bayam6n y Puerto Arturo
clantimds Y con oiros munieipov,
como vleques Lsiaa vsrbIgrasiA.
Gran puN 0 son tres moscAv... y "a puedss
AtArlss por el rAho. si to p!ace,
y to d. 81 peIniS0 el dot0, Conner,
que ss de 10 SanidAd y no pelmite
que nadie pApe moseas. -Pues nojotrcs
las estamos pApSndo haes ya dias.
y pa ESQ NOS gsitsmos on nm meeting
un dineral en- m6sisa adornoH
fxhibicl6n dc v!stas OF b Iter.....
De pito. Teno en- cuenh: erAn &c pito.
'-Paes 20 no me ac0nt0m0 dsnde luego
me aiento Cd VIZ mas Qctongdo
Es que noa traisiCneron en- lA ID .,
aegdn dissn los i'fes. y o. precise
que nos deSdchongusmos vSyamus
pQLans 20 10 c0nsiaa. Va 10 sabes,
Melton. RI que mf me deSGctongue
puen ue 80 CHoN yIcHOR que me sc trAD@
10 lsrguAl tie que ser, no ss d IN Rossy
Al de Sa. ch g0dor que deSathongI
d Gctongaos somo 20 otros que tales.
Ell no iiens 10 culpa cuautos votes
-eaai IN vo!cdn~perdmos On Ii islal
Muehas mAndrias no faeron lAs urnAs.
-Paes 10 sstuve y vot6.... y eRta % ID ftcha
on eas sligo votando todavia
veto al shkpiro verds y voto & Santsl
-Resabios-... Como enGnhs iay! teni&mos
sostumbre do votAr dos 8 tres veees.,,.
-Lo menos,- Qinda HnGiS la policfa
nos 81 mAhA 81 homhrol pcro AhorA
bisn 90 pueds dse'r que no hoy pa nadis,
pa nadis Sc acab6 10 que Sc dobu,
y, saao dc ArrimAr. IL polieiA
10 que Arrma % el rotten, Pide informea
q Bayam6p, si quisres. s.-Yo 10 deio
porqve tsngo que dir al Dlreetorio
eAmniar impre slonss. -6i 10 eneusntras,
die al doelor Barbudo que 90 aieits
y dsspr6I abantcalo l1ue disnshei
-SY pa que Gbanicar.0? No haee fA!ta:
lTodos, 81 inclusive, estAmos feescosI
SLarez de MOta.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-05-03
MEDARY

The Ust family visited Osby's Sun
day.
More rain more rest is what lazy
people like the best.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ID. Sutton visited
with Sneve's Sunday.
Theo. Ramsey was an Olso visitor
one evening last week.
Edd TOnsager went to Brookings
Friday returning Saturday.
Most of the spring work is done anC
people are blowing for corn.
Chas. Osby made a trip to st. Law
renee to see his brother Helmer.
J. NJ. Sneve has beenill for the last
week but is better at this writing.
:. O. Sneve of Olso, has been work
ing for Sneve's the last two weeks,
j. X. Norby was visiting in the
neighborhood of his old home Sun
day.
b. Barnes is rigging up his gasoline
boat. Wei! 0 have a boat ride
now.
/. 7. Elverud of Brookings, is
teaching Norwegian school in district
No. 3.
Miss Inga Bjerkey returned home
from a visit with her grandmother
south of Brookings who has been ill
for some time.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-05-03
Rural GledningS
BY Our Excellent Staff of Correspondents
ALTON IDS

Mr.. Mead is confined to the house
with mumps at present.
A fishing party from here were at
Lake Hendricks Saturday.
Small grain is looking we'll and the
farmers are blowing for corn.
Miss Meeker and Mrs. G. c. Dough-
ty drove to Brookings Friday.
Dusky Babe Minstrels at the Opera
House in White Friday, May 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Moffatt enter
tanned friends Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Smith entertained her father
from Aurora the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Null spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Minton were
Sunday visitors with relatives here.
Milton Mcknight and wife we're
Alton visitors the first Of the week.
Mrs. Scott Miller of Sherman, spent
the day Friday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colman called at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Frank Papka
Sunday.
Mrs. Luckinbill entertained a num-
Der OF young people at tea Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bane of Fountain,
attended church in White Sunday
morning.
Frank Lucas is assisting James
Bane with his farm work in Sherman
this week.
Miss Ida G~riepentrog is spending
the week with her sister, Mrs. Real,
north OF town.
Mrs. Halstad Of Bookings, was
calling on friends and relatives here
here Thursday.
Mr.. Sanders returned to Iowa Mon
day after visiting for a week with his
uncle, Mr.. Luckinbill and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Doughty and
George Hartley and wife visited at the
John Lucas residence Sunday even
ing.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-05-03

Editor Allen, OF the Brookings
Press..who, by the way, dates NJ
conversion to the anti Crawford belief
from his appointment as postmaster
at Brookings-has been continually
casting slurs and insinuations at Mr..
HalPs character, both public and pri-
vate. Through it all Mr.. Hall retained
his outward equinimity. OF late Mr..
Allen has resorted to blackguardism
OF the vilest type and ever cast insin-
uations at Mr.. Halls family. Then
patience ceased to be a virtue and the
just reward for such calumny was
administered .-Jerauld Co. Review.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-05-03
SIOUX VALLEY RIPPLES

Mrs. Hartwick is quite sick with
bronchitis.
Egeberg Bros. were t%hreshing one
day last week.
Albert Dimes passed through this
vicinity Monday.
Howard Cook called at Stems
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Hildus Egeberg is reported a
little better at present.
Ole Steen and family visited at
Knute Stems Sunday.
Henry Olson took the train to the
city and back Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Hartwick arrived home
from Cason, Mimi, Thursday.
Quite a number gathered on the
banks of the Big 500 to fish Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook visited at
McCrea's south OF Brookings last
Sunday.
Haddie Porter of Aurora, accom-
panied by Ed Critics, anne down on
his velocipede Sunday.
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Sun again, and very nice it seems
after the rain and cold!
Preston farmers raise proper stock;
the team Gus Cotton sold for $685. 90
were fine horses.
The pupils of Miss Dora Cooks
school, in No. 2, surprised her with
May baskets today.
Fred Taken and his best girl were
calling in the west corner Sunday;
''just going home"
Mr.. Baker OF Estelline, was calling
on Prestonites last Friday; returning
to Estelline in'the evening.
Jack Dempsey, of Laketon, accom-
panied by two Of his friends was
calling at Mr.. Lees home last Sun
day.
A little daughter arrived at the
home Of w. +. Van Dusen Monday
ian April fool" as it vas the last
day of the month.
Our little schoolma'am and her best
beau drove through the jolly-mile.
road Sunday evening; ''and the
wheels went round!"
MT. ana MIS-. MdftlH Lee were Oui
driving our way last Sabbath; they
like many others chose to enjoy in
this way an ideal Dakota Sunday.
Driving through the country, along
the mail route, lately we noticed ever
so many boxes nailed to the tops oil
the posts; and in that way causing
our kind and patient carrier to drive
so close to the post as to enCa lger the
smashing Of wheels or post. Just a
little extra work; the putting OF an
extra and projecting board from post
and on it mailing the box, would save
much trouble to a truly deserving and
obliging mail carrier: Just try il
friends!
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1t seems impossible for the machine
ne newspapers, which appear ready to
support any sort Of a graft in which
they are given a share, to conceive
how any other newspaper can volun-
tarily turn from the plumber in sight
and make a fight for principle. The
average machine newspaper has no
respect for principle, and is therefore
disposed to regard with suspicion
other peoples adherence to principle.
Dell Rapids Tribune.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-05-03
This paper wishes to impress upor

This paper wishes to impress upon
the minds OF the voters to agree upon
the delegates to be voted for at the
precinct caucuses. DoN'T SCATTER
YOUR VOTES. That is don't vote for
any person but the regularly selected
delegates. The only way the opposi-
ton hopes to win is to get the insur-
gents to split their tickets. This is a
time to concentrate your forces. VOTE
FOR ONE SET OF MEN FROM EACH
PRECINCT.
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at is my prediction that this speech
will drive Crawford and Hall both out
of the race before the primaries are
held in y."-Kelley in Argus
Leader April 22nd.
The above is a fair sample OF the
predictions" sent out by the local
machine manipulators. These to-
gether with misleading statements go
to make up the machine" stock in
trade; state issues are relegated to the
rear; slush and mud singing never
makes votes, but a few "nibbles" at
the promise of a Sob" including
everything from Indian herder to
private secretary to anybody that may
happen to be elected, have come to
our notice.