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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-06-20
EAST TRENTON

Wood Turner wac an Aurora visitor
Monday.
VIM. Foley went to Aurora Monday
evening.
Oren Simpkins called at Turner's
Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Halliday visited al
home Sunday.
James links and family were GU,
driving sunday.
Morris Settler visited Sunday win
the home folks.
II. Schlobaum delivered hogs 4
Aurora Saturday.
John Hartmann was seen driving L
East Trenton Sunday.
Peter Haggardt recently purchased
some cattle Of l.. Miller.
Elmer Messner spent a short time
here with his brother, Frank.
Andrew Fairness was seen driving N
Trenton Monday afternoon.
Claude +. Leary vas seen driving
toward Aurora Monday evening.
Mrs. James Pike was calling on hcg
daughter, Mrs. Nora Miles, %recep,!y.
Passie Allstot went to Prairie Home
with the merry-go-rOund for Iowa day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Miller and son,
Clarence, called at Mrs. Carter's one
evening last week.
Robert Evans will have charge OF the
road south Of Aurora and will COM
mence work If it ever quits raining.
some Of the bridges have been re-
paired since the high water, bat there
is lots OF work still to be done on the
roads.
Frank Messner lost a very valuable
old driving morse Sunday even
ing. 1t was in the pasture and was
struck by lightning. A week ago ne
had a yearling calf u very badly in
the same pasture.
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TOWNSHIP

ole Martinson had the misfortune
10 have his finger injured in the bal
game Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen OF Clark
s. D., are visiting the Odegard and
Holm families.
K. Olson has commenced operations
for his new house which he is contem-
plating building.
Harold Latham arrived the first part
Of last week from Sioux City, Iowa,
where he has been the past four
months.
John j. Johnson arrived home FRI
day evening from St. Paul, Mimi,
where he has stopped after attending
college at Lacrosse, Wis.
The Sioux Valley boys arrived back
rom west Of Pierre where they have
homesteads, the first of the week.
They think the country fine.
A ball game was played on the
school section northwest OF Brook
ings, between a team representing
Brookings and composed OF college
students and some OF the best players
in Bookings and the Sioux Valley
Sailors. The Sailors won the game by
a score OF & to 1, and they are pre-
pared to meet any team.
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who has been visiting at the home OF
his brother.in-law, John Lucas, re-
turned to his home Wednesday.
Hugh Mcmillan sold his farm last
week to a party from Iowa. Mr.. Nc
MILAN left Tuesday for Colorado and
California to look over the country.
These people have lived here for almost
thirty years and We regret very much
to see them leave their home here but
hope they will decide to locate some
where in the neighborhoOd.
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WHIT ITEM MS

Subscribe for the REGISTER.
s. X. Lawson was down from Clear
Lake, Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Denhart returned from
Minneapolis last Friday.
There seems to be something doing
in Brookings county all the time.
c. w. Fuller left Tuesday with his
threshing outfit for Sioux Rapids, la.
G. E. Cherry left Wednesday for
Minneapolis, to spend a few days on
business.
1t is to be hoped that no one will
forget that White will celebrate July
4th this year.
Miss Mamie Clark, who spent a week
visiting her parents near Elkton, re.
turned to White Tuesday.
Several OF our people drove to Lake
Hendricks, Sunday. The day was an
elegant one but what happened in the
evening we will leave for them to tell
as they experienced it.
The residence being built for F. j.
Vasey is nearing completion and the
family expect to nov in next week.
Cal Jamison will occupy the house to
be vacated by Mr.. Vasey.
Our citizens were Disguised Monday
morning to find that rain would be the
order OF the day instead OF the picnic,
From n year to another u people
plan on attending Iowa Day picnic
but the iates seem against it.
The gala day at Aurora was not very
we'll attended by our people, probably
on account OF the bad weather. Those
who did attend did not speak very
we'll OF the day. Our ball boys were
defeated by Elkton in the afternoon.
Wednesday Of last week occurred the
wedding Of John E. Clifford to Miss
Nell Davis, ct the home OF the h ide's
parents. Both are residents OF this
place and the best wishes OF their
many friends 60 with them through
their journey OF life. Theg will make
their home with the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. D. Davis,
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ALTON

Frank Null is building a barn for
Bert Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Null visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Glass Monday.
Gerd and Frank Null and families
spent Sunday at the Hartley home.
Luella Hartley spent a few days last
week with her sister, Mrs. Frank Null.
Mrs. Mcmillan and daughter Bertha,
visited friends at Bookings Saturday.
Clare Bullen Of Brookings, has been
putting in several new bridges here
the past week.
Gertrude Steadman and mother of
White, spent last week at the home Of
A. Z. Mcknight.
Vic Doughty and family OF White,
spent Sunday afternoon at the Doughty
home south OF town.
Those vino attended Gala Day at
Aurora this year think they would
rather stay at home next time.
o. E. Halstead and family from
yolga visited a few days this week
with Mrs. Halstead's brother, Jno.
Ramsey.
Mr.. Martinson came owe from
Bookings and spent Monday at the
home Of his daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ramsey.
The Iowa picnic was not very well
attended this year owing to the bad
Weather. Those present, however,
report q good time.
Rose and Frank Riekle came up
hen Elkton Saturday for . few days
sisit with MI. Tretter. They also
took in the Iowa picnic.
Ralph and Phoebe Mcmillan from
Bsaver Dam, Wis.,, arrived Monday
svsning for . visit at the home Of
thsir uncle, Hugh Mcmillan.
Jamss Kellum Of Sutherland, Iowa.
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PRESTON

Bert Farrell and Andrew Geyer went
fishing Monday.
Gilbert H~aroldson went to Water
town Saturday.
Charley Sheets and wife went to
Bruce Thursday.
f. W. Plumb and wife went to
Estelline Sunday.
Bert and Graham Coleman wen to
Estelline Saturday.
Or. Pangburn visited with james
Pendergast's Sunday.
Percy Hall is enjoying this fine
weather shearing sheep.
Merit Pendergast went to Gary last
Thursday to play ball.
Crops are not near as good as we
would like to see them this time OF
the year.
Quite a number from here went to
Prairie Home Monday to attend the
Iowa day.
George Sponsler's team ran away
and George got a rough ride for a
little while.
The Preston people want to thank
Ole Rovig for dragging the two-mile
road west OF Bruce, the best job that
has been done for three years. When
they get their new bridge in then W.
will all go to Bruce instead OF Estel-
line.
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Good rooms at the Imperial Hn,a
others at S1.00 to $3.50 pc and
extra. The exhibit is fine c~onsideriup
everything. The weather has been
very bad all spring and strikes have
contributed to the delay But all are
hopeful now OF great success of this
plan 70 come during thu remaining
m Everyone who an. should
plan to come during he remaining
months and help TO make it great
success and get acquainted with these
people and Virginia's possibilities.
Yours Truly
J 4 Seaton
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PRAIRIE HON (

Miss Flossie Sloan spent Sunday at
Killings.
Miss Mabel Lumby is sewing for
Mrs. Chapman,
Mr.. Bromander made q business
trip to Bruce Saturday.
Miss Orilla Hough spent Saturday
and Sunday with her friend Dorothy
Squirting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Olson and
family OF Bookings, Sundayed st
John Wicks.
Miss Elsie Miner spent Saturday
and Sunday az the guest OF Miss
Myrtle Blakely.
Miss Clara Whitson Of Dennison,
Mimi, is visiting at the home Of her
sister. Mrs. Fred Gillett.
Miss Kittie Denhart Of White spent
the fore part of the week as the guest
Of Miss Ethel Squirting.
Archie Sheldon and lady, Miss
Flossie Rudolph celebrated Gala day
at Aurora last Thursday.
Mrs. Arthur Larson and daughter,
Luella, spent Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. Matt Thayer near White.
William Sloan recently purchased a
handsome new buggy, by the way,
what's the attraction" William?
Messrs Fred Killing and Frank
Johnson each purchased a handsome
piano from Teeple d Howe during the
past week.
Miss Luella Larson, who is en-
ployed as Central girl at Madison,
arrived Wednesday for a weeks visit
with her parents.
Mrs. Kelley, having spent several
weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. Reed,
departed for her home at Clinton,
Iowa, Wednesday evening.
William Landmark and sister Clara
of Toronto, drove down Saturday
evening for a couple Of days visit with
their sister, Mrs. Robert Blakely.
Mrs. William Johnson departed for
her home at Worthwhile, Tuesday
evening, after having spent a couple
OF weeks visiting relatives and friends
in this vicinity.
Despite the rainy weather Monday
a large crowd gathered at the Prairie
Home grove to celebrate Iowa day,
but owing to the continued showers it
was impossible to have any Of the
races or ball games, consequently
many were disappointed, especially
the committee as they had labored
faithfully to make this celebration a
success. So had the weather man"
performed we'll his part the "crowd"
would have enjoyed a big day of
"sports" as our former Iowa people
have proven themselves to be royal
entertainers. However, the Brookings
Kid Band under the efficient leader
ship of Prof. Christensen furnished
excellent music throughout the day
and the merry-go-round added much
to the enjoyment OF the little folks.
During the evening a large crowd
gathered at Geo. Duff's and spent q
very pleasant time dancing until an
early hour.
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addn to Nolga ............ ! !
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Christian Christensen x vi
to Della Haley lots lot blk
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West Town lot Co TO Ora VI
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ton
Ora NJ Hopkins x nus TO
Arthur 6 Ieager lot 5 blk
70 ElktOn. , .V
NJ K Hopkins 4 VT TO Arthur
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William A Farrell Extrto
John Harms Sc / OF 24~lll-
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John Goettsche to II VI Dawes
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Micheal Lehman to Margeret
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OUR EXCHANGE TABLE

What a howl would 90 up, remarked
an experienced editor, if newspapers
we're to criticize the individual az freely
as many people criticize the newspaper.
Every issue OF a live, reputable news
paper is a mantle OF charity, and the
matter left out-truth, not gossip
would often more than equal in volume
that published. If the editor would
get out a cold fact edition Of his paper
some day, and then get up in q tree
and watch the result-wow What a
picture il would be. -Exchange.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

p. A.. Randall 4 wi to II.
F. Cheevef lot 10 blk IS
End, add'n to Brookings la
Arthur E. Pratt ct al to Ole &.
Oyloe lot z blk 8 Oyloe's
add to Brookings. 5 2.
G. G.. Oyloe to Ole G. Oyloe
und OF lots I & Of lot
2 4 lot 2 4 lots 10-1l-l2.13
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RURAL GLEANINGS

This per desires "A correspondent In
fyery township Of the county. IL you notice
ahAt your township il not represented under
shis heading write MS and VI will send you the
necessary stamped envelopes and paper, All
correspondence must be signed by the accred-
Nd CORES pODdent.
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100 acres in ParneIl township, set
3-1O9-48. 100 acres under cuItiva-
ton. Fine level land VITA small
ravine at north end along which is a
tract of good hay land. Farm rented
Tor season 1907 on shares. Located |
mile from Grant Siding on the C. &
n. w. Ry., and . mile from elevator
OF the Rock Island Ry. Soil is ex.
cellent and location is in a highly
improved section Of the country.
Price $40 per acre with cost OF seed for
this years crop added. Terms s., 600
cash. Balance at s per cent secured
on the land, with privilege Of paying
500 or any multiple thereof on any
interest paying date. This is a bar.
gain and offer only good for 80 days Of
date. Address H care of the REGISTER
Pub. Co., Bookings. S. D.
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Knights Templer charm, name en-.
graved on charm. Leave at this Office
and get reward. Chas. Keith.
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For sale, a nice two story dwelling
nearly new, well built, lots 100 K 1855,
good water and nicely located. For
particulars inquire * at REGISTER
office.
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Mr.. and Mrs y. A. Severson, OF Fen
ton, Iowa, were in the city last Friday
afternoon. In company with Mr.. Fox,
OF the Brookings Land Il Trust Com
pany, they drove out to the old Ask
farm in Oslo township, and after
thoroughly examining the place closed
a deal with the company for the quarter.
Mr.. Severson is station agent for the
Northwestern at FentOn and both he
and his wife are very pleasant people
to meet. They do not expect to move
upon the farm which is rented to |. f.
Heck. From here Mr.. and Mrs. Sever
son went out to Pierre to visit a few
days and from that place will return to
their home.-Volga Tribune.
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For Sale-Eight room house two
blocks from Main street. Good prop
erty, cheap for cash. Enquire at REG.
ISTER Office.
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After a residence OF nearly a quarter
OF a century within its borders Hon.
Severt Simonson, of Bookings county
s. D., has come to the conclusion that
South Dakota is about the best state
in the union. He was in Sioux City
yesterday to attend the annual stock
holders meeting Of the Morley Irvine
and Machinery company. In 1879 Mr..
Simonson bought 800 acres of choicest
South Dakota land today for 81 1000.
He would not sell the same land today
for SIC, 900. He says it is every bit as
good land as that which is being sold
in Iowa for $40, $50 and $50 an acre,
and declares that in the course OF time
it will be worth 500. He is an enthus-
iastic South Dakotan. Sioux City
Journal.
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FOR RENT
LOST

LosT-Three heller calves about 4
months old, 2 with red and white face
and ! with white face and white along
back. Strayed from my place on
June 9th. Please notify. E. N. OLSON,
Bruce, s. d. Route No. 2. :
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For SALE-Fine business block
so foot front on Main street Bookings.
Inquire OF REGISTER Publishing Co.
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$500 cash takes a new Oliver type
writer. G. E. H, care Register.
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Two sets harnes 8 and top buggy.
B. Omodt, 916 Sixth Street. Wv
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First class grocery stock, fixtures,
wagon, team-everything in connection
with a grocery store. Inquire at the
store or address Mrs. G. P. Waltz,
Brookings, S. D.
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G. w. Goodman took eight land
seekers to Pierre Thursday morning
and Friday morning two more gen.
tlemen from Iowa were added to the
party. All expect to invest in Hughes
county irt.-Huronite.
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FOR SALE

Hard coal burner, almost new, Our
steam washer. Inquire Rev. Hard
man, 419 Fifth avenue.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Good safe nearly new, cheap at Regis.
ter office.
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POPULAR WANTS

Advertisements will be inserted tm this
column for one cent = word each Inssr.
tiOn-nO advertisements inserted t0r Loss
than 10 cents.
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Wanted-Girl to do general housework
Inquire at residence. Mrs. Geo. N.
Breed
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FOUND

Bunch Of keys. Owner may have
same by calling at REGISTER office.
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FOUND-Bracelet-o owner may obtain
possession by paying for this notice.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

ton and giving the other to a representative In
the line, the latter finding presenting ms
check that the duplicate check had already been
presented by the messenger OF the other oanh
and had beer paid.
Shortly before 3 o'clock Thomas F. Ryan en-
tered the executive offices and had conference
with the president, Oakleigh Thorne. When
told there was a rumor that Mr.. Ryan had
bought controlling interest in the Trust Com
pany of America, Mr.. Thorne replied: There
are all kinds of rumors.'
At the Colonial branch of the Trust Company
of America there were fortyive persons in
line when the doors opened. No l mes
senger boy who had been holding his place
since Sunday afternoon. There were very few
private depostors in the crowd, most of them
being messengers or representatives of banks
and business firms There were only a few
people left in line when the bank closed for
the dav but they prepared TO stay all night.
Vice-President Tappn said that he thought
nearly all the small depositors had been paid
off He added: Il estimate that about so
100000 has been paid out by this institution
since the beginning Of this run; and feel
that an institution that withstand such an
ordeal as that and can command the backing
and confidence that have been accorded us by
the financial world stand anything prac-
ticaIIv We have proved that we are as strong
10 Gibraltar and we shall in a sense benefit
nv, this chance we have had TO show our full
strength"
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
UPTOWN BANKS QUIET.
Runs Practically OUer - Closed
Places to Open Soon.

EVERYWHERE uptown and in Harlem. yesterday
the bank situation was so decidedly improved thht
the lines outside some of the institutions attracted
little attention. The banks opened and closed at
the usual hours and paid all waiting depoeitors
Tho lines wers longer than ordinarily. but they
hardly constituted "a run" There was an abso-
Lutte absence OF excitement
At the Lincoln Trust Company in Fifth avenue
around which has centred most of the interest up
town I'm the last week. there were waiting about
sixty persons at the opening hour. most of whom
had been there through the wet night before MOST
Of them were messengers. holding places hach
bore a number. and when the company opened us
doors took his place in line accordingly. No. was
A Y. Cornell who would not say whom he repre-
sented He drew out $75,ooo. 1t was said Pay
rnents were made more rapidly than heretofore
Mr. Phillips said at the close OF the day tAat ne
was much encouraged by the Improvement IN the
conditions. He believed the excitement about over
AZ a late hour last night hfty-nve persons were
,r line NJ the lincoln Trust Company where they
were holding an all night vigil waiting for the
oncnInr this morning. Most OF them were equipped
with rancoats blankets and all were DONG thoiF
best 20 keep out OF the way Of the rain 'hat was
pelting down. AS many as were able groupeu u'u''
the big portico In front while those VINO Were
crowded out OF this shelter held an "oVerHoW
meeting under the entrance 10 the care Maruh'
which IS next door
There were only thirty-hve in line at the branch
Of the Lincoln Trust Company at broadway ana
IispcuRrd street
The crowd at the Broadway Trust Company was
much smaller than on Saturday. there being not
moro than sevcuty-hve in line yesterday morning
The depositors obtained their money az once on
presentation Of their checks. Al the END or the
day thero were only six left in tho line. 'harles
II HYDE one of the directors OF the company said
that Il would continue 10 meet all demands.
The excitement that prevailed AT the Northern
Rank on Saturday was entirely lacking yesterday.
There were about sixty deposltors there AT the
spenng and ali were promptly paid
Tho Harlem Savings Bank. which has been the
crux Of the Harlem situation presented an en-
couraging Improvement. About one hundred de-
nos,tors were there to draw small amounts yes
terdav morning. None drew more thah >iV"' WINE
o,,orp the FORTY who came to deposit money was
one who put IN $500. All appearances OF run
were gone by noon.
The officials OF the Hamilton Rank. United states
I,vcbapre Rank and Twelfth Ward Bank. all IN
i95tb street and which IN the hands OF bank
examiners. hope to resume business in few DAYS
Tba run on the Dollar Savings Bank, In the
T,ronx had spent It's force last week. and yester-
dav the une never numbered over sixty persons.