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49, 70 So "a Tippinn.

Vienra-Count Johann HaTrach.
one OF 1ne leading Austrian noblemeR.
is Organizing an association 10 sup
press hat dofHng as salutation alI
substitute a military salU-e.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-09
Entertained Literary Club

At her home Wednesday evening,
May 9Th, Mrs. Lawshe entertained the
Saturday Literary Club, assisted by
Mesdames Enos, Henry and Pond.
The guests represented books and
much amusement was had in the
guessing OF them-quotations were
given from the authors.
A contest was given OF twelve ques.
tions. in answering which two OF the
g. ia, Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Cole.
grove won equal honors, and the
prize was divided between them. AL.
though useful it was ornamental and
capable OF being divided. Each was
tied with an elaborate bow Of lavender
ribbon, the Club color, After which
refreshments were served, the ladies
finding their partners by divided
authors names and a pleasant socia
hour was INDUCED in making tht
evening one of applause and merri
ment.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-09
NEW TEACHERS SECURED
For BroOkingS Grade and High Schools
by Prof. Brown
MISS ROPER WINS PROMOTION
Force as Completed IS Well Balanced
and Coming School Year VIII Be
Banner One

Prof. c. F. Brown, superintendent
OF the city schools, returned the latter
part OF the week from a trip through
Minnesota and Iowa in quest Of
teachers for the high school. He
succeeded in signing three teachers,
who will be here at the beginning Of
the fall term to take up their duties.
Miss Clark of Minneapolis, will be
the new instructor OF English. She is
graduate of Central high school OF
Minneapolis, and has an A. h. degree
from the University OF Minnesota.
Miss Heffron Of Bemidji, Minn., is a
graduate of Bemidji schools, and OF
the University OF Minnesota. She will
have charge Of the German classes
Miss Elizabeth Schibel OF Hartley,
Iowa, will be in charge Of the eighth
grade, succeeding Miss Brobeck, who
will be transferred to the high school
Miss Schibel is a graduate OF the In.
dependence, Iowa, high school and o!
the state normal school at Cedar Falls
Miss Mabel Roper, one OF the bes,
teachers on the force, has been pro-
NOTED to the position of principal
succeeding f. Dudley Parsons.
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been awarded to Miss Robinson, is
one which is usually awarded for
some special work, or, as in the case
OF Miss Robinson, for distinctive work
in some special line of duty.
Miss Robinson as many in Quincy
know, is the author OF a text book
on domestic science. A specialist
connected with the University OF
Chicago, some time ago reviewed the
manuscript OF this book, and so we'll
pleased was he with it that he recon-
mended the award of the honor
scholarship to the author.
Miss Robinson through her address
before the domestic science depart
ment OF the state farmers institute,
which met here some time ago, de-
mOnstratsd further the distinctive
work which she is doing in her pro-
fession. Her statewide reputation
has only been increased as q result OF
those talks, as various publications
OF recent date continue to print
lengthy extracts from that address.
Miss Robinson is one OF the most
capable OF women in the teaching OF
domestic science in Illinois, and she
will be greatly missed in the Quincy
schools. On the other hand, her
many friends congratulate her upon
her good fortune and wish for her still
greater achievement in her work."
Mr.. Robert Matheson is, at present,
pursuing graduate studies at Cornell
University. He received his early
preparation at Picton Academy and at
the Agricultural College of Nova
Scotia, where he assisted in science
work in connection with the Provin-
cial Normal School, specializing in
botany, zoology and nature study,
AT Cornell he made specially Of
entomology and nature study under
Professor and Mrs. Comstock, both OF
whom speak OF Mr.. Matheson in the
highest terms. In order to accept the
position Id the South Dakota State
College, Mr.. Matheson refused an
offer made him by the head of the
Division OF Entomology at Washing
ton. He will have charge OF the work
in entomology and OF new depart
ment of nature study.
Miss Gertrude Young is a recent
graduate of the University Of WisOn-
sin, where she specialized in English
and history. She comes to us with
highest recommendation O! scholar
ship and character.
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STATE COLLEGE SECURES
NEW FACULTY MEMBERS
OF Long Experience and Eminent Standing in Their Re-
SpeCtVe Branches
COMING YEAR PROMISES TO Be BEST
In History of This Splendid Institution Enrolment Wi
Be LdrQt

At the recent meeting OF the Regents
OF Education, new members of the
Faculty were elected as follows:
Miss Eva Robinson, Preceptress Of
the new school of Agriculture.
Mr.. Robert Matheson, Instructor in
Entomology and Entomologist for the
Experiment Station.
Miss Gertrude S. Young, Instructor
in the Preparatory Department.
At present, Miss Robinson has
charge of the work of home economics
in the schools of Quincy, Illinois.
In addition to her reputation as q
teacher, she is we'll known throughout
Illinois and Missouri as q Chautau-
qua and Farmers Institute lecturer.
The following extract from the
Quincy (Ill.) Journal will give some
idea OF the high esteem in which she
is held in her home city.
"The good news which Miss Eva X.
Robinson received yesterday may
prove to be OF an entirely different
nature as far as Quincy is concerned,
in that it may result in her resigna-
ton as the teacher of domestic science
in the Quincy schools, with which she
has been associated for the past four
years.
"Miss Robinson has been awarded
an honor scholarship in the Univer.
sity OF Chicago, which means that she
will be permitted free OF all expense to
do such scientific research work az
will be necessary to entitle her to the
degree OF Master OF Science, she hav'
ing already attained the degree O
Bachelor OF Science.
That Miss Robinson will accept tn,
offer goes without saying. This
further means that she must then b.
absent from her school work in Quinc!
for one year, and her friends here fee
that with her advancement into tn
higher plane of the work in which sh
has been attaining more than state
wide reputation, she will be forced t
retire permanently from the Quinc,
schools in order to meet the demant
for her services which are comm,
from the more advanced conditions.
There are two kinds OF scholars hips
which, in justice to Miss Robinson
should be explained. The Ordinar,
scholarship is obtained as a result O
satisfactory examination, while it
provisions further require a return o
service to the university.
The honor scholarship such as ha
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Some Potatoes

Last year when Prof. n. F.. Hansen
was in Siberia he secured several
barrels OF a variety of potato, which
the Russians use to make alcohol.
This spring he painted a quantity of
them at the college, and will try and
determine whether they are suitable
for use in this country. The potatoes
grow in dry ground and are very
heavy yielders, turning out between
500 and 600 bushels to the acre. They
are high in starch content and are
very valuable for fattening cattle, but
are little coarse for table use.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-09

NEW OFFICIALS |NAUGURATED
And Mayor Mathews Announces His
Appointments for Coming Year
ONLY CHANGE IS IN NIGHT WATCH
ThOS. Atoms Resignation IS Accepted
and Vacancy will be Filled at
Special Election

Prof. II. B. Mathews, the new mayor,
and DR.. A. A. Harris, w. H. Conklin
and A. p. Nord, the new aldermen,
were inducted into Office at the regular
meeting OF the city council Monday
evening. During the early part OF the
evening the old council was in session,
cleaning up unfinished business and
putting everything in good shape for
the new board. F. NJ. Kremer, after
thanking the members OF the council
for their faitbfulness and cooperation,
turned over the mayors chair to Mr..
Mathews, and the new members OF the
council took their places. The mayor
gave short inaugural address in
which he outlined his policy, and an
nounced his appointments, as follows:
City Authorized. II. Stoddart
City Attorney-John c. Jenkins
Supt. OF Public Works--O. X. Aanes
Telephone Manager-F. +. Rebman
Chief of Police-Nels Gullick
Night Watchman-Edward Sorenson
Street Commissioner. W. Sponsler
Health Ofticer-Dr. +. c. Miller
The above appointments were unan-
imously confirmed with the exception
OF the night watchman, Aldermen
Conklin and Hanson OF the third ward
voting in the negative on that appoint
ment.
The council voted to accept the res
ignation of Alderman Thomas Alton
OF the Fourth ward, and a special elec'
ton will be held in that ward to name
his successor. The city council will
have q special session next Saturday
evening to name the time and place
OF holding the election.
The mayor announced the following
committees:
Finance - Conklin, Nord, Oyloe
Harris.
Claims-Leighty, Conklin, Harris
Nord.
Water, Light and Heat-Hoy, Leigh
ty. Alton, Conklin.
Telephone-Leighty, Hoy, Hanson
Nord.
| Judiciary-Harris, Leighty, Conk
lin, Alton.
Streets, Walks and Sewers Harris
Leighty, Conklin, Nord.
Fire Department-Oyloe, Hanson
Hoy, Alton.
City Property and Buildings -Nord
Hanson, Oyloe, Hoy.
Mayor Matthew's policy may b.
summed up in the following brief sen
tences: To extend the waterworks; t
install sewer system; to develop tn
municipal industries 80 that they will
be OF the greatest earning power ant
efficiency; to enforce the laws ant
to make such notifications as are de
sirable for growing city; to manag
the affairs OF the city in a business
like manner, and withal to give tn
city good clean administration. II
carrying out this policy Mayor Math
ews will have the hearty support ant
cooperation of every citizen,
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Came a Long Ways

n. NJ. Hornum and j. Schults
cousins of Prof. n. +. Hansen, arrived
from Denmark Monday morning and
will remain here with Prof. Hansen a
few days. They are well pleased with
this country with exception OF the
weather, and intend to locate some-
where in the state. Both are intelli-
gent young fellows, and will readily
make their way in this country. Mr..
Hornum is a printer, and intends to
follow that trade in this country. He
called at this Office to look over the
plant, and noted many differences
between the printshops here and those
OF the old country.
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Some New Seeds

Prof. N. f. Hansen, the horticultur.
ist at the college, received an interest,
ing consignment OF seeds this week
The shipment came from Lapland in
northern Norway, and includes several
varieties OF hardy barley, oats and
spring and winter rye. Prof. Hansen
will send part OF the seeds to the
Alaskan experiment station and it is
expected to prove OF great value to the
agricultural recources of that country.
The remainder OF the seed will be kept
here for experimentation.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-09
High School Meet Tomorrow

Everything is in readiness for the
high school meet at the college
athletic park tomorrow, and it will be
pulled off unless the weather is very
bad. Manager Elliot received the
entry OF the Lake Preston high school
team this week, and this makes nine
teams that have signified their inteu-
ton of coming. The Lake Preston
team has been training under "Heine"
Corbin, the former star long distance
runner at the college, and in their
letter accompanying their entry ex.
pressed the belief that they would
make very good showing. Huron
high school has also entered a team
and are sure to figure in the result,
and the team that wins will earn the
honors, Huron has a very fast man
in Bonesteel, and there should be
some great races between him and
Skartveldt Of Lake Benton, and Reeves
OF Brookings, in the short distances.
The events will begin at ten O'Clock
in the morning. Following is the
program OF the day: Morning-12O-
yard hurdle, trial; 50-yard dash,
trial; 22O-yard hurdle, trial; l0O-yard
dash, trial; 2-mile run, final; 22O-yard
dash, trial. Afternoon-l2O-yard
hurdles, mile run, 100-yard dash,
shot put, 440-yard dash, pole vault,
220-yard dash, discus throw, half
mile run, 220-yard hurdles, hammer
throw, broad jump, relay race.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-09
The Weather

We have had weather the past week
suitable to every season oil the year
Saturday morning it showed a couple
OF inches, and again Tuesday we had
light fall. 1t warmed up yesterday
and this morning gives promise OF
some good weather for few days, at
lesst. The farmers have been unable
to do much in the fields up to this
time, and with complaining time
approaching they are anxious.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-09
M0RN|NGS|DE DEFEATS
OUR TRACK TEAM
BY Score of 6S to 49 on Formers Grounds at Sioux
City Last Friday
OUR FIRST DEFEAT IN SEVEN YEARS
Inability to Practice Out of Doors and Absence of Cole
Prime Factors in Outcome

last hundred OF the two-mile and
finishing second to Chapman, who
covered the course in ii minutes and
Is seconds. 1t was one OF the most
thrilling moments Of the entire alter
noon when "Berky" slowly but surely
closed up the gap that separated
him from Sperb, and on the last ten
yards got up the sprint that won him
the place.
Westcott easily captured first with
ten feet in the pole vault, but for
several minutes it was a question who
had second between Staples and Chill
colt, who were obliged to vault OF a
tie. Staples at last made the success.
ful leap that won three more points for
Morning Side.
The relay was close run for the
first two men, but Whealen was able
to give Wendal a lead Of fifteen yards
for the last lap, and Morning Side won
by safe margin.
A summary OF events follows:
1OO-yard dash-Wendal won; Brown
second, both of Morning Side. Time
IL.
22O-yard dash-Coughlin won
Koch second, both OF Brookings
Time, :25 is.
44O-yard run-Coughlin won
Huntimer second, both of Brookings
Time, :56 As.
Half mile run-Rorem, OF Morning
Side, won; Huntimer, of Brookings
second. Time, 2:l1 3-5.
Mile run-Berkstresser won, P
Brown second, both of Morning Side
Time, 500.
Two-mile erun-Chapman won, Berk
stresser second, both of Morning Side
Time, 11:16 2-5.
High hurdles Brown, OF Mornin,
Side, won; Alton, OF Brookings
second. Time, :l6 3-5.
Low hurdles-Brown, of Mornin,
Side, won; Coughlin of Brookings
second. Time, :2S is.
Pole vault-Wescott won, Staples
second, both Of Morning Side, Height
10 feet.
Broad jump-Dowdy won, Brown
second, both of Morning Side. Dis
lance, 10 feet.
High jump-kirk, OF Brookings
won; Brown aid Wendell, of Morning
Side, tied for second. Height, 5 fee
inches.
Shot put-Reich won, McCordi'
second, both Of Brookings. Distance
81 feet S inches.
Hammer thrOw-Reich won, McCor
die second, both Of Brookings. Dis
tance, lis feet inches.
Discus throw-Dowdy, of Mornin,
Side, won; Reich, Of Brookings second
Distance, l0l feet inches.
Relay ce-Morning Side won
Brookings second. Time, l:i3.
Otiicials-Starter, Modesitt; timer
Westwood; judge Of distance, Stevens
clerk, Brewster; judge of finish, Parry
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Track Meet at Mitchell

The annual track meet OF the
colleges OF the state will be held at
Mitchell Thursday and Friday, May
% and "A. The meet will be more
interesting this year than for several
years. and the college students are
planning on chartering a special train
to take bunch of rooters from here.
1t is hoped to make the fare low enough
to get at least $50, and il the weather
is at all reasonable a good crowd can
probably be secured. Vermillion wiY
be in the meet this year, and #
Brookings is not as strong as lac
year the outcome is very doubtfynntIv
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Some New Equipment

The REGISTER Job Department has
this week been augmented by full
line of the latest style type for doing
up-to-date society printing, such as
invitations, announcements, etc.
This is one place where we lacked
proper material and now that this has
been attended to-and attended to
right-you can get anything in the
printing line here and at fair prices.
Give US a trial order.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-09

Losey Williams, who has been
working at Villas drug store the past
year, quit Saturday and returned to
Watertown. He has not been feeling
we'll for some time and will remain at
home for few weeks before accepting
another position. Harry Sherin, a
college student, has taken his place
in the store.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-09
Can Pound Pills. Now

Chas. Locke, the clerk at Kendalls
drugstore, who recently took the ex-
animation before the state board Of
pharmacy, received word this week
that he had passed the examination.
He was second in a class OF thirty
four.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-09

Mrs. Lillian Gaylord, assisted by
local talent will give musical recital
at the Grand Opera house Friday even
ing, May 18th. Mrs. Gaylord's piano
selections will consist OF works by
Chaplin, List, Mozart, etc. Program
will be given in next weeks paper.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-09
Surprised Mrs. Palmer

The ladies OF the Neighborhood
club to the number of twenty-five
surprised Mrs. r. B. Palmer at her
home in east Brookings Saturday
afternoon, the occasion being Mrs.
Palmer's seventy-fifth birthday. The
evening was spent very pleasantly a
fine luncheon which the ladies
provided was served. Mrs. Palmer
was presented with q linen table set.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-09

The Ethical Culture Club will meet
in the Mechanical building at the
college Monday evening and listen to
a paper on "South America" by Prof.
Durr.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-09

Invitations are out for the marriage
OF John z. Johnson and Miss Agnes
Lockhart, which will occur at the
home OF Miss Lockhart's uncle,
Robert Lockhart, at Watertown next
Wednesday evening.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-09

Mrs. F. G. Neill an,
Walter entertained four +.
complimentary to Mrs.
at the home Of Mrs.
evening. Mrs. Wimsey
honors.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-09

Alfred kennard arrived here Monday
evening from Grundy Center, Iowa,
and is visiting at the home of his
father, G.. n. Kennard. He expects
to remain here most OF the summer.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-09
New State Bd

The first State Bank of'way, and is
been incorporated with ost OF Madi-
OF $4,000, by John Caen up for
Caldow and VIM. Caldow, uring the
Nunda is one OF the tc will be in
South Dakota Central raid his son,
located in Lake county e'king in a
son. They expect to oln.
business some time
'u"'e'' Miss Alma
LAS T"ase VI ,"'' c"''o" "bles OF whist
Imam, WY 20 ~" ana Murphy,
'""A az '''A' oe"''e' ANeill Monday
-------------,arried off the
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-09

Prof. W. A. Wheeler, who is now
manager of seed house at Mitchell,
arrived here last evening and will
remain on business matters until the
first Of the week.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-09

Mrs. G. w. Austin was in the city
Tuesday on her way home to Bruce
from a couple OF weeks visit at Storm
Lake, Iowa.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-09

Mrs. II. f. Lloyd entertaif
twenty-five ladies at a thiW,
her home yesterday afte
afternoon was spent very Nunda bs
anu NICE reireshm "eIapital stoc
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-09

Van Fishback went up to the Twin
Cities last night for a combined busi-
ness and pleasure trip.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Poole were down
from Huron the last OF the week.
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By Balance January 1, 1906: ::
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FUND-WARRANTsl ISSUED
M =, ~ Whom For What
Want Issued Purpose Amour
VOL Nv
1865 Harold Swenson, town of
New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $361.21
1860 c. W. Odell, city of Willmar S,Oo4.6;
1O5SO Refer Thorson, town of Lake
Andrew. 1879
1886 E. c. Berglund, town Of st.
1o5s7 E. 6. Berglund, village of
Pennock.. 47.6.
1O593 ]. o. K1oster, town OF Green
Lake .............................. 317. g.
1O597 "A. e. Anderson, town of
Lake Lillian............... 1866
1O59S Frank Krupke, town of
Rosevi1le 1925
1O6O2 F. G. Peterson. town of Gen.
nessee.-...................." 1925
1O6O3 A. e. Borsheim, town of 1rv-
1o6o5 Hans i H iiait:;nI,':1 town of ~
Burbank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 414.O
1O6OS f. "A. ROen, town OF Wulmar 67O.7
10000 Elias Johnson, town OF Fab
= lun ................ ................ AGO
1O611 Emil E. Ost1und, town OF
t. 2S1.s
1862 Magnus Olson, town OF
1o613 And Nelson, town of East
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