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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-06-27

SHLFF-Btrtt ttRIb.
At the lome home Of Mr.. and Mrs,
l.. II. Skif last evening at $3.50 OC-
Cured the marriage Of their daug hter
Miss Ethel, and NJ. William W, Bin
ford. Rev. Hugh Robinson, OF the
Pres sbyterian church, read the service
in the presence of the relatives and a
few intim ate friends. Miss Mabel Jar
man, cousin OF the bride, was brides
maid, and Arthur BinfOrd was his
brothers best man. Miss Madge
Runey played the wedding march.
After the ceremony light refreshments
were served Mr.. and Mrs. Binford
received an abundance Of beautiful
gifts in gold, silverware, china and
glass.
They left on the late train last
evening for Denver, Colo, where they
will make their home, and where Mir.
Binford has a fine position IN the
office of the city engineer. After a
weeks stay at Denver they will take
their wedding trip az members OF a
camping party through the mountains
of Colorado.
Both OF the young people have been
residents Of Brookings a good share
of their lives and they number their
friends here by the score, The mar
riage has a romantic side, it being the
elimination Of long years of friend
ship. They we're students at the high
school together, and graduated with
the class OF 100. Their large circle OF
friends, in which the REGISTER wishes
to be included, extends the best OF
wishes for future happiness.
Among the out of town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Jarman OF Philip,
Mrs. w. D. Nielsen of Pierre, and Miss
Madge Runey Of Minneapolis.
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BRENNAN-GAGETl

From the San Bernardino, CAL, Sun
we get the following account OF the
marriage af Chas. Gagel, a well known
former resident Of Brookings, who
moved from here to California about
a year ago:
"Charles Gagel, Of Redlands, and
Miss Hulda Brennan, of Chicago, were
married in San Bernardino yesterday
by Rev. Mark b. Shaw, of the First
Baptist church. The bride arrived
from the East yesterday, and after the
ceremony the bridal pair went to Red
lands, where they will reside on a
ranch owned by the groom"
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1t Pays to Be Decent

The Brookings REGISTER arranged
a sort of triumphal entry and process
sion for its opponent, the Press. 1t
seems that the proprietor OF the Press
is man with no scarcity Of gall and
nerve and consequently is ever thrust
ing himself and mis- good qualities
forward. 1t pays to have decent
sense Of modesty. This thing OF being
ever in the limelight must be terribly
irving Armour ChroniCle-Trlbune.
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HANSON-BENNETT

Ia Bookings at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ole Hanson, on
June 22d at six O'Clock, Miss Dora
Hanson was married to Mr.. William
Bennett, Rev. Geo. +. Morphy of the
Baptist church, officiating. Miss Han
son is Brookings girl, having lived
all her life here. Mr.. Bennett is a
fireman on the Northwestern railway
and is a young man of industry and
worth. Their many friends wish them
long life and happiness. They will
make their home in this city.
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CUPID HARvESTS CROP OF PRETTY JUNE BRIDES

has for several years been a trusted
employee of the Minneapolis Paper
Co. where she was chief billing clerk
and stenographer. She is a native OF
Minnesota and has great many
warm friends at Stewartville and
Madelia as we'll as in the Twin cities
Mr. and Mrs. Breed are expected
home this evening or Friday morning
and will reside permanently in this
city.
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Prof. and Mrs. VIM. :. Hayes, who
are IL charge Of the modern language
department at the college, left Tuesday
night to spend the summer vacation
IN Vermont, New Hamps hire and New
YORK. They went by may Of the Great
Lakes.
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Word has reached Brookings OF the
5a,th Of Mrs. Nellie Gilbert, when
ocrn-red o@~ at Minneapolis last week. the
remains being take to the home OF her
no-ants at Cherokee, Iowa for burial;
Ma Gilbert will be better remembered
IN Bookings as Mrs. VIM. Landmesser.
Sba snent one winter here with nei
consin, Mrs. John Alton, couple OF
years ago.
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w. n. We!ch purchased the Wait
stock Of groceries and chinaware this
week, the transfer being made on Mon
day. Mr.. Welch will keep an up-t =
date line Of goods and should merit a
share of the patronage.
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n. l.. Walker has got nicely settled
MS new quarters in the hood
.Suiiding, and now has neat anu
.sssactive place. II is much lignte,
sad more conveniant than his oiu
sand, and Mr.. Walker is glad that ne
made the change.
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Hawkeyes Finally Celebrate

The Iowa day celebration last Thurs
d,v was great success in every way
ansn aas the weather remaining hne an
dar d big crowd was present. and
nal, uaf oame and other sports furnished
,Iarty oam of amusement for everybody
Hioa Rha Kali game was between the Wnite
team and team from mere ,ch % bv
won by the Brookings buncn 10y ,y;o,
score Of 8 to 8. The Brookings ua;nU 1uu,O'
hand furnished music tor the occaS'on
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You have all heard OF the "rocky
road to Dublin" Come to Brookings
July 9th and hear the worlds greatest
road builder tell how to make and
keep good roads at q minimum of ex.
pense and labor. Don't miss this.
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Mrs. Chas. HalvOrsOn and two sons
arrived from Dawson, Mimi, Monday
for two weeks visit at the home Of her
brother, Z. G.. Olson.
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A. J. Kendall returned Tuesday
evening from Pierre, where ne has
spent the last couple of months putting
his big farm into crop.
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Prof. B. T. Whitehead and family
accompanied by Misses Florence West,
Cecile WEIGH and Muriel Sherwin,
went to Kampeska Thursday for an
outing.
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He the
through
embei and delighted with advice
would profitable township
coming Brookngs
County should person
King
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Ms + Z. Holiday returned 10 nef
!, - at Woonsocket Saturday even
none ef,er a visit with relatives here.
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4EER-BREED.

tEkR-BhEEBS
RAYMOND B. Breed went TO Madelia,
Mimi, Monday and last evening was
united in marriage with Miss Pearl A.
Geer. The marriage occurred at the
home of the brides uncle and aunt,
DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Hagaman, in the
presence of the immediate relatives OF
the covenanted parties and few init
mate friends.
Little need be said OF the groom az
he was born in Brookings where he
has since resided with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. N. Breed. In 1905
he went to Minneapolis and was
employed by the Minneapolis Paper
Co., for year and then held a posi-
ton with the Mcclellan Paper Co.,
until last spring when ne went to New
York city and graduated from the
Linotype school, returning to Brook
ings in May and is now machinist'
operator with the REGISTER PUBLISH
INC Co. He is a young man OF integ'
rity and ability ard has many friends
wherever he is known.
The bride is an es;imable lady and
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M national public beneaCtor. His
road drag being successfully used the
and entirely subject of building
roads and maintaining them after His
endorsed by Board Agriculture Missouri which
bulletin
AMI what he has accomplished that
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successfully
"drags
Ward King famous drag
- - -
special
unable will be done in this
though compelled
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

Harrison Ohlrr0gue has returned
to his home in Manhattan after a
visit with his relatives in Blooming
dale avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Decker re-
turned last week from two weeks
trip in Virginia.
The usual prayer meeting will be
held at the A. M. e. Zion church to-
morrow night at o'clock
Miss Jennie Newstead, of Princes
Bay, has almost entirely recovered
from her recent illness.
Simpson Gildersleeve is slowly re-
covering from his recent attack of
pneumonia.
Miss Ella Mcdonald, of Richmond
Valley has position at the store of
Simon Barkowitz, in, Amboy avenue,
this place.
Rev. j. B. j Rhodes, pastor of ST.
Marks NJ e. church. assisted at the
special revival services in the A. M
i. Zion church, in Bloomingdale
avenue, last week.
A large number OF the young peo-
pie from Sandy Ground attended the
second annual masquerade ball of the
Eagle Athletic CiuD, in Kreischer-
vile, Saturday.
August Lorenz; or Manhattan. Wis
tied friends here over Sunday
Frank Oechsli. of Bloomingdale
avenue, has entirely recovered from
his recent Illness and is able to be
about again.
George Edward Herman. of
Bloomlngdale avenue, is rapidly re-
covering from a recent attack of the
grip.
About fifteen members of the AM
icitia Association attended the smok-
er in Knights of Pytfiias hall, Totem
ville given under the auspices of the
Aquehonga Athletic Club, last night.
The Misses Louise and Loretta
Harris, who have been spending the
past few months with their parents
in Sandy Ground, viii return to Port
Richmond shortly to take up their
former positions in that place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

Staten Island Chapter No. 1876,
Royal Arch Masons, held convoca-
ton in their room in Knights OF
Pythias hall last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Murphy, OF
Johnson avenue, who have been in
Newark for the past few weeks, are
at home again. They will return 10
that place shortly.
Chester and Ralph Cole, OF. River
side avenue, this place, who are
spending the winter in Manhattan,
attended the Aquehonga smoker, in
K. of P. hall last night.
The Fleur De Lis Euchre Club will
be entertained at the home Of Mrs.
Camille Delaporte, in Broadway, to-
morrow afternoon.
A meeting Of Local 1888, Carpen-
ters Union, was held in the Lehman
building last night
Work had to be abandoned I'M the
shipyards of A. c. Brown & Sons, II.
C. Ellis & Son and Harry Cossey, in
Railroad avenue, yesterday, on ac-
count of the storm. sn,n ~ ii,
Clarence Sniffen, of RICHMOND
Valley, who underwent an Operation
for appendicitis in the S. r. Smith
Infirmary about week ago, at last
reports was doing as well as could be
expected.
The choir of the Church of St,
Stephen will be assisted at their spec
ial music Sunday by John Sullivan,
of Glenn Falls, N. Y, and Charles j.
Scales, of this place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-06
LADIES' AID PLAN

A special meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society, of st. Pauls M. E.
church, was held at the home of Mrs
Charles T. Van Duesen, in Broadway,
Monday night. Several matters OF
Importance We're discussed and ii was
decided to have the chicken pate sup
per on Thursday. February IA, st.
Valentines night, instead of on
Washington birthday, as planned
before. An excellent menu, consist
ing of course dinner, is being ar
ranged by the committee. A souve-
mir red heart menu card will be given
on this occasion There will also be
a sale of fancy and useful articles
Valentines will also be feature.
The supper tickets are thirty five
cents and can be procured from any
of the committee or members. All
final preparations will be completed
at the meeting next Monday. The
following is the committee in charge
of the supper: Mrs Phoebe J.
Sprague, Mrs. Reuben w. Wood and
Mrs. Theodore Leven.
The rehearsals for the cantata to
be given in knights Of Pythias hall
next month are going on under the
direction of the committee in charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-06
pRECAuTIONs FOR FIRE.

All precautions are being taken by
the police and firemen here in regard
to fires that are liable to occur during
this snowstorm. AT the house of 101
truck, in Broadway, an extra team
of horses were stationed, which made
five horses in all, to pull the heavy
truck through thes now in case of
fire. The large extension ladder was
taken of the truck and everything
done to tighten 1t, SO they could re-
spond to an alarm promptly. At the
engine house of 201 engine the hose
wagon was fixed so four horses
would pull it to its destination in
case of fire The fire hydrants are
inspected daily and the police were
active to see that the snow was clear
ed away five feet each side of each
hydraflt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-06

AlnrEHoNnA 3 sMOKER.

The annual smoker OF the Aque
honga Athletic Club was held II
knights OF PNthias hall, in AmDo,
avenue. last night An excellent pro
gram was rendered AS each mem
Der Of the club was allowed to invlte
two friends, there were about three
hundred present on this occasion
The opening address of welcome was
made by Charles M. Winant, form
or president df. the club, He gave
an excellent address and told brieIy
of some of the history of the clup'
how II was started on November l.
1889, with nine members. The pres
ent membership of the club is now
1t3 with two new applications penu-
ing. The club is in a good tnanclai
condition, owning its own clubhouse
which is thoroughly up-to-date, Win
fine bowling alley and billiard ana
nool room attached. The program,
which was furnished by professional
talent from New York city, was of
high class order. The feature OF the
evenings entertainment was Haley d
Bond. two well known musical com
edy artists, and John F. Dillon, NUM-
orist mono,oguist. The Metropolitan
Quartet also came in for their share
of applause George Leonard presid-
ed at the piano and also gave several
good selections in piano monologue.
After the program refreshments
were served and a good time in gem
eral was had by all. Each one was
presented with pipe and bag OF
tobacco on entering the hall, and the
pine of peace was smoked until a
late hour. The following is the pro-
gram:
Piano selection, George Leonard.
Loves Old Song, Sweet Song, ;"
Molloy, Metropolitan Quartet.
Hurnorist monologue and laughing
John f. Dillon.
Tenor solo, Idle Dear" Black, N.
w. Doyle.
Annie Laurie" Buck; Metropol-
itan Quartet.
Musical comedy, Haley & Bond.
Piano monologue, George Leonard
Dialect stories, John F. Dillon.
Musical selections from II. Trona-
dore, Metropolitan Quartet.
A Mixed Rehearsal, Haley & Bond,
Humorist selections, Mr.. Dillon.
Bass solo, "Out on the Deep"
Iced; H. H. Kennedy.
THE Lost Chord" Metropolitan
Quartet.
The following was the committee
in charge who made this affair sue
cess: Frank l.. Hadlins, chairman;
William Robedee, Martin l.. Joline,
James Little, RAYMOND D. Ellis, j.
Lester Bedell, Charles M. Winant,
Chester Hodge, and president, Joseph
o. Ayers, ex-officio. The present Off
GERS of the club are: Joseph o..
Ayers, president; William D.. Frer-
ichs, vice Z president; Abram M.
Sprague, recording secretary; James
Ryder, financial secretary; d. Agnew
Joline, treasurer. There is also
board of governors consisting of six
members of the club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

Rev. Crowcroft is arranging for a
series of meetings, beginning on Sum
day, February IT,
Alvin Decker led the mems meet
ing in the Presbyterian church par
lors Sunday afternoon. 1t was well
attended
The Royal Arcanum officers for
this year are Regent, L. n. Boyer;
vice regent, r. Wilmott; orator, T.
M. Barr; past regent, T. TAFT; chap
lain, l.. Riddle; sentry, H. e. Stelle;
warden, H. B. Powell; trustees, e.
|C. Potter, e. j. Drake and C. A.
Prickett; collector, James A. Barr;
secretary, j. W. Breen; treasurer,
William Crowells
A meeting was held in the Metho-
dist church last evening in the inter-
est of the Women's Temperance I'm
ion.
Miss Esther Antisdel is in town.
Mrs. Willich returned to her home
in Brooklyn Saturday
Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur Strong and
Mrs. Gilbert returned home yester-
day. having spent the past two
months in New York city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-06
WATCHING THE I,ILL.

The police and firemen here are
watching with interest the bill intro
duced in the legislature by Assembly
man Philip j. Schmidt, of New York,
which provides that the city shall
provide uniforms for firemen and
members of the police force and the
same be paid for out of the funds IN
the same manner as the other ex-
penses of the department, bureau or
Office in which such firemen or poi
icemen are employed. The uniforms
will then be the property of the city
and will be under the control OF the
department for whom they they are
furnished.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-06

-lARCiANllN[ -I,ANoTET.


The banquet last week at the Hill
side Inn, given by the Royal Arcan-
nm. was the fifth one in the history
-ofst chat association and as usual was
a success in every way. Toasts were
given by Mr. j.. N. Boyer, Our Coun-
ell ii Mr., 9Thorfin TAFT, Woman, God
Bless ,ffer; Mr.. Charles Prickett,
Fratefultyy Mr.. Thomas Barr, Our
Borough. Rev. w. r. Dorward, as
toastmaster, welcomed all and Rev.
Jaa1iek n. Northrup, of Perth Amboy,
made an address which all appreciat-
ed A monologue by Mr.. William
Walters was also enjoyed. The menu
N Buzzard Bay Oysters
Mock Turtle Soup a i Americana
~" Celery Olives
Sweet Bread Patties
Asparagus Vinagrette
Curled Potatoes
Roast Turkey
Cranberry Sauce Lettuce Salad
Mince Pie Ice Cream Nuts
Coffee Cheese Cigars
The committee in charge was
Messrs. TAFT, Barr, Dorward, Riddle,
Wilmott.
Mr.. Thorfin TAFT, retiring regent
was presented with a handsome gold
watch chain and charm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-06
TOTTEMVlLLE.
VIII EXCHANGE PULPITs.


The Methodist pastors of the bor-
ough of Richmond will exchange pull
pits with each other next Sunday
morning Each minister will be in
different church. The following is
the schedule arranged: Rev. r. A.
Brown, of st. Paul's, this place, will
preach at st. Marks, Pleasant
Plains; Rev Wilbert Wescott, of
Bethel, this place, at Trinity, at West
New Brighton; Rev. j. b. j. Rhodes.
of st. Marks, Pleasant Plains, at
Summerfield Mariners Harbor; Rev.
Frank R. Walton, of Woodrow, at
Asbury, New Springville; Rev. ].
Bovenizer, of Asbury, at Bethel;
Rev r. l. Weston, of Trinity, West
Brighton, at Dickinson; Rev. A. S.
Boyd, of ST. Johns, Rossville, at
Grace, Port Richmond; Rev. j. H.
Howard, of Summerfeld, Mariners
Harbor, at Kingsley. Stapleton; Rev.
J. G. Howard, of Kingsley, at st.
Johns, Rossville; Rev. c. H. Powers,
of Dickinson, at st. Paul's; Rev. F.
j. Hubach, of Grace, at Woodrow.
The exchanges at the evening SER
vice will be Rev. E. N. Crompton, OF.
Rosebank, with Rev. A. A. Brown, of
Concord.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-06
WOODBRIDGE.


1
Mrs. w. A. Osborn and Miss Rae
Osborn have returned from spending
few days in Philadelphia.
The Mission Study Glass will meet
at the Methodist parsonage Thursday
evening at O'Clock.
Miss Beatrice and Miss Katherine
Jackson have returned to theif home
| in Railway avenue after visiting rela-
tives in Brooklyn.
The Builders Aid Society, of the
NJ. e. church, will give a kindergar-
ten entertainment Friday night at
the residence of Mrs. F. F. Anness, in
Green street.
An entertainment will he given in
the M. E. church parlols Friday
night, February %, b. the Junior
League of the church. Homemade
candy, cake and fancy goods will be
on sale.
Tuesday night, February Q, is the
date of the valentine sale in the Con-
gregational church parlors. 1t will
be a fine opportunity to purchase
your valentines.
Mrs. w. H. Jackson, who has been
Ill with the grip, is slowly recovering.
The date of the postponed turkey
supper in the Congregational church
parlors will be published in the near
future. Owing to the great amount
OF illness among the members the
date has not been decided.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-06
HER mAlDENLY MoDgsTY.

The first time they met, she was
breezily free with him. because, as
she afterwards explained. she never
expected to see him again. He kissed
her at parting. and she was not Of
Tended.
But when they had become friends,
do you imagine she would suffer him
to kiss her? Not she
And now that they have fallen in
love with each other, and are engaged
to be married, she is afraid to meet
him, except in the presence Of a third
person, lest she be compromised. For
she is modest girl.-Puck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-06
CASE CAILED TOMORROW

The case Of Henry Becker, bar
tender at the Ferry hotel, in Bentley
street, will be called again in the
Court of Special Sessions, in New
Brighton, tomorrow morning. The
case was set down for last week, but
he failed to appear. His bondsman
will have to forfeit his bonds is he
fails to appear at this court. Becker
was arrested during the summer for
the violation of the Raines excise law
for serving drinks-on Sunday without
a meal. The case has been pending
since that time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-06
nov GyMNAsJIrM GLASS

The boys gymnasium class held its
last meeting for the winter Saturday
night at the parish house. Mr.. Bar
rows, the Instructor from Plainfield,
found 1t impossible to continue his
work here. In the spring a new in
structor will be engaged and the
work will 60 on as before, possibly
in the B. l. L. building on Middlesex
avenue. A general good time was
enjoyed by the boys Saturday even
ing. Cake and ice cream were served
by the ladies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-06

cREs1lENTl IEU CHRIE lI|1.,

A deIIghUuI tlnle VAS Md by the
members Of the Crescent Enchre
Club at the home of Mrs. Henry
Schneider, in William street. yester-
day afternoon The feature Of the
afternoon was progressive point
euchre played for prizes. Refresh
ments were served. after which the
prizes We're awarded Mrs Schneid-
er also had as her guest Miss Lena
Hoehn. Mrs. Stephen Slower was
awarded first prize, lunch cloth, and
Mrs. Edward Lovett, second, silver
berry spoon.
The meeting next week will be
held at the home of Mrs. Truman O.
Siminson. in Butler avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-06
DENTAL TREATMENT.

The first attempt in this country
to provide free dental treatment for
school children has been established
in the public schools in Greater New
York under the direction of the com
mittee on physical welfare of school
children DR.. H d. Wheeler, of the
committee. has already organized a
staff of twenty dentists, who are vol
unteering their service in this line.
So far they have done good work in
Manhattan and it is thought that it
will not be long before it will be ex-
tended to the schools In this borough.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-06

ENTERTAINMENT AT Y. NJ. c. A.
There will be a stereoptican enter
tainment in the Y. M. G. A. rooms
Friday night. The views reproduced
at this time for the entertainment of
the audience will be from scenes in
South America.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-06
HAD HEAVY FALL.

Charles Stratton, the newsdealer
at the depot, had severe fall on
Broadway yesterday and is confined
to his home from its effects. Mr.
Stratton has been very unfortunate
this winter as this is the third fall he
has had, each time being confined to
his home for a number of days from
the effects.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-06
up.to.pate Petro.

Every day da policeman TAXA my
orange" sighed Potro, as he polished
his fruit with damp cloth. To-day
maka da change
Made change, eh?' replied the
fat man who was buying a quart Of
peanuts. What kind of change did
you make?"
why, before he could TAXA da or
ange l hand him da lemon. Chicago
Daily News.