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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-30

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erbe5Iid oerleBt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-30

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3ou iaure Wiln entbielt, unb muBte
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treten UNI auf 6eloern uHO BeiOen BE-
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Der gauge geiddftsoiitritt einseaIhsrt
uuroe, nno nur rem Idnelsn @ingrei=
len Der 9%eiommten ginpohnerl6oft
mar es 81 peroanfen, 0aB ntft Der
gauge Srt nieoer6rannte.
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6amilie Pet. Softer in @en I 3 :
caoe, Die tiir3Iit ssimpff pOrosn mar
une tHr5 oarduf Don elmer Summel in
be nnterlippe geitoaen puroe, Far6
an Slutoersiftuna.
Dur6 Die Entlleiluna elmer
SraiFne 81 8.eraaro puroen Die
Stredendr5eiter 6arrp Somtins, Mite
Dunn uno Dare S'N2ora oerlebt, ers
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giner BON Der garaerI6aft oon
Ses Woines bel elmer Specidls
uasl setrofieneH gntIheiouns 5uiolge
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mad Dem 8aloeiton : BLAME ron elmer
oar9 9oItspabI gu 5sitimmenoeR
BHnfer=Gommifiicn reaiert perOen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-30
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IA @ranO Gpe.
Ooer bel:
Jcbn Reutemann.
662 81 StraBe.
3m perfaufem.

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8eiHdft gum gsrfauf ansebotsn. Sine aute
gslegenheit far einen oeutihen RatboIifen.
quite 1unoihaft, quite 6armgegeno. 9ano
foltst 0 50 bis 100 Dollars per older.
S1uls nnb 6irds nit ShiDefisrn uno
Prieiter, an elmer birecten Gbicagoer 81
ienbdbn. Sdbrliher umiaB bon $4,000
bis $4,000. SIM norOIiden Soma. Dian
ihretbe: Daroware Columbia Gnu. SO
ulaion Sir. Milpaufts. gBis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-30
3u perfaufcu.

Cine gut einserihtete 6arm ron 900
older, 5 UieiIeu BON Milbanf. gountp
Ssa) quite gebdaos, sutes 8aier, fsiner
obi uno @smiie @arten. SIR nS6ere
anstauft rDsnOe ulan iiG an Sulius sSies
Eigsntbamer.
wliIbanf, 3. Dat. q. 3. Q. g. 2
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-30
0ine biuiae 0ottaoe.

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6uaoament. geafia, Ssiuer, @as. geu
nHssitri6en anb in sutsn 3ritanoe. "a
Got. 8reis S2400. 8e6inaunasn ss00
gaar, ytelt monatli9. 9loro5flibe 81
"a. unb 6able9 st. 3ia6sgfraaen bei M
aufea Mebs 2l3-2l7 g~seltpaiisr ctr
BIod n0rbIi9 bon Grano 9Ioe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-30

S6~Iafsngehsn osrmutbIit. Rd6oem er
ous 9iht gelOidt, aus 9edeben Den
@dshdbn pieoer aufgeort5t.
- gus Sec. SOutb 3a Garm
mebrsre betruntsne gohuorbeiter. Die
ihn beidHigten, nit einsm Rspoloer
Dertrei6en poute. entluo F6 bic 9affe
uuo Der S9uB t0otete Smit5's 12jGbs
rigen So6n.
sSn Der umge6uu9 DoR MTton
baben iih Qipriaoen BON 6euIhreden
uieoerselaHen unO ~freIien Niles iabl.
Nls Der Sci Repanee auIdis
Tge ipo1l6abenoe 6urmer Wm. 8la3e
Ti6 in einen 8runnen hiua5lieb, nm
ieinen &ustt Sobu Maribal. Der an
giftigen @aien betGubt nnroeH mar, 81
retten, puyoe er alsihfals oon oeu@az
len ibermaunt uuO beioe erIidten. Der
SIT 6ilfe eileuoe Rdd5ar 6rdut 0oIoz
reose entsing Hur tnupp Dem 5leihen
S6idial.
81 M t. Qernon besin9 Der
6armer 6rieOr. Suffmam 5sIbtmOrO
oard @rIhieBen.
III Sn 0~tnofpr itdr5 bic 40
Sabre aIte 6rau Sas. 6iaiarO AMBER
IeBunssn, Die lie an 13. Qpril erbals
ten batte. iuoem lie BON eiusm 9abn=
3uge getrOffen prroe, ais lie lire oib=
ner ppr Dem lleberfabrsnperOen retten
mollte.
Sn einsm @nFan non @eitest6s
rung, beroorserufen outd 6urht Dor
elmer Operation, begging in Wonica
Glorence grppn, cine fribcye 8rantenz
pfIeserin. Sel6fmoro ouraGri6ieBen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-30

GfIabomaI In. ~ Die Demo-
tratsn Don CGaboma BADEN eineu
S%taatseonoent o~5ssbalien unb Gin 0ols
lts Stooistidei auf3eitsnt. Der Gone
osnt ertldrie f6 ssgeH Staaispr01iois
ton unb fix IsceIs SelbhosTDaltuns.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-30
aNltMinnal.

Die Steuer fir bic 5taatguuis
berIitdt tit oon Der 9egislatur pom Elm
8isrteI auf 3 @dtel Din er60bt nors
ben, 70 oaB oieie Mnitalt bic bobeSums
me pom $649,2 86 per Sa6r erfalten
piro, oagegen purbe Die 6oroeruna
BON $140,0 600 fir ous 60hf not1penz
oige Sauitarium fir ShpinoIa6tige
auf $4,000 reoucirt. Die 9eaislatur
BAT ii6 enOlih oertagt.
8ei einem 0ir5elpinb, Der Sc
6duOe i'm Recreatipn 9art 3u 9aIGs
maSop 3eritorte, pur0en Wm. Wies
oemeber uno 8 nert6oone Rennpferoe
eet0otet. Bonn Big get5otet nurosn
Der 6drmer Ser. 6lnlsp in Der Babe
pon 8alama3oO uno 5rau Stepb. Sure
tis in 8 N IN, oersn 9atte i6per
perlebt puroe.
- SIN Whlsfe9on : See al Wuss
tegpn ertranten Gus 6ammer, Sld
geterIon, @nnd So6uion uno Qboia
Din, ais zines Der Wdodeu Oas Boot,
in Dem re iih befanoen, i6autslte uno
od0urh umfippte.
5urht5are 9esensiTe, bic
fhlimmfeR felt pielen Sabren. 6aben
gu 90 drquette 5etr16tlihen
Shaben peruriadt. 3piiasH bort unb
Regdunse itodte Der gan3e Balm
oertebr pesen 8eleiieauspaidungsn.
-Sn gortI1n0 fiel bic giiens
naGren6dnnlune BON 8enneop&3 erbD
einem 9ranoe 3umOpfer, Der aud bas
anfoBenos qoitamt, ben Supslierlaz
ben bon Sobn $. Be6ber uno oas
9IsiOerseltdft pen S.N. 9tlsn bel4ds
6igte.
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0lol, elmer Der dlteienMeBeer in g a.
ina 10, t0otlid 5eruneliidt.
Sn Grant 8opibs beains
Wm. u. Briggs, be1eH 6rau iid tiir3s
lid BON ibm I6siaen IieB. Sel6Fmoro
bur6 9ergiFtuHg.
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nes36hterten Der 5rau 4aifa in elm
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Der 6Oia6rise5 duIoiener 6einr.
Steinba6. elmer ter d~lteieu geiuo6ner
oon garaga grantb BAT Ii6 i'm
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erbdust.
Quf feiner 9arm gu WiIIis|
amston nuroe oer % Sabre olte
5armer 5oparb Spencer pom Bit srs
fhlasen.
~ Rdhe RepubIie puroe Qoolf
Reffes Don einsm 3lse srfabt uHO ges
toottt.
@uf elmer gaoifabrt ertrnnt Der
30idbrige gmil @noerion i'm Gao IA
Belle su Calumet infolge llmfipz
pens 6es gootts. Seine 3 8e3leiter
enisingeu nur iH5pp esm gieiden
S6idIol.
Sn GouIt Sts. % arie osrs
6rannte bic 1Sid5gige Dina 9tteros
f6otli6, infolse umiauens elmer 5rsns
nenoen Campo.
Tofun.
Secretdr Grten pom naalliden
Wetters unb grnie Bureau berihtet,
baB Der aagemeiRt C5ftinub in Soma
UNI "a Qrocent uatsr oer 45i6abung
i'm Suni lesisn Ss6tsa IN. UNI ssr BON
Qepfsln ni4t eirsn 6al6trtrog ibers
iieigen fam. Gras unn aleinaetreioe
ifsssn isbr ginri7 Die Wsibsn Fno
defenders gut, une bic Wisisn Dsrfprss
den einen 6eTsren osusrirds, als DOT
penigen Nodsn rcd moglih itisa.
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@erelei6 nit cen lssteH 5obEsn me-
ieHilih tur5 isin uiro. aartoFislH uHb
gartsngemile MAIDEN H3 gut.
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6i0t S6nittmdarsHlaesn Hiebsrse
6ranRt. gsrIun 100000.
- Sin Is Iloaa.e alies Gino 5on
4ubr. Gil5eTtion ~ 3 oneroft fisl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-30

= 81 5ifeton nurbe oa8 g.
S0hnheH Der 6umiIie 9bos.
Don elmer Drei6mal6ine iibers
fabren ano duf Her STEELE getootet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-30
snn-Baknta.

- 5rau emma aoufmnnn, Satin
beg rsiden 8rauereibsTbsrs Uloles
8auimaHn BON Siour salts,
pelfe beihaloigt mar, i6r IS s5a6re
altes 8isnltmdohen 4gneg Qoiras in
6etialiiher Neiie ermorbet su 6a6en,
paros BON ben geIhpoTenm i'm Sc
rihts 81 TloRbrenH beg 3cps
ihlages i'm /. Grade fhuloiq bsiuns
BEN. Der 8eribeibiser ltslte ben Qns
trag auf siHen HeueH groteb, pslher
ieoDh srff an 10. Sct. Dor aidter
Smith in 9aniton Derbanbtlt DeToen
fam. 5rau Gaufmann Uiro flo in
osr 3wiiden3sit aaf freism 5ub 5eiiHs
ben. 5bre 8Hrgitaft bstrdgt S25,
900.
- 2luf siHisen Wei3ens unb 6afes
feloeru in Der umsebuns bon 6urou
lit Der sefdrhtsie Green Bug" gefans
zen poIoen. bed nur in ssIin5sy3abi.
Mud inYanttons uno Sonbornsgoun
to nuroe Der adfsr ssfunDen.
- 8as 2id5r. 566n6en bsr unpeit
ron 46troeen pobHsnbeB gstmsrs
familie Wlia5ranot harb an ben Sol
gen bss @sHuHes ooH gatterfar6e. %
- gsim unsorfhtigen 5ansba5en IL
ner gslabsnsn 8i6ie brahie f5 Der
18 Sabre cite q. grunage cine nabrs
ihsinlid iootlihs S6uBnunoe Sci.
5n 70 aterton narbe Der
20jdarige gobnbeoieHhete Bert. Gle
msnis pom elmer Gar Hbsrfa5rsn uno
s@ssos.ss.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-30
Gpectal 0~ln3ei0em.

aatb. arbsiter : smrsau.
Tos BON ben beniiden faiboliIhsa lins
ieiiltunessuuo SaHsliHss Bsreinse pon
@iseonlin oreoHifirts irtis 2lrbsitsnad.
rsiiuHsss unO Suformntions : Bureau g.
tnoet ii6 ieBiiH 20. 220 Biseenifn ctr.
~. @obliHser Sectadr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-30
cue FHo init Dee @irfane II
snfrieOeH.

Nus Der Ct. gsisr NIB 8auls Msaaesrr in Sunber.
lamb. ms.. tbsilt man SOistnoss mt gsgpr -,aas
ssTseu.Siartsr pHroe bier loon Hiirs IN peritisosnsa
5aasn ron ben Ioissa Der us6tranRrgeuas benz
Sta0irtn mt bta bsfeH Gripiss ouefmcuet Gtn eeys
artis,r San. ntlaer NIT Stiaaofs Eat i1cR
1Sabr lans bsfaRS. nnrst anr3 8 iJlaiasH slsrren.
Starter ssssilt aaa bspabst 81 fa lsuft 70 3uDsr.
IsiEs. eas ale init ess alriaas oss g~rggsnssidgfsss
~safrieesH hab.
Srau Wt1a in @sssrs SEEK Mtrn.. CAB ibus
SoarE Eur \ 6iaies ron goa0r g5Hiss sltrpsa.
Starter ssssu sapats bic Oure gmtarmatb snt.
aano. uH0 1T Fl. irihsm sans psbl gno s,iuRS.
OK en nsrtbppnes gu3 nr Nerpeul.fheun,
Se1GG gIIs seem SsE g ssIla12t s~assiaast,
2itit Wthistn truroe isIt 0em 9ahrt 1916 BON BEN
6Beu. Batter R6HiQ. Sort MGnHs 9aa., aabsrelisi
aao Ittt inter ie,Htr Nnpt;inug bon Der
KoENIG MEDICINE CO..
roo Lake str. CHICAGO. III.
Sci s~IpothefsrH ~ haben far
S1.0o bic TtdfGe, 8 Hiaihtn f3r SS.OOa
erSbe SITS 8 for So 90.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-30

Die rspubIicanii6e gartei puroe nee
gen l9rer 9emiibunseH, bic 3uIaFuna
hes 3erritoriums ais 5tant 3u persiI
teln. lhdrf pe~rnrtheilt.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-25
SEVERE RAIN STORM

Last Saturday night this section was
visited by one Of the worst rain storms
in a number Of years. The storm
came up from the northwest about
seven o'clock, and it had every appear
ance of tWister. The great clouds
rolled over and over and presented
a most ominous appearance. How
ever, no damage was done by the
wind, but for about thirty minutes the
rain fell in torrents. 1t gradually
eased, but rain fell up to a late hour
Altogether about an inch and a quarter
of rain fell
During the severest period of the
rain it was accompanied by a great
electical display The lightenin :
struck the wires leading into the
house of H. C. Johnson in north Brook
ings and burned out the meter The
house was at first thought to be on
fire and the department. was called out,
but no damage was done other than
destroying the meter. The city telc
phone and electric light plants suffer
ed considerable from the storm and
the force were Obliged to work nearly
all day Sunday to fix up the damage
The north and east portions Of the
city were without lights during the
evening caused by burned out wires.
A bolt entered on the wires at the
cetral telephone office and blew out a
number of carbons on the switchboard.
The storm was general over the
state and did some damage at differ.
ent places. A part Of this was to
growing crops which were lodged by
the wind, but no great amount Of
grain was hurt in this way around
here
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-25
WILL co TO YANkTON

James F. Brooke was brought before
the board Of insanity Tuesday morn
ing and committed to the insane asy-
lum at Yankton. His mind is not a
total blank, but his memory is gone,
that condition being brought on by
years of axcasses. He asked that he
be examined as to his mental condi.
ton as he realized that he was little
off. said that he did not want to iniure
anybody should he become worse. 1t
is thought a course of treatment at
the asylum will restore his mind
He came here from Aberdeen in
charge of n. +. Carnine, who had
picked him up in Minneapolis 1t will
be remembered that he left here about
the first of the year to go to Barnes
vile, Mimi. where he had charge of
an Episcopal church. He got along
all right for few months, but his
craving for liquor got the best of him
and he went to Minneapolis. Mr. Car
nine met him there and took him to
a Kelley institute and after he was
discharged he accompanied Mr.. Car
nine to Aberdeen After spending
few days there it become apparent
that his mind had become unbalanced
and he was brought here by Mr.. Car.
nine
A peculiar question came up in
this case as to where Mr.. BrOoke's
residence vas. The law of this state
provides that man lOOses his resi-.
dence after three months absence
from the state, in which case Brooke
would belong to Minnesota. On the
other hand the Minnesota law re-
quired years residence to establish
citizenship, and as he was on the
hands Of this county he could not be
forced onto Minnesota.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-25
SITE FOR DORMlTOPY

f.. c. Ericsson OF Elk Point. a J.
NOrby OF Sisseton and Dr. F. A Spaf.
ford of Flandreau. members of the
board of regents, met here Friday to
select the site for the new girls dormi
tory. After examining several sites
they decided to locate the new build,
ing on the lots north of the residence
of President Slagle and across the road
west from the college campus. The
lots were purchased from F. j., NJ. G..
and c. E Carlisle of this city and the
consideration was $4,000. The ground
purchased has 800 foot frontage on
Medary avenue, running back 220 feet,
and there is another plat west of this
and back of the Peirce property that is
100 100. The site selected is good
one. as it is elevated and overlooks
the college campus and the city
The board has not yet accepted
plans for the new dormitory, but ex,
poets to within short time. The con
tract will be let as soon as possible
after that and it is probable that the
foundation for the building will be
completed this fall. The last legis.
lature appropriated $4,000 for the
dormitory and this amount should put
up fine building sufficient for the
needs Of the institution for some years
The dormitory will be located toward
the back end of the lot, facing Medary
avenue. On account OF the distance
from the main heating plant separ
ate heating plant will have to be in
stalled
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-25
PASS THE FRUIT

While at the college the other day
we had the pleasure Of looking over
the work done done by Prof N. f..
Hansen and his assistants along the
line Of plant-breeding. 1t may be of
interest to know that the work carried
on here is second in extent only to
that of Luther Burbank, the noted Cal.
ifornia scientist, and includes nearly
every thing in fruits and plants.
Among the many wonderful new
fruits developed by Prof. Hansen is a
new hybrid fruit, cross between the
Chinese apricot and the wild Manitoba
plum. The Chinese apricot is a spe-
Cies of fruit, which is sold here under
the name of the California plum, and
the Manitoba plum is similar to our
native. wild plum. The new fruit has
the size, firmness of flesh and fra.
GRANGE of it's Chinese ancestor and the
flavor and hardness of the wild plum
One of its many virtues is it's firm
flesh, in whichit excels it's parents.
which will keep it palatable many
days after it is picked. Another good
point is the small pit, which is smaller
than that of either of it's parents, al
though the fruit itself is larger than
the average plum. In short the new
fruit has all the virtues of its parents.
with many additional ones, without re-
tanning any of their bad qualities.
Prof. Hansen has a large number Of
these trees, which will be distributed
among the experiment stations of
about twenty-five states and by them
generally introduced
Another fruit developed within the
last year, which Prof. Hansen calls
the South Dakota No T." is half
brother to the one mentioned above.
being the result of crossing the Chi
nese apricot with the common sand.
cherry It's color is dark red. flesh
very firm. with small pit and is espe.
cially adapted for canning
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-25
REFERENCE BUREAU
For Use of Legislators is Be-
ing Installed
PROF. kerr SUPHMTENOS WORK
Has Proved Of InCdlCudble
Benefit in Other States

During the last legislative session
Prof. Il. +. Kerr of this city, conducted
department of legislative reference
at Pierre, which was freely used by
the legislative members In securing
material bearing upon the bills they
wished to draw and introduce The
work was so helpful that before the
session closed provision was made to
make 1t permanent department, and
Appropriation was made for a clerk to
take care of it. Prof. Kerr is now at
Pierre getting the work Of the depart
ment into shape to turn it over to the
man who will have it in charge.
The work of the department will be
largely reference, in which the course
of legislation in other states will be
traced out, showing the effect of legis
lation enacted; the fate Of the bills
introduced. when they have failed to
become laws, and the reasons of their
failure; what laws have been declared
to be unconstitutional by the courts
of the different states, and the grounds
upon which such decisions have been
rendered The general purpose is to
compile and keep on hand in shape
for ready reference. the effects Of
laws passed by different states, and
the reasons why they could be, or
could not be applied to South Dakota
affairs through the law-making body,
and to supply this information to any
member of either body who desires to
draw upon the information in prepar-
ing any bill in which he may have an
interest, or to further legislation which
he desires to see enacted
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-25
BASE BALL FOR BLUO

Editor VIII Holbein was here from
White over Sunday to make arrang ge-
ments for base ball game between
the White and Elkton teams, to be
played here tomorrow friday after
noon. The game will be called at
2:30 and will be played on the college
diamond, the diamond down town hav.
ing been recently plowed up. A purse
of SIS has been offered by the business
men of this city 1t will be one of the
best and hardest fought games we will
see this year and it will pay you to
attend. The two teams are very even
ly matched and there is the keenest
rivalry between them, each claimin g
to be the champions of this part of
the state. They have played num-
Der of games, with the result about
even, but there was some trouble over
umpires and it was decided to bring
the deciding game here, where both
teams will have an equal show. The
rooters of White and Elkton will back
their teams to the limit and there is
likely to be considerable excitement
during the game. A special train will
be run from White around by Elkton
to bring the crowds from nose towns.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-25

wonderful effect but the incumbent
officer seemed to have held on to the
Office, though he did get back salary
OF 5000 in absolute violation of the
statutes, as We are informed
The commissioner proceedings on
the same day that p J. Murphy de,
manded the Office shows that they
made a compromise whereby Murphy
was to act as deputy county auditor
under the then acting official and with
the understanding that it should be
proven that Murphy was entitled to
the Office on January first 1905 the
board was to allow him enough more
money over the amount he was to re-
ceive as deputy TO make up the
amount he was entitled to as auditor
for that time
We leave it to the tax payers Of
Brookings county to judge if these
were or were not peculiar proceedings
on the part of all who had a hand in
lie LIdlLSL- Anu VINO NdS IL that udu
the greatest interest in the raise or
fixing of the salary at that time?
It certainly was not the county com
miSSioners as no one would suspect
that they or any three Of the members
Of the board were to receive a 'divy"
of the amount. The board must have
been influenced by the advice Of the
then acting states attorney and Ger
tainly he would not knowingly ask
the board to act contrary to law or be
anxious to have the board disburse
the county's money so lavishly as to
advise the fixing of an increased
salary. There must have been a ire
mendous pressure brought to bear up
on the ones who had a hand in the
fixing or they were hypnotized into
doing something which their better
judgement ought to have told them
was a little extraordinary to say the
least
Who then has received the benefit
the greatest benefit and who is it
that from the very outset proved him
self so greedy to get hold Of the office
and the emoluments thereof?
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-25
NOTICE

noon of August g. 1907, at the Office
of the secretary of the State College
at Brookings, 8. ID. for hauling the
coal used by said college between the
time of awarding the contract and
June 80. 1908. The successful bidder
must enter into contract and furnish
bond in the sum of $4,000 to perform
said work
BY order OF the Regents Committee.
r. A. Larson. Secretary of College
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-25

Work was started yesterday on
some improvements at the college ath-
letic park. The football field will be
plowed up and a layer of black dirt
put on. and the track will be graded
up and the embankments taken of
Another improvement contemplated is
the lengthening of the track along the
ting in a cinder-path for about 200
yards
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-25
NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received up to
noon Of August 3, 1907, at the Office of
the secretary of the State College at
Brookings. s. D. for painting the ex
terror of the central bnilding and chap
pel building as per specifications on
file in the Office of the secretary.
BY order of Regents Committee.
r. A. Larson, Secretary of College.