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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-10-24
SIOUX VALLEY

Mr.. ond Mrs. Andrew Tofte have
moved into the Phillips house.
The school teacher of district No.
visited Madel Dick Tuesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Messerschmidt
visited at C.. c. i.addusaw's Sunday.
Everybody who attended report II
dne time at o. A. Schaben's dance
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cook and rather
and mother visited Mrs. Cooks sister
At Aurora Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook and granddau-
shter of Platte are visiting their son
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. ED Cook.
Mr.. Sutton and son-in-law, who Wis
tied at the homes of ID. d., s. w. and
J. l.. Sutton returned to Iowa this
week.
Mrs. Edward Lee of VOlga had an
operation performed upon her at the
volga hospital for appendicitis and
she Is getting along as we'll as could
be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gladdusaw left
this week for Fairview, S. ID. where
they will make their future home
They have many friends who regret
their leaving, but wish them every
success I'm their new home.
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RURAL GLEANINGS
EAST TRENTON

Morris Stettler was selling potatoes
Thursday.
Kerry Buckley called at X. Carter
an Monday.
s. w. Armstrong mas been in Tren.
son again recently.
Crawford Bros delivered calves to
Ililler's Thursday morning.
II. NJ. Crawford was seen in East
Yrenton one day last week.
Miss Minnie Ericsson was calling
at Mrs. Carriers thursday
Marion Latham is back In Trenton
again. after three weeks threshing
"trip.
Frank Messner expects to go to
Wisconsin this week for short visit
with his mother.
Mr.. Mclean returned to Iowa this
week. He has been here several days
liking up his premises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter and children
pturned Monday from Egan where
they had spent a few days visiting
relatives.
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PRAIRIE HOME

Mrs. Ida Martinson of Brookiugs visited
with home folks Friday
Orilla Hugh was the guest 81 her school
mate Ina Larson, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giltt called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Mead, sunday evening
Miss Edna Nelson is assisting Mrs John
Wick with her household duties
Mr.. J. A. swanson and family visited at
Charley I.arson's Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ray Dun has been the guest of hcr
sister Mrs. Frank Palmer the past few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Hovden We're Sunday
visitors at the home of Iven Dybdahl ana
family.
The Prairie Home Ladies Aid Society was
entertained by Mrs. Bromandcr Thursday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy and ,laugh-
ter. Orlla were Sunday guests at the Fred
Gillitt home.
Miss Lucy Bulls has resigned her posi-
ton as clerk in Perkins store, returning
home Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. George Chapman were pleas,
ant callers at the home of George Lunlby
and family, Sunday evening.
Mr. August Farrankop of Bookings. spent
the fore part of the week in this vicinity
locking after his farm interests
The sale at John Wick's under the ehl
cient management of Col $. j. Rudolph wa:
we'll attended and every thing demanded
a good price.
Miss Maude Lucas taught school In Ster
ling District No. Al, last Thursday ans
Friday while Mary Blakely took teacher
examination.
Mr. and Mrs George Iumby. Mr.and Mrs
| John Wick. Mr. and Mrs Robert Blakely
and Miss Maude Lucas We're entertained "a
dinner Sunday at Blakelys.
The threshers have been taking advantag,
of the fine weather the past few weeks
and as a consequence all the threshin,
machines in this vicinity will be In tn,
shed before the close of the week
The farewell party given Tuesday even
| ing by Mesdames Rilling and Chapman IL
| honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Lumby wa
! very pleasant affair. about forty guest
| responded TO the Invitations and spent tn
| evening very enjoyably visiting etc A
| the usual hour they partook of a bountifu
supper after which they presented Mr. ant
| Mrs. Lumby with some very handsome pre
| sents momentos of the high esteem b,
] which they held hy their hosts q
! friends and neighbors All now departed 10
/ their respective homes regrettng the de
parture of this worthy family from on
| community but wishing them the best o
health and prosperity in their new home a
| Shell Lake Wis.
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ALTON

Mr. Gazely was repairing phones
here Friday.
Mrs. Ebert of White visited Alton
friends last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Null spent Sun
day with friends in Argo
Mrs. Frank Papke spent Saturday
AFTERNOON with Mrs. Colman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Mcknight of
Brookings visited relatives here Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey visited at the
home of p. c. Lee of Trenton Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Steve Giles departed Saturday
for a visit at her old home in Mime
sofa.
Frank and Vern Richards of White
spent a couple of days here last week
with their sister, Mrs Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Ramsey spent
Monday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Barg at Bushnell.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucas and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcknight visited at the Rudolph
home north of Bookings Sunday.
John Miller moved this week onto
the Richards place and Mr.. Griffith
has moved onto the place vacated by
Mr. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sanders OF Hart.
ley. Iowa, who have been visiting at
the Ed Richards home, returned to
their home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Welsh of Hartley
Iowa, arrived here last Saturday for
a visit at the home of the latters
cousin. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Richards.
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oct. 81 Nov. T.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY SALE OF
REAL ESTATE SHOULD NOT
BE MADE.


County of Brookings.
state OF South Dakota, {
order 10 show cause why sale OF real
estate should not be made.
In the matter of the estate OF Lillian
Rude, Grant Rude, Theodore Rude Cecilia
Rude ana Grace Rude. minors.
Julia O. Rude the guardian OF the per-
sons and estates OF Lillian Rude Grant
Rude" Theodore Rude, Cecilia Rude and
court her petition praying for an order OF
sale OF all of the real estate OF said wards
Tor the purposes set forth In said petition
ana 1t appearing to the court from her petit.
ton That 1t is necessary and would be bene-
fetal to the said wards that the whole OF
said real estate should be sold.
Now therefore, 1t is hereby ordered by
the judge of said court, that all persons
Interested in said estate OF said wards, ap-
pear before the said County Court, on the
nth day of November, 1907 at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon of said day, at the court
room of said county court, at the court
house in the city OF Brookings, in the
county of Brookngs and state of South Da-
kota, to show cause why order should
not be granted to the said Julia O Rude
guardian of said minors, for the sale of said
real estate, and that copy OF this order
shall be published before said day OF hear
ing at least three successive weeks in the
Brookings Register, a newspaper published
and printed in said Brookings County, South
Dakota.
Dated at Brookings, 8. d., this card da,
of October, 1907.
Albert Matson
Judge OF the County Court
Attest:
+. f. Youngberg
Clerk.
(ScaD
Hail. Lawrence & Roddle
Attorneys for Petitioner.
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NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE
NJ. l.. culhane,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Brookines, s. ID.

state OF South Dakota
} So In Circuit Court,
County of Brooklngs. Third Judicial
Circuit.
.. w. Kerr Company, a corporation, Plaintiff,
George s. Knipe. Defendant
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
an execution, issued out of and under the
seal of the circuit court in and for the cou-
nty of Brookings and state OF South Dakota
upon judgment rendered in said court on
the 18th day of September 1905 and duly
filed and docketed in said court on the goth
day of September. 1905, in an action where
in o. w. Kerr Company. a corporation, Is
plaintiff, and George :. Knipe is defendant.
in favor Of the said plaintiff, and against
the said defendant for the sum o.. two
hundred and thirty-four and 10-10O dollars
which execution was directed and delivered
to me as sheriff in and for said county OF
Bookings, South Dakota. have levied upon
all the right. title ana interest of the said
defendant George $. Knipe in and to the
following described personal property, to"
w.t.
One black mare. six years old, weight
about 1909 lbs.
One brown geldng. six years old, weight
about 1909 lbs.
one brown gelding, FIVE years old, weight
about 1900 lbs
One black standard bred mare, three years
old. weight about 1850 lbs.
one 3, Norman colt 1--WE months old
Notice is hereby given that |, the under
signed. sheriff as aforesaid VIII sell the
above described personal property to the
highest bidder for cash at public auction,
in street between Brookings House and Hege-
mans building in the city of Brookings, in
the county of Bookings. and state of South
Dakota, on the 9th day of November, 1907.
at one o'clock II. NJ. OF that day, to satisfy
the said execution, together with the in
terest and costs thereon.
Dated at Brookings, South Dakota, this
esd day of October, 1907.
J. Il. Miles
Sheriff OF Rrookngs county, $. ID
Hall Lawrence & Fodde.
NJ T.. Culhane,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
N ID
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NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE

Hail. Lawrence & Roddle,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
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NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE

state of South Dakota,
} - In Circuit Court
County OF Brookings Third Judicial
Circuit
O ". Kerr, Plaintin
Geo. s Knipe, Defendant sale.
By virtue of an execution. issued out OF
and under the seal Of the Circuit Court in
and fol the County of Brookings and State
OF south Dakota upon n judgement rend-
cred in the said court on the 18th day OF
september, 1905, and duly fled and docketed
~ said court on the 10th day Of September
1905, in an action wherein o. W. Kerr Is
plaintlm and George :. Knipe is defendant,
in favor Of the said plaintiff, and against
the said defendant for the sum Of siXty-two
and 1-100 dollars, which execution was di-
rcctcd and delivered to as sheriff in and
for said County of Broollings, South Dakota,
| nave levied upon all the right, title and
interest Of the said defendant George S
knlpe in and to the following described
personal property, towit:
One black mare, six years Old weight
about 1900 lbs.
one brown gelding six years old, weight
about 1900 lbs.
On" black standard bred mare three years
old, weight about 1850
one a Norman colt five months old.
Notice is hereby given that 1. the under
signed. as sheriff as aforesaid, will sell
the above described personal property 10
the highest bidder for cash at public auction
i'm street between Bookings House and Hege-
mans building. in the city of Brookings, in
the County of Brooklngs and State of South
Dakota on the 9th day OF November. 1907
at one O'Clock p m. of that day to satisfy
the said execution, together with the inter
est and costs thereon.
Dated at Bookings. South Dakota this
23rd day OF October. 1907.
j. G.. Miles
Sheriff of Brookings County. : d.
Hall Lawrence & RoddIc
and
NJ. L. Culhane,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
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BROOKINGS TOWNSHIP NEWS

Miss Minnie Olsen visited at home Sunday.
Every body is busy blowing these days
days. Therefore news Is scarce.
Ole Martinson transacted business In
Brookings Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Sutton visited with
II. D. Sutton Sunday
Wedding bells will be ringing in this
vicinity in the near future
Regina Martinson visited at home sunday
and returned To school Monday
Messrs. Ralph Converse and Halle IbaCh
called at j. II. Johnson's Sunday as usual.
Mr. Joe Laddnsaw and family left for
their new home At FairView, :. D. Monday.
Quite few of the farmers from this vi
cinity attended the auction at Sol. Erickson
last Thursday.
MIR Erickson and family of Nolga and
Mr.. Youngberg of Brookings visited at II.
Ieterson's sunday
Farewell party was held at A. Schaben's
Saturday evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lad
dusaw. All reported good time
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TRENTON

Frank Palmer was Brookings Wis.
itor Monday.
Frank Telcamp drove his sheep to
town Saturday.
Miss Ethel Garfield spent Sunday
with the homefolks.
III. C. Hartman of Parnell was doing
business at Brookings Monday.
Thos Biggar and K. l.. Watson with
their families spent Sunday at Lake
Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tidball called at AL
bert Allison's last week "wednesday
\ afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hartmann called
on old neighbors in Brookings twp
Sunday afternoon.
Paul Hartmann went 10 Pierre las
Wednesday, where ne expects to re
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PRESTON

BorE to Mr. and Mrs, John Schultz Oct,
18th, boy.
Andy Geyer's wife visited with Jack wades
Sunday.
II; j. r1srells visited at the home OF Jacl,
Wades Sunday
O ID. Plumb and Miss Ruth Plumb visited
In Estelline Sunday
Miss cara Hopkins of Estellinc was what
ing her sister. Mrs. w. r. Plumb last week
Mrs. Mel Pay of volga is Visiting with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Pendergast
MIS-. hiope has her house almost COM
home.
inaeshihg Is about flushed and the grain
y being hauled quite rapidly to the near
est stations.
Clayton Plumb attended the dance a,
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main during the winter.

main during the winter.
Mrs. John Hartman and sister Mrs
Geo. ID. Waters, took tea with Mrs.
r. l.. Watson Friday evening.
Mamie Lamb drove to Brookings
Friday afternoon and brought Miss
Clara home to stay over Sunday.
Il. Goodroads has moved into MIR.
Templemans house. We understand
he is to do blowing for Mr. Temple
man.
Morris Biggar has decided he can
be surprised. as his friends came in
on his birthday night All there re-
port pleasant time,
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Esteline Saturday evening and reports a
splendid time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bingham ana Mrs. Kibbo
visited in Estellinc at the home OF Mark
hopkins Sunday.
Mr.. Lawrence OF Arlington will move on
the Rice farm as Mr.. Whitemore and Mrs.
Rice viii go to their claims southwest OF
Peirre.
George Cotton went to Hrookings last week
to take the teachers examination. lie in
tends teaching the Goodhues school this
winter.
Carl Kinney will move on the farm known
as the Tom Carpenter farm. this winter.
Ed Hopkins visited his sister Mrs. W. j.
Plumb. Ed is breaking on the North West
oru this fall
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A CRIMINAL ATTACK

on an inoffensive citizen is frequently
made in that apparently useless little
tube called the appendix" It's gener-
ally the result of protracted constipa-
ton, following liver torpor DR.. King S
New Life pills regulate the liver. pre-
vent appendicitis, and establish regular
habits of the bowels, 25c. at c. d. Ken
dalIs drug store.
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suspended by Manager Pierce because
certain matters got into the newspa-
pers which Pierce believed came from
Gregory. Gregory appealed to Sec
rotary Farrell of the national organi-
cation, who declared that Gregory was
in the right. Since Pierce has quit the
team Gregory will be tried out.
LawIor. the new outfielder, seems to
have the goods. In yesterdays game
he connected for a single and a
double, stole a base and scored two
of Topeka's three runs.
Firestine. who was tried out by
Leavenworth during the middle of last
season as a shortstop, is playing third
base for the Waco team in the Texas
league. He was not fast enough for
Leavenworth but seems to be getting
away in good shape at Waco.
President Chas. w. Murphy of the
Chicago National league club is try
ing to arrange matters so that Out
fielder Osborne and Pitcher Blaine
Durbin will be sent to Omaha. Dur
bin has not twirled a game for the
Cubs since the season opened and will
be given another trial in minor league
company.
The following comments on the To-
peka team are clipped from the @
homa City papers and show that the
|
the new state metro polls where they
have taken two straight games:
Oklahoma Post: Clearly the days
feature was the daring base running
of the Champs. They were on their
toes all the time and took the Nets
somewhat by surprise. For the first
time for many games the Nets were
guilty of a number of errors. In ad-
ditiOn to this they piled up number
of dumb plays that some of the fans
Oh
errors but the playing rules prevent.
Spec Hurlburt, the husky and one
time scrappy Spec, was in the game
for all there was coming. His men
had the game so well in hand that
there was no use of getting in on his
old time scrappy proclivities. Incl
dentally he pulled off one good one
hand stop for the benefit of the grand
stand. 1t happened in the ninth and
he could have gotten it without
straining himself but he thought it a
good time to get popular with the
fans.
Oklahoma Times-Journa1: Spec
HruIburt Is doing wonders with the
Topeka team He is in absolute con-
troll of the White Sox and has given
his men instructions to cut out any
abuse of the umpire. He has told
them that whenever an objection is to
be made to a decision he vii! do SO.
The change from a team of howlers
last year to a team of clean ball play
ers is the talk of the circuit.
Little Steve Ragan, a Topeka prod
uct, caught Billy White mapping at
second base in the opening inning
yesterday when he hid the ball in his
glove and later touched White out as
he stepped off the plate. White SEEM
ed to lose all interest after that.
Macs men should learn to run
bases with more precision. The To-
peka team has some of the best base
runners seen here this year.
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the bat of ole Olson. Wooley,- Hob
lingsworth, Quisser and Gilbert, with
the possible exception of Scissors Ash
ley out, and the team is the poorest
aggregation of kindergarten players
that ever took the BOBBY prize on a
corner lot.
Jones' long rest seems to have done
him good. Peewee certainly had it on
the Oklahoma bunch yesterday all they
could do with him being three singles
which came very far apart. Scarcely
ball was knocked out of the infield.
With Jones and Halla winning from
Oklahoma City. one of the alleged
strongest teams in the league and win
ming on the Oklahoma City grounds
it would seem that Topeka has a few
pitchers who have hit their stride and
who are in good shape.
Ralph Clark, who tried out with
Topeka as a pitcher this spring, is now
organizing a strong amateur team at
his home in Garden City and expects
to have one of the strongest amateur
teams in the state this year.
Springfield Leader: Gregory, who
pitched part of the game at Wichita
yesterday, was signed up with the Mid
gets the first of the season, but was
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oUIGLEY TO LEAvENwoRTH.
Will Assume Charge Saturday, Taking
Part of ST. Nfary's Team Along.

Leavenworth,- Kan, June 6.-The
Times says: Ernest Quigley, the vet
eran coach of the st. Mary's college
baseball team, who developed probably
the most remarkable college ball team
in the west at the Catholic college this
season, has been signed to manage the
Leavenworth team this season and will
report Saturday afternoon to assume
charge of the team. Coach Quigley
may bring several men with him and
it is limited among those who are guess
ing at it that the star st. Mary's bat
terry will be a part of the new team.
On the other hand it is learned on
fairly reliable informant ton that vet
eran Lacquer will come with Quigley
to play second base and that Schau-
myer will be sent to right field. gQuigley
will play first base and McGill will go
to center again. Sheeny has been play
ing nice ball at first, but he is too val
liable in the center garden.
Along with the announcement that
Quigley will be the new manager, John
Ray announced yesterday that he had
rendered his resignation to take effect
Sunday.
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is RAISING SUGAR BEErs.
But Later on Ball Player. Buck Weav-
er. VIII Join a Team

er, VIII Join Team.
Lakin, Kan, June 6.-Buck Weaver,
star ball player of the early '90's, adj
vertised by Wichita, Hutchinson and
two or three other towns over Kansas,
as being a member of their teams, is
quietly at home on his farm at Lakin
putting in a crop of sugar beets. w.
b. Weaver has been a resident of La
kin for 81 years, and until this year left
regularly about April 1 to join some
team. This year, however, he passed
up the game and many fine offers from
various teams, and is raising sugar
beets. Billy. as he is known to every
citizen of Kearny county owns two
valuable farms here and is a good
farmer as well as a crack ball player.
He can be seen~most any Saturday af-
ternoon coaching the Lakin team of
which he is the captain. He said only
yesterday that when his beets were up
and cultivated so he could leave them
for a short time or in the hands of
hired help, he would join some eastern
team for two or three months. Buck
is always in form winter or summer,
as he enjoys out of, door life all seasons
of the year. He is probably one of the
best preserved men of his age in the
state.
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western Association STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago 8. New York 2.

Chicago, June 6.-New York's first
appearance here this season drew a
great crowd to see Chicago win, to q
The visitors opened on Brown savagely
in the first, pass, two hits and an en-
ror giving them runs. After the bad
start the three. fingered pitcher held
them helpless. The locals gave Mathew
son one of the hardest poundings of the
season, hitting him for a total of is
bases, of them. including doubles,
coming in a row in the seventh inning.
Score by innings: RH e.
Chicago .............1 OOO1042 as 10 Z
New YORK ............z y y v u
Batteries-Brown and Killing; Mathew
son and Bresnahan.
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Thomas miles ont Souiras

San Francisco, June 6.-Joe Thomas
visited Bill Squires in his training quar-
tiers at San Rafael yesterday afternoon
and engaged the Australian in three
lively three-mtnute rounds of fighting,
that showed the visiting heavyweight to
be a terrific puncher and a good mixer
Unlike the boxing bouts Squires has
had with Britt the affair proved that
Squires is aggressive and is always in
position for action. He is not a boxer
but is we'll able to protect himself. as
was shown in the exhibition with
Thomas,
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Murphy Lost on a Foul.

New York, June 6.-In the first fight
of real quality held in New York with
out police interference since the lapse of
the Horton law, seven years ago, Harry
Harris won on q foul from eHarlem
Tommy Murphy last night. The decis-
ion was received with appreciation by
the members of the National Sporting
club in Lyric Hall, fully quarter OF
whom were in evening dress. Murphy
was rough throughout the battle, which
had been scheduled to go ten rounds.
At least three different times did he
foul Harris before he was disqualified,