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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-01-01
HEILMAN & DeLONG
SHOE FILTERS

T. H. Bendix and family will
spend New Years with Mrs. Ben
dix's parents at Renville.
DR.. S D. Sour was down from
Virginia City Christmas week, for a
holiday visit with his family.
Watch for cost sale at 5 and 10
cent store, commencing Saturday,
Jan. 4th. 1t
j. W. Ferris began his twentieth
year for Rockefeller yesterday
Jay says John D. is a good enough
boss for him, and that under Rookie
teller rules he will be entitled toa pen
sion after five years more service.
Miss Mary Feeley, a member Of
the high school faculty here last
year and now filling a similar posi-
ton at Alexandria, is visiting with
Mrs. DR.. Henze in this city.
The annual meeting of the Farm
er's Mutual Insurance Co. will be
held at Wabasso next Saturday, and
several stockholders and candidates
are likely to attend from this place.
Clerk Warner continues to gather
them in on his matrimonial register
Bert. A. Tolefson and Hilda w.
Hendrickson, and Chas. BloedoW
and Miss Hattie Luedtke being the
last candidates.
The Barracks turned out in force
last Saturday evening to extend the
glad hand to their former teacher,
A. M. Welles Of the Sank Center
Herald. Mr.. Welles reported that
he had made a promising start with
Baraca work at Sank Center, with q
class nearly as large as the one at
this place. The evening concluded
with very nice collation. of gooo
things to eat and drink.
.Nels Haag of Lucan was at the
court house last Monday on ditch
business. With reference to his can
didacy for county treasurer, Mr.
Haag said that he recognized Red
wood Falls as Mr.. Hunters home
territory, and that the latter stood
we'll with his home people. Mr.
Haag might doubtless make thu
same claim for his own township, a
regards his own candidacy.
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Miss Marie Tolzman of Mankato
Normal is visiting friends in this
city.
The board Of county commission
ers meet in annual session next
Tuesday.
Watch for cost sale at and 10
cent store, commencing Saturday,
Jan. 4th. 1t
Alex. Clark of Regina, Sask.. is
visiting relatives in this city and
Wabasso.
VIM. Weeks of Walnut Grove has
announced his candidacy for the
office of sheriff.
Miss Hazel Belt of Dodge Center
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Mar
guerite Warner.
Geo. Henle of New Ulm visited
with the Lauterbach household last
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Hattie Hitchcock left here on
Christmas day for an extended visit
with Colorado relatives.
Miss Madeline Gutterson of Min
neapolis is visiting at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. F. L. Warner.
Best grade Daniel Webster flour,
made from No. / hard wheat ex-
clusively, at Kenney & Kuck's s. 22-2t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Heath and
Miss Rachel O'Hara spent merry
"Yuletide" with friends and rela-
tives Of this city.
H. Asleson, who visited over
Christmas with his brother, DR.. AS
Lesson, returned Monday to resume
his studies at the U.
E. F. Conner and Mrs. O. J. Con
ner and son spent Christmas with
with Mr.. Corners sister, Mrs. l. N
Tompkins and family.
Cashier HI. A. Baldwin entertained
the members of The Stag last Thurs.
day evening with an interesting &C.
count of his recent visit to New
Orleans.
Misses Mary and Agnes McCor
mick of Altoona, Wis, spent the
Christmas season with their mother
who will reside for the winter If
the Lichtwark house on 9Th street
Rev. E. C. Nicholson has beer
keeping altogether too quiet abou
that baby daughter, born at hi
house over week ago. 1t was goot
enough for a Christmas present jus
the same.
The United Workmen improved
the occasion Of the regular week.,
meeting, Monday evening, to Civ
Brother Finley Gray a fraterna
send-off. An oyster supper wa
served. Mr.. and Mrs Gray and tw,
younger sons journeyed to the sun
set land yesterday.
Vesta Censor: The mill meetins
called for last Saturday evening, wa
well attended and every one presen
was heartily in favor of raising
bonus sufficient to induce Mr.. Mob
to build a good mill in Vesta. A com
mittee was appointed to procure lie
gal advice on bonding the town t
raise the bonus, that way every on
will help pay to secure an institution
that will be of real benefit to all.
The Swedes Forest correspondent
OF the Belview Independent state
that bunch of men who looked a
if they might be financiers came u
from Redwood Falls the other da
and were inquiring for the old Film
stone quarries which were in oper
alton twenty years ago. The me
told us they had in mind, if the ston
in quality, color and quantity suite
them, to start the quarry and shi
stone to the cities and there have
polished and recut into monument
and fine corner stones. We hav
|
not heard anything farther as t
what they decided to do.
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THE OFT


W. Il. Cold attended to business
at Minr eapolis last Thursday.
Miss Carrie Sebeeck returns today
to her school near LeSueur Center.
Howard Robinson and family COM
pleted the family reunion at j. BIS
last week.
Mrs. L. Carroll of Sleepy Eye Wis
tied the John McIlreavie family a
few days ago.
Al. Drogish came back from a
visit with his parents at Long Lake
last Saturday.
Miss Mae Banker Of Minneapolis
was a visitor at Fred. Bankers
Christmas week.
Assistant Cashier Clement will en-
terrain his brother. F. G. Clement
of Boulder, Col, the latter part of
this week.
Mrs. Lily of Mankato visited with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Lobdell,
during the past week.
Two rooms to rent, suitable for
light housekeeping if desired. Mrs.
Lola Chadderdon. 23-2t.
The Misses Dean and Vean Bald
win visited with Miss Fern Griffith
at Sleepy Eye recently.
Mr.. Dennis of st. Paul visited
here with Mrs. M. E. Curtis, his
daughter, over Christmas.
Fred. Theiring resumed his rail-
road duties at Waseca last Monday,
after a short visit at home.
F. A. Japs and family journeyed
to Carver last week, for family
reunion with their relatives.
C. H. Dunn, the new lineman for
the Minneapolis Central, reported
here for duty last Saturday.
Mrs. Paul Mccoy arrived here a
few days ago, to visit with her
mother and family uutil after New
Years.
Mrs. J. M. Huntington returned
from her visit to ST. Paul on Mon
day, accompanied by her grandson,
Dana Schmahl.
Fred. Schoonover of the Laird
Norton agency here, will leave to-
dav for a short visit with his par
ents at Usage, la.
w. Palmer of Usage, Iowa, who
has been visiting at G. E. Norton's
recently, returned to his home at
Usage, Ia, last Sunday.
Henry Charter returned from Can
ada last week, having located a
desirable homestead about forty
miles from Lethbridge, Sask.
J. w. Keachie and family have
gone to their future home at ALI
son, Iowa, which is about forty
miles southeast of Mason City.
Billy Mailer executed war dance
at Springfield recently, over the re-
moval of the last vestige of the
Minnesota central's phone office in
that city.
Miss Edna Race revisited Red
wood Falls the past week, the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. Trust. This was
her first return since the family
removed to Minneapolis.
All Of the Jaehning brothers AL,
Herman and Grover came home to
put in Christmas with their father
and family in this city, AL. Jaehn-
ing was accompanied by his wife.
S. w. Tredway of Castleton, S.
D., formerly associated with Frank
Waters in the Morton mills, attend
ed to business matters at Redwood
Falls and North Redwood last Mon
day.
Miss Ruth Mclean pleasantly
entertained her classmates of the
freshman class and a few Other
young friends at the Mclean resi-
dence on Bridge street one evening
last week.
Miss Luella Turrell has been put
ting in most OF her holiday vacation
visiting her mother in this city. Oh
the way home from her school il
Dickinson, N. D., she stopped over
day or two with friends at Detroit
MINI.
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WATERFOWL passenger daily 1928 p. m
WATERFOWL passenger (ex.Sun) LIS p. m
Localfreight. ........... .S:zo d. III
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-05-14

r /. Van rEke wa, born In the
wear of 1868. ON q farm in Clayton
county. Iowa. uh,rc he resided until
the az, OF IL. when he entered the
high school ar postNille, Alamakee
county. Iowa AZ he age of 81 wears
h. entered the employment o. the
!. e. Il. d y. R}. at postyille. Iowa,
MS clork. and WAS transferred from
There 10 WatorloWu : D., as opera
Tor for the same company. July l9,
1881. ne was transferred 70 Bushnell,
:. d.. and given fun charge OF the
O., upany's business, as agent and
operator. where he remained three
wears. While holding the position at
Bushnell. and during the winter of
lNN9-90. through his influence with
the b. C.. K. 4 y. Ry., he secured
from that company three carloads OF
coal. free Of all expense, which he
distributed among the needy farmers
tributary to that place and during the
spring Of 1890, through his influence
he secured free transportation rates
on eighteen carloads of oats and corn
from Iowa. which he also distributed
among the farmers in that part OF
the county, at the Iowa price Of the
grain. During the same spring the
best rate the commissioners OF the
county could secure of the {. d NV.
Ry. was one-half rate and a very linn
tied number of cars.
On July I. 1890, Mr.. Van Dyke was
transferred to White, S. d., as agent
and operator. which position he held
with credit until his resignation, Aug.
-. 1906.
During his employment at White
as agent of the company he was off
cred the agency at Watertown twice
and at Dysart, Iowa. once. which he
passed up ON account Of having a lit
tie home at White, and through the
desire of his many friends in
that place to remain rnere.
The first year of Nr.Nan Dykes res
idonce at White he vas elected Rec
order of the A. O. L ". lodge which
position he held for three years. At
which he was e'ected Financier
of the same order. which position he
still holds-having teen elected to
that Office each time by reclamation.
In 1890, when the White Improve
ment Co. was organized, by the citi-
Zens of that place he was elected
treasurer, which position he held for
years. during the life of the char
He has been a faithful member
Of the Methodist church during his
stay in the county. And last,
but not least is ready at all times to
put his shoulder to the wheel in the
aid of needed reforms.
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FALSE STATEMENT


White, s. d.. April p. zoos.
MIR. J. l.. Pratt.
Elkton. $. ID.
Dear Sir
1t has been reported to me that GER
tain parties who are opposed to my
nomination to the Office of county
Treasurer are making tn statement
and circulating a report that | am a
candidate OF the local banks at White
and If elected the bulk of the county
deposits will be placed with my home
banks. This report is absolutely false
and without any foundation in any re-
spect as | am under no obligation
Whatever to any person. clique or
ring and if nominated and elected
VIII administer the affairs of the Of
lice without fear or favor of anyone.
AS to the two banks in White. |. if
elected, expect to use them alike and
adopt the same policy of distributing
the county funds in the different
banks of the county as much as pos
sible.
Yours very truly,
Z. l." VAN DYKE.
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RECIPE FOR
Directions To Prepare Simple, Yet
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Either Senator hittredges friend
snip Tor Noses Kaufman or ms bhsl-
ness interests win 'hat man oatse''
MN TO uecloe mat rarhe hau pe'teF
De kept away we
40 not kiio" "he'her tN' i'ha III ~
Hi"H 'ouhlI HidlIN p1'aiiie ia" proper
y 81 h"lHHlih ana NHh''fa' que tha
evidence Is ciraf aAG c'H\l1"An, mat
iaTh'f Wa h!aN'1S $" Wa'nl Tor
'ii0Se suli'H o. IN" It"'lS Ilat Naii
J IAN anu WINTER '!H''H 'ohlWlSHl@h
Il Ii'l 'i""h an" senator hIitF'd| e.
got larN'r ou' OF 'helf territory.
A'l'I III! TINS happened ilefltahh
VINO h"o assisted IN conhtenahclng
idhu 'I"u"9 III SCUM l'"hola oil when
senator hi''rS"Se must haN' peer
aware Wis hlu'''eu lor cohApilcltE III
the oI'Eo" '"lu frauds ana was pre-
ei'p'oilI@ removed from maj once by
9e'i't'I< Iil'ciicock'
senator fui'oh was interested IN the
ldHu lI"ud> % oregon llucl as Sen
d'oI hI'''PuSe was Interested III Noses
ha"liil'H ~ SCUM l)aKola-theN had
i'Ie""l> ''i"''oilS Win tloSe VINO
y ~ Ilh"ilcla"| interested. After what
senator h''lr'uSe had dohe Tor ms
irleiu kaufman II was Lut material
''al an acquaintance AZ least should
% formed Win commissioner Her
man. ln'H II was ON mother step
Ter 9ehator fultcn 10 get Senator Kilt
redge 10 hold up the appointment of
i'rlatol Who was likely to investigate
the oregon Ian frauds the same as
Parker had the land frauds in the
Chamberlain district OF South Dakota.
Al amy rate Mr.. kittredge did this
and has expressed himself as being a
nero Tor preventing the confirmation
OF the appointment OF Bristol.
But what has been the outcome of
TINS systematic and continuous chain
OF rNldtnc" senator Fulton declared
% his people that h. made a mistake
wnen he had Senator Kittredge de-
prive Brist | OF a confirmation Of the
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OUR LIST


s62-Southwest section 2-lll-iS, l6O
acres, A miles from White; all Guilt
vatRSi, 20 acres timothy. Farm partly
srsed, deep black soil, nearly level.
View five-room house, granary and
barn. Price is right. Owner wants to
sell. Look this up; it will be offered
ut y bargain On easy terms.
863-ChOice farm OF 205 acres on east
border OF Lake lakewood, / miles west
OF Bruce; lays very nice; has II room
summer hotel and residence, with good
barns, granary, and gas power for gen.
eral purposes. 500 90 an acre-$5W to
bind bargain.
s6A-Nothing here.
865-A snap-320 acres, y miles east
OF Bushnell, with good Groom house,
we'll and windmill, small barns, and
200 fruit trees. Black loan, clay sub
soil-slopes to south fine. Si3 before
seeding, SAC atterward. s 1000 binds
bargain.
800 A-E OF SW Of section 20 and
w , OF Sc OF section ~20-l09-5l. 100
acre farm four miles southeast of
Sinai, :. ID. 100 acres cultivated,
80 acres grass, all fenced, good house
and barn, hog house and chicken
house, good well and wind mill,
thirty-six fruit trees and mail route
BY door. Price S36 90 an acre.
500 B-N Of SW t Of %29-109.5l. so
seYe farm four miles southeast Of
Sinai, s. ID. Good hay land, nearly
level. Price S36 90 an acre.
867A-Here is a good $50 acre farm,
mel OF 3i-ll0.50, one mile from Brook
ings, South Dakota. 100 acres in crop,
80 acres timothy, all fenced with Il
woven wire. Good thirteen Don
with good cement cellar and 80
cistern. Good barn ski;
chicken house l2x20; granary l2x2l:
machine shed l6xl0; good we'll and
windmill; ll5 fruit trees; - berry
bushes. Gently rolling, black loan.
Price $4,000.
,67B-This is a good loo acre farm,
.wo and one-half miles from Brook
ngs. South Dakota. 81 of sw of 81
10 80 and WI of net OF 4-l09-50. 50
lcres in crop and 50 acres in grass. all
enced. A good grove and we'll. Near
" level black loan. Price s. COO
BroOkings Office
2O7 New Century Building
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For Register Of Deeds

Voters of Brookings county:
Believing in the principles of the
Republican party as eXempliiied by
President Roosevelt and expressed by
the Republicans of Brookings coun y
in resolutions adopted at their cOnven-
ton at Brookings March 2ith, 1908. |
announce myself as a candidate for
the office of Register of Deeds subject
to tie vote at the primaries June 9,
1905.
Edward Rogholt.
NOlga. South Dakota.
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Secrets to Success

in the real estate business taught you
by mail. $25. 90 makes the start, small
bOdd establish you in cooperative
Office in your county, and furnishes
YOU with largest list Of saleable prop
critics in America. Complete Course OF
Instruction by mail enables you, with
ont experience, to make big money at
once. Unusual Opportunity for men Of
small means. Write James Albert
Fracy, Sioux City, Iowa.
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For Clerk of Courts.

To the Voters Of Brookings County:
have served YOU as clerk for a
considerable length of time. and have
thereby gained valuable experience
as 10 the work in this office. and the
laws affecting the same-Something
which only time can give.
II a new man is selected for this
place YOU will to some extent have
to pay for his getting experience. |
can give YOU the benefit of mine. and
should like 10 serve another two years.
Your support will be appreciated.
Fred +. Y%oungburg.
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County Treasurer

! hereby announce myself as a can
didate on the Republican ticket for
the Office of County Treasurer. Hav-
ing had four years experience as
Deputy Treasurer and being therefore
fully qualified to fill the office | re-
specially solicit the support of the
Republican voters of Brookings county
at the primary election to be held
June ., 1908.
Robt. J.. White
BrookingS, s. ID.
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What Kittredge Advised.

Mr.. SENATOR KITTREDGE adyis-
IS me that he has no objections To res
toration of Parker. but THINKS IT
CNWISE TO ASSIGN HIM TO DUTY
AT SANE PLACE and suggests he
might be transferred to some other
point in the state. | wish this matter
could be settled"
And in accordance With this "sugges.
ton" by Senator kittredge, the fol
lowing letter was mailed 10 the COM
missioner OF the general land office by
Secretary Hitchcock. ON Dec. Il. 1902:
Referring to your action of June
10Th last. suspending from duty Spe-
cial Agent Austin S. Parker, by my di-
rection, you are now authorized to or
der Mr.. Parker 10 return 70 work, at
his earliest convenience.
while it is deemed desirable that
Mr.. Parker should not return to Cham
erlain, it is also desired that he should
be employed in the state OF South Da-
kota. You will please take action ac-
c%ordingly.'
AS the finale in this drama in which
certain homesteaders of Lyman county
and Senator Kittredge seemed to have
played important roles, the following
letter was dispatched to Mr.. Parker, by
Commissioner Hermann, on Dee. is,
1902.
Pursuant to instructions from the
honorable secretary OF the interior dat.
ed Dec. IS. authorizing this Office u
notify you that you may return 10 work
at your earliest convenience. the fol
lowing telegram was sent the same
day:
sRyrorder OF ssecretarys sou, viii Is.
poft tSPfefre, SD, for duty4'''"
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County Auditor

/ hereby announce myself as candi.
date OF the republican ticket, for the
Office Of County Auditor, subject to
the will Of the electors as expressed
at the primary election to be held
June 9, 1905.
u. w. Reeves.
Sterling Precinct.
p. O. Brookings. X. II. 40. 3.
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Register Of Deeds
Robt. ]. White
~BrookingS, 5. -.

| hereby respectfully announce my
self as a candidate for reelection to
the office Of Register of Deeds of
brookings county on the Republican
ticket, subject To the approval OF the
voters at the June primary
and hope to receive the hearty sup
port OF the voters of this county.
Yours Respectfully.
q. +. Ctegard.
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His Record With Railway Company.
File B-55

EstherVille, Iowa, Apr. ,. 1905.
Mr.. f.. l.. Van DYKE.
White. :. -.
Dear Sir
Replying to your favor Of the 18th,
ult., with reference to your record
during the tenure of service with this
company, yon will find below a trans
cript Of such as it appears in the per
sonal record book OF file in this office.
In this connection | beg TO state that
your services We're of such merit that
| take pleasure in certifying to your
competency and excellent record
while in the service Of this company.
Employed July IS, 1887, ACT. Bushnell
Employed July 7, 1890. Agt. White.
Resigned Aug. 27, 1~9o6-Record Clear.
Conduct and service satisfactory.
Yours Truly,
G. J. WILSON.
Supt. c. II. ]. x p. Ry.
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County Treasurer.

| hereby announce that | have filed
Il petition as a candidate for the Rep
uhllcan nomination for the office of
County Treasurer of Brookings Coun-
ty. subject to the will of the voters
ut the primary election to b. held
June 9Th. 1908.
I. o. Peterson.
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Mrs. J. II. Kyle of Aberdeen. widow
Of the late Senator Kyle, has invented
and patented 4 device by which a room
may be heated with gas or electricity.
burned in a small copper bulb. and it
is claimed for it that it does wonders
in the way OF heating.
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For Quick Sale

have Harry haines, Bookings, South
Dakota, to show your farm with the
cooperative Offices of Tracy Realty Co.
from coast to coast to find the buyers.
That's the way we do it.
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MUSICIANS
Brookings Hospital

F. {. BOYDEN-Physician and sur.
geon. Hospital and general practice.
Residence, Hospital, phone, 253. City
Office corner Main and Fifth. Office
hours, city office, S a. N. to y n. 1880
p. m. to . p. m. Hospital, : T.. m. to
3 =. m.
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County Auditor

| hereby announce myself as candi-
date ON the republican ticket. for the
Office of County Auditor. subject to
the will Of the electors as expressed
AT the primary election to be held
June 9, 1905.
Louis p. Barg.
White. : ID
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F. ROYS.-General practitioner and
surgeon, also special attention given
lung troubles, piles and chronic dis
eases. Rooms t and . Binford block.
Office hours: 10 to 10; . to 8.
Phone-Nlain 10; residence k.2T0.
Residence, rne Medary venue
and Williams street.
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B. T. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and surgeon
Office, Binford Block Room !. Phone
B9. Hours 9 a. m. to II m. ! D..
IN. to . p. m. Residence 115-Gth Ave.
Phone 293. Hours ) p. m. TO .. a. m.
l. m. to l p. M. Calls answered at
all hours.