The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-11-18
(EGISTER'S BIG
VOTING CONTEST
MUCH INTEREST THROUGH.
OUT COUNTY.
IOMINATIONS STILL COME
IND LATER ENTRIES HAVE A
FINE CHANCE FOR PIANO.

which is attracting more interest ard
Attention than any other event of the
Ind ever held in this section. The
&Yntestants took advantage of the nice
fall weather we had up to = few days
ago and as result, the number Of
subscribers to Brookings countys best
ard biggest paper has grown consid-
erably.
Now Is The finest opportunity in the
world for recruits who wish to enter
this contest. Remember that 1t is not
by any means too late to begin
Although a number are enlisted the
\ progress made already has not been
very great, and the probabilities are
that it is anybody's race. Get in and
forward your name and application for
4 blanks and instructions, If you have not
/ done so. Don't wait for someone TO
nominate you. Volunteer and make
your own effort. We would be glad IL
others in the city and county would
II take an interest In the contest
Young girls can enter If they are old
enough to be allowed to canvass for
subscribers. Remember the grand
prize is a piano in each district and
fine instrument.
Always bear in mind that the con-
testants in the city do not compete
with the contestants in the country
One piano will go to- the successful
candidate in the country, no matter
how many votes the young ladies in
Brookings may get, and one piano will
|. 60 to- the city no matter how many
fTotes the young ladies in the country
y may get. This is fair and gives both
the country and the city an equal
chance for the pianos. This rule also
applies to special prizes. AS a matter
of fact it is a double contest, or rath-
er two separate contests, one for the
city and one for the country.
We have extended the time in
which contestants may earn one of
the jewel boxes to Saturday, Novem-
Der q, and all young ladies who turn
in ten dollars or more on subscription
on or before that date will receive one
Of these handsome presents. Misses
Nina Wood and Alma Ilindeman, OF
District No. 1, each received one OF
these beautiful boxes last Saturday
night and, as they will tell you, they
We're delighted with them.
II there Is any mistake In the spell
ing Of the names of the contestants
we wish thev would notify this Office
at once 1t is very likely that some
of them have been ml5pellcd, either
by the friends sending in the names
or at this Office. and we want them to
appear correctly.
The following young ladies' had hcen
nominated Up to yesterday
DISTRICT NO. 1-Brookings City.
Laura Vinegar.
Aurora Lee,:ley.
Pearl Tyson.
Winnifred Catlett.
Leila Skinner.
Marguerite Catlett.
Nina Wood.
Myrtle Gullick.
Mable HILL
Florence Nord.
May Boyd.
Ruth Etting.
Birdella Mcknight.
Mable Tinker.
Nora Burns.
Minnie Winters.
Louise Magistad.
Thea Alrick.
Ruth Estrom.
Lenora Johnson.
Elsie Kennard
Rose Volkmann.
lillian Breed.
Bessie Tinker.
Minnie Omodt.
Della Gullick.
Alma Glindman.
Lula Bacon.
Susie Bennett.
Nellie Allison.
Genna Johnson.
Winnifred De Lapp.
Clara Bertness.
Krete Kendall
Gladys Fassett.
Rnth Erwin.
Bessie Ladd.
Mabel Chappell.
Ellen Biggar.
aannah Borsvold. !