The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-12-09
LITTLE CHANGE
IN STANDINGS
IN THE REGISTERS BIG PIANO
CONTEST.
CANDIDATES ARE HUSTLlNG
AND ENTHUSIASM IS GROWING AS
EACH WEEK PASSES.

RAIN
Al, There Is little change in the relative
standings Of the contestants in the
Registers big piano contest this week
but that does not mean that the young
rrE ladies' or their friends have been idle
Md Far from it, but each one Of the lead.
%, ers has added about the same number
Of votes to their total, leaving their
relative positions about the same.
HOwever, number of the contestants
CoL HVe made such gains Tat the differ
IoNd ence between their standing this week
o,u. and last is very noticeable
THH In District No. l Miss Ellen Biggar
proN has moved up to fourth place from a
II position much lower down, and from
now on she promises to give every
And mber contestant a rim for tho big
ERSN prize. In District No. there is a
)oKH new leader this week, Miss Ethel Can
field at Trenton, who has beer one of
the leaders in that district since the
contest started. Another young lady
who has bettered her position consider
ably is Miss Florence Hubbart of Me-
dary. The contestants in the country
are taking lively interest in the con-
test and the race in that district
promises to be fully as close and in
res teresting IS in the city
The Register wishes to- urge some
Of the young ladies who have not
dnpn Ill
.s their best erdeavors. Hundreds of
.' dollars worth of beautiful and costly
prizes are to be awarded to young
-, ladies' who will do a little pleasant
hustling among their friesds and ac-
auaintances for only few weeks.
The Register provides the way to win,
and subscribers by their votes and
cooperation with candidates, decide
by vote who shall have the honor Of
being awarded these beautiful prizes.
- This great newspaper undertaking is
:. 'arousing much enthusiasm and is grad
- ually becoming topic of conversa-
ton among hundreds of people. What
is now a small murmur will rapidly be-
the Register" will be your battle cry.
Go forth now-shout it to the masses.
n ! Candidates and their friends are au-
r thprized to organize now and win; i'm
your enthusiasm to friend and
bill travel like wildfire. Everything
his world wolth having requires
&fort Start today in this great
Aign and make a popular record
&evement Get busy right now
IN a valuable prize or prizes.
III cog still an equal chance for all
Mp11Slts to win the piano and other
I'D.
tG1fewe publish the list of con-
img hn the order of their stand
We q contest at the present time.
het q shortly to- publish the num-
r1S.ses each contestant has:
x,sx NO. 1-BrookIngs City. |
~ tindman.
Store, food.
Winters.
Biggar.
DR. Tyson.
A,Fy Boyd.
sie Kennard.
y Nellie Allison.
Nable Tinker
Thea Alrick.
Louise MagistaI.
Laura Sexauer.
Florence Nord.
Marie Heck
Ruth Etting
Anna Gamble.
Minnie Omodt.
Bessie Tinker.
Lula Bacon.
Hannah Borsvold
Bess Fridley.
Louise Borsvold
Lena Shaben.
haude Parker.
Mildred Davis.
Ella Drew.
Susie Bennett.
Ruth Erwin.
Vivian Hall.
Edna Evans.
Blanche Thayer.
Litta Dewing.
Josie Snekermo
Clara Bertness.
Ruth Estrom.
Lenora Johnson.
Winnifred De Lapp.
Mabel Chappell.
NJ Glenna Johnson.
III Telia Lindskcz.
IM Winnie Paul.