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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-01-06
ORDER AND NOTICE OF HEARING
PETITION

'tate of South Dakota ! In
County of Brookings County Court
In the Matter of the Estate OF George
Douglas, Deceased.
Philo Hall having this day duly filed
petition that the probate proceed
ings had by the District Court of Linn
County, Iowa, in the matter of the
said estate of George Douglas, de-
ceased, of which duly certified copies
were filed herein accompanying said
petition, be adopted by this Court and
that said probate proceeding herein
be ordered by this Court to be treat
ed as original proceedings in this
Court, and conclusive evidence of the
facts therein stated Now therefore
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Miss Grace Bulls and Miss Mabel

Miss Grace Bulls and Miss Mabel
Lumby spent Monday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Nellie Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gilt were pleas
ant callers at Ira Blakelys last We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Dora Dybdahl spent few days
the latter part OF the week with her
friend, Gladys Duff.
Mrs VIM. Kennedy spent several
days in Brookings with relatives the
latter part OF the week.
The Misses Shirley and Grace Ar
thur spent the past week IN Water
town, visiting their grandma, Mrs. Ar
thur.
The Misses Hazel and Mavis Grinols
resumed their college duties again on
Tuesday afternoon, after spending a
short vacation with home folks.
Martin Havsgord left for Sioux Falls
Tuesday to take up his school duties
again after spending an enjoyable
vacation at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lars Alrick.
The following named pupils OF Ster.
ling district No Al are to be com
mended for perfect department and
for being neither absent nor tardy
during the moLth ending December
"a. 1909, thus receiving full credit on
the roll OF honor: Edna Evert, Merle
Grinols, Theresa Evert. Cyrus Evert,
Mary Evert, Anrie Alrick. Lee AL
rick, Lance Grinols, Jay Grinols, Ina
Larson, HilmGn Alrck; Herbert Blake
ly, teacher
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OSLO.
Carl Magistad was Volga yisito

Carl Magistad was u Volga visitor
Friday.
Lars RoghOlt and Wife called at
Julius Sundet's Friday.
Olga Sveen and Alyina Sneve drove
to Volga Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs e. Fvenson ate New
Years dinner with f. NJ. Fraley.
Oscar Rogholt and family spent the
past week with relatives In Oslo.
Mr., Blecker of Bookings. was buy
ing hay in this vicinity this week.
miss l.. f. G. O'Brien spent the past
week visiting with the Rogholt fam.
ny.
dMiss Olga Sveen and Alvina Sneve
called at NJ. o. Refflings Friday after
noon.
sTh@ Misses Colby of Hetland are
SPENDING few days at the Sundet
home.
Mrs +. NJ. Fraley and Miss Doris
srent Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
r.. n. Utley.
III re was a large attendance at the
aid society at the home of Peter War
mes Thursday.
John Magistad returned to Mime.
aroiis Monday after spending few
days 1T hone
Fra K Fraley returned this we k
from MS trip to Wyoming but is in
doubt as to buying, as he did not
Ike taat country very well.
Lars Magistad and wife. Frank Fra
les and family. H. f. Bohlka and
family spent Sunday at r. " Wosjes
A number from Oslo attended the
New Years dance at the Volga opera
house Friday evening. All report q
fine time.
Nordahl Lee and sister, Miss Lille
spent couple OF days the latter par
Of the week visiting at the home o.
Lars Magistad.
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tory or legc-ds enumerate one out
OF thoucand who thus disappeared.
No grave ard no monument remains
to remind the world that they lived.
IL would be BITTER to end the career
OF a person surely guilty in such a
manner that nothing shall remain fer
the curiosity seeker or for the space
writer South Dakota has capital pun
ishment, when the jury sees fl to i'm
pose it, Let the killing be done on
the quiet and II will be better fer
the children at lean. BY providing
for death when the virthn did not
know IT would relieve responsible
parties who have to carry out such
a program of much dlsagreoable work.
Pierre Capital Journal.
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REFORMING OUR NAVAL ORGAN
iZATION.

| Under general direction Of the Sec
rotary, our navy business is hence
forth to be run by naval men. The
work falls into four logical depart
ments,-namely, material, personnel
feet operation and inspection. The
secretary OF the navy Is to have four
advisers, each Of them rear admiral
and each representing one OF the four
departments. The bureaus will be
grouped and arranged under these
headings, everything important will
have to be cleared through the sec
rctary's quadriat board of adyis-
ers and tho old-time clashes and con.
nicts will necessarily disappear. An
efficient organization Of the navy de-
parJment viii not be liked by some Of
the bureaucrats, who VIII have to tax
hoir proper places, nor will it wholly
please one or two well-knoWn saua-
tors, who have long imagined thnm-
selves the real rulers Of Uncle Sans
nayy-n ore or less in the interest Of
rtain small navy yards and local in
dustri2s But Secretary Meyer is 50
thoroughly right that his reforms viii
have general public approval; and 1t
is not believed that congress will OBJ
struct improvements for which we
have waited so long.-From "The
Progress of the World" in the Ameri.
can Review Of Reviews fer January.
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SUMMONS.

State of South Dakota In Circuit Court
lss
County OF Brookings Third Judicial Circu'
Louis Blazey Plaintiff
Annie Bl1zev Defendnr'
THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA SEND
GREET Nc: To Annie Rlazey and Il
Above named D"fond1nt
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and
CURED to answer the Compl1int Of the aho'
named plaintiff. a copy of which IS her
with served upon you. and 10 serve n
OF your answer on the subscriber at r
office In the city Of BroOkngs. in 81
County and State. within thirty days aft
the service Of this summons upOn YOU. a.
cuSive OF the day Of service. and II Hon T"
to answer this complaint within that tin
the plaintiff viii apply to the Court for u
relief demanded In the comnlaint
Dated at Bookings. South Dakota, III
23rd day of October. tan9
ROBERT A. STORM,
PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
Brookings, s
To the above named defendant: Tai
notice. that the comnl1irt In IN" nhov"
titled action was field in the Office OF tn
Clerk OF the above named Court. in tn
city OF Brookings. County Of Brookings
state OF South Dakota, on the 26th day n
November. 1898 6t-1-6-1(
ROBERT 4. STORM.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
or ,nk nps, -.
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ALTON.

Mrs Ernest Hayman spent Thurs
day with Mrs. Comp.
Edgar Comp was pleasant calleI
nj Koenig's Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Walter Papka
January I, baby boy.
Frank Lucas OF Ralph Is visiting ole
friends In White and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mcknight re
turned to Brookings Wednesday.
Messrs. Comp and Haymen drove
10 Aurora on business Thursday.
DR.. Boyden OF Brookings, was &
professional visitor Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Minton ate New
Years dinner at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs Perl Minton.
Miss nellie Mcknight spent New
Years with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
A. +. Mcknight.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. s. Thayer were
pleasantly entertained at the Dave
Verne Richards went to White Sat
urday after spending the week with
his sister. Mrs. Miller.
Mr. Specht OF Ward, departed for
his home Monday after visiting at
the Alfred Offerle home
Mr. and Mrs. Martin spent New
Years with their son, Clarence and
wife In Sherman township
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Mcknight Of near
Brookings, spent Friday at the home
of their nephew, Milt Mcknight
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rucl OF Oak
Lake township, enjoyed an over Sun.
day visit from old friends from Foun-
tain.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Gle are the
proud parents of baby daughter
who put in appearance Monday, Jan
uary 3.
Mr.. and Mrs, l.. Minton and Mrs.
Dave Batchelder OF Argo, spent Thurs
day with Mr. and Mrs Roy Minton of
Fountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'D Richards returned
TO White Monday after an over Sun
day visit at the parental home OF s
Luckinbill
Miss Maude Lucas returned to Prair
10 Home Wednesday after a brief
visit with friends and old schoolmates
In Alton and White.
Among those entertained at the c.
w. Koenig home Friday evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Richards and s. Luckinbill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Falk and daugh-
ter, Flossie. spent Wednesday and
Thursday with their daughter, Mrs |
Roy Minton. They were accomplish
ed by Mrs. Minton's uncle, Mr.. Bal
gren OF GAINESVILLE, MINI.
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it is hereby ordered that said petition
shall be brought on for hearing be
fore said Court and the undersigned
Judge thereof at the office of said
County Judge in the Postoffice Block
on Main Street in the City of Brook
ings, Brookings County, South Dakota
on the 18th day Of January, 1910 at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF that
day at which time and place any
creditor of said George Douglas or
any person interested may appear and
show cause why such order should
not be made
Dated at Brookings, Brookings
County, South Dakota this 18th DAY
of December, 1909.
Albert MatsOn
Attest: County Judge
Norman A. Hanson
(SeaD Clerk. 4t-1-t3-1O
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PRAIRIE HOME.

August Evert made q business trip
TO Brookings Monday.
liver Dybdahl and family spent
Thursday at George Dybdahi's.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Lohr Dancer and fam
ny spent Saturday evening at H. r.
Cillet's.
Herbert Blakely ana Miss Maude
Lncas spent Sunday afternoon at Ira
AlAkely's.
Frank Lucas was = PLEASANT caller
o. his friend Herbert Blakely Thurs
AZ afternoon.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-01-06

English SPAWN lInirent removes
Hard. Soft or Calloused Lumps and
Rlenishes from horses; also Blood
Spavins. IRIS. SPINS. Sweenv. Ring
Pone, Stiles, Sprains. Swollen Threats,
Coughs. etc. Save $50 by the use OF
one bottle. A wonderful Blcmish Cure.
Sold by Spedden & Paige. druggists.
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RURAL GLEANINGS

This newspaper desires a correspondent In
every township in the county. II you notice
that your township Is not represented under
this heading write as and we viii send you
fhe necessary stamped envelopes and paper.
All correspondence must be signed by the
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ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Fraternity company will
be held in Fraternity hall on the Sec
ond Saturday in January, 1910 at eight
o'clock p. m. as provided for in the
bylaws of said company.
The election Of board of directors
and such other business az may come
before the meeting will be transacted.
M. G. Carlisle. President.
8. H. Goodfellow, Secretary.
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AUCTION SALE

Having decided to quit farming end
going to move away, | Will sell NJ!
personal property at Public Sale, 8
miles south and l mile east of Brook
ings. on Sec. 81 Trenton township;
6 miles south, miles west OF Aurora
rs miles northwest of Flandreau and
4 miles east Of the Lake Campbell
nm
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
CsoesuAsiA Desssaosl

We heartily eummend the untirine
eherts of our Demecratie delegation in
hs'eh branches Of congress 10 mske ef-
fective tie principles Of the Demscr.tic
paty, and eaA sftentisn - TIE marked
cUmtr.st between their records md that
q ~ senisr ssns1R, Simsa Cuerxn-
kesm, wke IN staAe aRap esuu4jtsed
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FIcUaEs ma M sroey
Delta Tribune:

Higher prices and cheaper quail
ties That is the short d,fnition oi
Aldrichism. Today the American
stocking costs the merchant 50 25 q
dozen and sells for 25 cents. DO
you see the point? The tariff has
raised the price Of its German rival
10 cents a pair, and is no longer ON
sale. The greedy American gets a
monopoly ON stockings. Then he
immediately raises his price to the
retailer. And you are now paving
the same price for an inferior article
that you used to pay for a good
article.
Women's clothes cost more this
year than they did last as result Of
the Payne Aldrich bill. A woman .
ready-made suit costs SO more than
At did, Tor a pattern of the same
quality. The woman who bought a
pattern and made her own spr,no
suit had TO pay s yard for com
mon blue serge that she bought last
wear at 20 cents, or for broadclotb
l.5o yard for what was SIPS.
Nor are these things an exception
Take wooden blankets. take woolens
OF any kind, take mems, ladies' and
children $ gloves-but why more ex.
amples? If you have been shop
ping you know the story better than
the writer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
IO0ayvU


Tomorrow" said the lanpuid man
III have my life insured | guess.
! know 1t is the safest plan. 10 save
my children from distress" And
when the morrow came around, thew
placed him gently in box: at break
OF morning he was found as dead AZ
julius Ceasars OK. His widow nov
is scrubbing floors, and washipo
shirts, and splitting wood. and do.
ing hfty other chores, that she NAV
rear her wailing brood. "Tomor.
row, said the careless jay, IN take
an hour and make my will; aud then
II ! should pass away, the wife and
KIDS woula know no ILL.," The NOR.
row came, serene and nice. the
weather mild with sign of rain. the
careless jay, Was placed ON ice, EN-.
talmlng aaid in his brain. Alas
alas poor careless JAY The LAWYER.
got hrs p,Ie OF cash; his wife is toil.
ing night and day, to keep the hid,
IN clothes and hash. Tomorro. !.
the amb0shed walk avoided bv ths
clrcunspect Tomorrow is the "a, 4
rock on which . million ships ar.
wrecked.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
Sassls y Conmena.<

We congratulate the people of the
state that we have a supreme court
which has and merits their confidence
md we commend Chief Justice Robert
". Steele 70 the voters Of this state as
an able and fearless judge and m hon
eet and upright man.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
osp n asso NJ Q nev Cnpsa!

Better come in end see the bright
new pattern. in carpets and rugs we
are offering. Fresh attrsctively de-
signed goods. in qualities that viii
wear we'll, in TACT the very hest
grades Of their respective clssses.
The variety is s.fhc,ently large 70
satisfv every individsal t.aae bc<A in
regard to colors and dessgn, iDclsd-
ine Acor coverings for bedroom. hall,
dining roo0, parlor OF dea.
CLARENCE ADAAs,
Gsnaisoa, Co3o
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Abolish Snsissf Truss

We demand a laW which shall stsol
ish the smeiter trust and REGULATE
smelling charges TO the end that the
mining industry IN this state may be
placed upon basis where the mlne
owner and miner viii receive the Just
rev ards Of hIs Investment and labor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

the theft of his own political orpapiza-
tlon, and IN national concerns has voted
10 rob the people in order TO enrich the
corporations and trusts with which he
is allied
Urge Tariff Revision
We denounce the work of Senator
1uggenheim and his Republican asso-
crates, VINO, IN violation Of that party $
platform pledges, and the oft-repeated
promises of Its presidential candidate
revised the tarin upward and not down
~aru' thereby imposing added burdens
upon the toiling and consnm;no
masses, IN order that the smelling
manufacturing, oil-producing and oths,
industrial agencies and combinations of
the trusts might add millions to the;r
already colossal fortunes. and tberebv
increasing the cost of living to such an
extent that the law merits the univer-
sal condemnation which has followed
IT'S passage through congress. And we
urge prompt and thorough revision of
the tariff as demanded in the Denver
platform of the national Democracy.
Reform Laws Reviewed
We congratulate the people of this
state upon the fact that the general
assembly, in addition to the submission
OF the iniatitive AID referendum. have
also passed a factory inspection law
an antl-sweatbox law; much needed and
long delayed amendments to the school
and irrigation laws; law authorizing
tfe creation of drainage districts
whereby large areas of now useless
lands VIII be brought under cultivation
and law providing for a public ac-
eountant, which made it possible for
the executive officers of the state to
unearth graft and robbery in high
places, and which, under the recent
construction of the supreme court will
permit a most beneficial safeguarding
OF both state and county affairs.
Praise for Land Boa,d
We call the attention of the neople
of the state of Colorado to the neon
parable administration of the stats
board OF land commissioner. in Obtain
ing for the people of the state the
highest prices IN the history of Colo
rsde Tor IT'S public lands. We invite
comparisons between the splendid re-
suits obtained by our present .dvn;,;s-
tratpn through the sale of these land.
py pubic auction. and the lawless and
arbitrary system of favoritisn in the
distribution and sale of this. the pro-
perty of the school children of oar state
under former Republican sdypini.tr.-
ti0n-
imniGsssioa Csanisess,
The people of Colorado are esp.ec-
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

sasnzh zalssrss. s-seablE fsa sne Bs~-
sa.ze af : ~ GEsasilss : st.ste i~ssru al
lnlnssssEassau ans pree ding = ss.fssG,aus
aupraprIslfsau theressr. b. nsaasss .f
ghaaf tnsre hsss bten asas.gssrstess >
c4snHaI1n 81 pisoilGisF shsGn has dsrecs
et ths a-tsutisn of the peoDse ef IN
auslre Batlon. ~ esss ncser seon assa.
t,sstare. 0r t. tn resss4rces sna ot.sa-
s..r..s,.-s - ar as.sf.s
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
oCnoCaAUC hAypoeu AS
A0opTeD AT Co0veNIDOM
Csh t~ Assfl.1ssis. 4 Poay nslus,
ossssnpss Caoossksin, Ussss vsrM
eevisisa. Aaks r. Cs1vels Csa-
~ q CslwsAs esssuposs.
STATE tsf 0,sIssEAIrs
I t.sI NTA 90 81 \ Sg--sN.

The Democratic party of Colorado,
IN convention assembled, renews and
reaffirms it's allegiance to the princi-
pies of Democracy as announced BY
Jefferson and from time to time pro-
mulgated by the national platform.
We are in sympathy with and here
by endorse the pledges of the Demo
cratic party in its platform adopted in
Pueblo IN l%,s. and with the efforts of
the governor To secure, through the
extra session, their enactment into law
Rsaffirm Party Pledges
We commend the general assembly
of Colorado for having submitted to
the people constitutional amendment
providing for the initiative and refer
endum, by means of which they can
initiate their own laws and govern
Their own affairs, and we call upon the
Democratic members of the general as
sembly now in session to enact into Law
the other pledges of the Democratic
party, to-wit: A bank guaranty law,
a railroad commission law, a direct
primary law and headless ballot law.
such as VIII discharge the obligations
OF the Democratic party TO the people
of the state.
We endorse the Democratic admin
istration of the state and of each ane
every one of the executive officers. as
able, clean, economical and efficient
and we congratulate the people of Col.
crado that they have safe guarded the
interests of the state, in marked con
trast To the administration of thei,
RepaAlican prp1eeessors
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
lxmA.a S.asu Csasss

st:h souer to improve ths mann thor.
essghtsres ef ths state
ExmAas Ssssu Coasrai
Ne reas-crt osr ps,sit,ou sson tn.
pubiIc i.sssfis Jssssstf0n a. adopted a;
p,seblo ~ ls-ps and declare the ri9hf os
shs state 10 the eontrol of the resources
within a. boundaries W. are W SYM
pathy With IN policy of conserving sns
nataral resogrces Of the nation and shs
state % q manner which viii protect
the right Of futsre generations. hut Ne
are gnalterably opposed 10 the beau
reaacrstIe and arbitrary regulations
winch wors hardship spon the home
s;caeier and the miner and retard the
developmen; Of the state.
Aeoi,sh Snssissr Tr~ss
NE demand a laW which shall at,ol
sh the smelter trust and reguIat.
smelling charges TO the end that the
mining industry iu this state may be
placed upon basis where the msne
owner and miner wili receive the lust
rewards Of hIs Investment and labor
Favor Pubi,e Ro~a~ay
NE favor apprepriste Legislation
providing for the creation of general
road districts whereby public high
ways may bs LAID out. improved and
maintained. and we favor the appropri-
alton Of the maney derived from the
national Improvement fund to the use
Of the state highway commission to bs
egUItably apportIoned and distributed
By 4 among the several counties Of the
state for roads and bridges. We also
favor such changes of the road laws
as will provide for smaller road dis
tricts IN the several counties, with 10
cal self government of local road mat
ters.
Approve Va,<r Inquiry
We approve of the action Of the
Democratic administration in appro-
priatIng money to obtain detailed in
formation regarding the available sup
ply and practical use Of the water of
the Rio Grande river, and in authoriz-
ing and directing the attorney general
to conserve the interests and protect
the rights of the people of the state IN
respect to its waters, and to prevent
so far as possible through proper hti-
CATION, the encroachment of the ma
tlonal government upon the sovereign
rights of the people of the state: and
we are satisfied from the steps already
taken and results attained that the in
terests of the people have been and
will be safeguarded.
b fsaps's Aesa<y
The administration Of the affairs of
the state under the Republican party
is too fresh in the memory of the Pso-
pie to need or demand at this time
either a recital or condemnation Of ssts
which have heretofore been 10 over
whelmingly repudiated. All hope Of
progress and reform lies in and can
only be realized through the Demo
cratic party, which is now, always has
been, and will continue to be the pee-
pie s one agency for the accomplish
ment of their will. .
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
si.gh~zys AspsoSss

A. a. act 81 constructive ss.gis..-
ti0n. ~ asssire u comnsana the seven
;.sen.f .zanersiiiy assembly fsr e-.st,-
hshIue STATE highway commission
Ni.h lrooer ta improve the mann thor.
a,sashta-.-- fsf ths state
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ELECTION NOTICE

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yn: kaA 1 hzsss sn Cast - ~ e - tesnx se~
|eAeS isat tAke seAA lsn aee1 AzaE9 anu-a
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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
PRAISE for Land Board
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The people of Colorado are espec-
iaily under obligations to the Seven