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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-01-19
PRESTON

Ragna Moe is working at John
Shoemaker's at present.
Miss Bessie Haroldson of Taber, Ia,
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. P, Es-
tergard.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Loomis took
Sunday dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Levitt.
Leo Cotton and Arthur Fish accom-
panied Mr.. Grape of Bruce, to Chi
cage this week,
p. Nylander of Estelline, Is spending
a few days at the home of his daugh'
ter, Mrs. Percy Hall.
August Norman of Watetrown. is
spending a week visiting at the home
of his sister, Mrs. c. Lofgren.
Miss Blanche Cotton spent the last
week visiting with her sister, Mrs
Herbert Goodfellow, near Lake Oak.
wood.
All-day meetings were held at the
Mission church Saturday and Sunday,
The church was dedicated Sunday af.
ternoon.
Misses Alice Nylander and Agnes
Johnson and Johnny Nylander visited
with friends and relatives in this To-
cality the first part of last week.
Last Friday evening about twenty
Of Chan Westrum's young friends met
at Will Bohnhoff's home. where he is
staying. and tried their best to sur
prise him. Everybody enjoyed them
selves in spite Of the TACT that Tommy
Fish did not arrive.
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whore several of his %neighbors made
him an unexpected visit. presenting
them with a heating stove.
The "Igeforeniug' of Lake Sinai
church had their annual sale last Sat.
urday evening. The sale and supper
brought about 500. Everything sold
high. Joe paum bought "a pillow for
5000. and Lewis Larson gave $3.50
for "a little doll
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Sinai
church held their annual meeting in
the church January 6. The t~reasurer's
report showed that they had made
during the year, 1918 and some cents.
They gave 800 to home and 800 TO
foreign missions, and $50 was given
to Eugene ROutiere. The balance was
distributed among other institutions.
Mrs. O. p. Mattison was reelected
president for the south district, Mrs.
Hans Erickson for the north. Mrs.
Ole slime was reelected treasurer,
Mrs. ole A. Quail, reelected secretary.
Eugene Routiere preached in Sinai
church January 6, also January 8 in
the morning and in Bangor in the ai-
teruoou. IN the evening he left for
Minneapolis, where he will finish his
theological studies next summer, af
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SINAI.

Otto Myhres has gone back to
Minneapolis.
J. b. Johnson is on the sick list
with a severe cold.
Lewis Borsvold started to attend
school last Tuesday.
Henry Mattison. who is at Volga
hospital. is improving.
Ole Slime Wen 10 Oldham last Sat
urday to visit his son, John.
Ole Erstad and Tor Nelson are at
tending court this week as jurors.
Ole p. Mattison shipped another car
of hogs to Sioux City last Tuesday.
Henry Madison is home again from
Volga hospital. and feels all right after
the operation.
Albert Erstad accompanied Otto
Borsvold to Canton college, where he
will become a student.
N. o. Borsvold, Carl o. johnson
and August Peterson have been busy
collecting money for another supply
of books for our church library.
A very sociable day was spent at C.
Halvorson's home last Sunday, it be-
ing his 10th birthday. A large number
OF neighbor5 and friends had been in
vited.
Frank Heath, our hotel keeper, has
opened a lunch counter in connection
with the hotel, where warm meals
can be had at reasonable figures ut
all hours.
Rev. L. X. Aaberg. our former pas.
tor, recently visited at Arlington and
Bangor. preaching at both places. We
wonder why he did not favor us with
his presence.
We stated In our last correspond
ence that Ed Severson was sent to the
Yankton asylum. That was an error
He is quite poorly though, and may
have to be sent there.
The G. and II. G. Halvorson fam
lies and Mr.. Reuter- spent a pleas
sn4 evening at the home Of N. o.
Borsyold Saturday evening. Sunday
4hey Waited Arne Hope.
Saturday evening another gathering
took place at odin Johnson's home.
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LAKE HENDRICKS.

Albert Johnson has been on the sick
list for the past week.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Is. S. Gro
foot 4 10y, last Wednesday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jay p. Bo-
gen, a girl, Sunday morning.
Miss Mary Winsness is at present
working at Clear Lake, S. d.
louise and Carl Johnson and Jens
HeXem visited at S. J.. Mems Sun
day.
Miss Tina Minness is at present
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Peter Digre.
Peder Sandro and Ed Moen have
been visiting friends and relatives in
this vicinity the past week.
Ole MINES departed for Brookings
the first part of the week to act as
Juror a. this session of court.
Choir met at Ed Kosberg's for their
rehearsal Saturday evening. A good
attendance and lively practice is re-
ported
Mrs. Peder Nelson and son., of Hen.
bricks, have been spending the last
week with Mrs. Nelson's father, Nils
Forseth, and family.
The Young Peoples meeting in the
Singsaas church Sunday was Well at
tended, which speaks highly of the
young !o.ks, considering the weather
and roads.
Andrew Ronning hauled out a load
of coal for district 70 last Saturday.
mis- cold wea'LCc takes a lot of fuel
in places where the wind strikes with
such force as it does on a t~reeless
school ground.
The following pupils in district No.
70 have been neither tardy MOI absent
the month ending January 6: Anna
and Oscar Winsness, Betsey and Ole
Minness, Ida and Henry Johnson.
Anna Winsness and Betsey Minness,
faithful little workers, have not been
absent or tardy this term.
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PRAIRIE HOME e.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Evans were out
at their farm Sunday.
Or. Hyde made a professional call
at the homes Of Lars Alrick and Mr..
Schultz Sunday afternoon.
Carl Bromauder and family We're en-
tertained mt The home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Larson Sunday afternoon.
Roy and Harry Sloan aud sister,
Sadie. were visitors at the home Of
Claud Chapman Sunday afternoon.
Axel Carlson Of Whiting. la, ar
rived Saturday morning and is the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. Chas. Larson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Blakley enter
tanned relatives Saturday evening to
an oyster supper. All had a good
time.
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OSLO.

Vivian Velmont was a county seat
visitor Thursday.
III NJ. Fraley has been on the SICK
list a few days the past week.
Matte Sundet spent a few days the
last of the week visiting at The home
Of her sister, MS. Ed Rogholt, Of
Volga.
Minnie Magistad and %nephews, Earl
and Rayo Fraley. spent a couple Of
days last week visiting relatives and
friends at Arlington.
A number OF young people Of oslo
attended the party given at The home
Of the Westrum brothers, Friday
evening. Refreshment were served
and all went home during the e
hours OF morning, feeling that they
had enjoyed themselves immensely.
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Rev. j. NJ. Pengeny, who has haan
pastor OF the Baptist church for tho
past three years, has sent in his resig.
nation, to take effect January 81. and
has accepted a call as pastor of tho
church at Toulon, III. Toulon is lo.
Gated near Peoria and is a hustlinp
town of about 1000 and the county
seat. The church there has the larg.
est congregation in the city and the
largest Sunday school in the county
and it has had only two pastors in the
last twenty-five years. Mr.. Pengelhy
has had a successful p~astorate her.
and the local church has Increased
considerably in numbers during the
three years he has been here, and he
and his estimable family have made
many warm friends who will regre,
their departure from the city. The
Baptist congregation has made ar.
engagements with DR.. Horace ". Til
den of Pierre, to supply the pulpit
here for a few months.
T. O. Bogstie and o. b. Utigard
came up from Bookings Monday and
spent a day in our town visiting with
friends. Nj. BOgstie spent his entire
time with his town friends while Mr..
Utigard drove out to his farm in
Argo to see that everything was right
side up and his renter, Harry Green,
vas not wanting for anything, as he
and his good wife will leave Brook
ings next week for Hemet, Cal, for a
visit with his father, his brother,
Knute, and sisters and +. O. Eggen
and family. They will spend three or
four months in the coast country and
expect to visit X. A. Gullickson and
family a WetaskiWin, Canada, before
returning home. Mr.. Utigard's term
2s register Of deeds Of BrOOkings
county expired the first Of the year
after four years service, and with
about twenty-five years of farming on
top of this he thinks he is entitled to
a few months rest.-TOronto Herald.
NermilliOn merchants, a few of
them, made an investment the other
day in a kind Of advertising particular
ly ~patronized by Yankton tradesmen.
A stranger drifted in and within a few
hours got $25 or $50 worth of adyer-
Using contracts for a railway time
card which was to be stuck up in a
few conspicuous places about town.
Then he went down to the depot to
get the time card, o~stensibly, and has
never come back. Those who put up
S. apiece for a card that would hardly
have been worth ) cents if it had been
put up, are now wondering if the
stranger fell in the Vermillion river
while fishing through the ice. or
whether he has wandered off in a tenn
porary lapse Of memory. Anyway, he
is gone and a bunch who would prob
ably be heartbroken at spending %
cents for legitimate advertising, are
in mourning. He missed a big bet il
not coming to Yankton, for if there
IS anything this old burg just dotes
on it is fence signs and fakirs. A live
n could get the profits of our holi-
day trade merely for the asking
Yankton Herald.
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Local and Personal


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Mice Grace 1IaroL returned to her
homo M Elkton Yesterday morning.
af+or a sbo,t visit with Miss Henrietta
Kremar
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tom Sun was down Saturday to see
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.ountry Correspondence

Tha Register desires d correspondent In every town
shIo in the county. II your township Is not fcpresen'Fi
write us and we will send you the necessary suam."G
nnyeioneR and paper. All correspondence must bt sIthe'
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Statement of the Condition OF
THE BANK OF BROOKINGS
of Brookings, s. ID.

At the close of business on January Z,
1911. Date Of call by examiner, January 10.
1911. Date of report by bank, january II,
1911.
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A DISAPPOINTMENT.

The last session OF congress has
been a disappointment to the republi-
cans. The next congress is to be dem
ocratic and republicans held high
hopes that something of Importance
would be accomplished for the people
before the republican majority was
forced to abdicate. Instead the time
has largely been filtered away by long
winded speeches by Beverage and 9th
ers and very little of Importance has
been accomplished outside of the pass
age of the appropriation bills. From
now on the country must depend for
legislation upon democratic house
and republican senate, which COM
.bination is usually productive of moth
ing at all. 1t is to be regretted that
faction has taken the place of party,
TO so great an extent that republican,
ism has been rendered innocuous and
that so many congressman and SEN
ators have allowed their dislike for
the president and all that be may
propose to carry away their better
judgment.
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Miss Bertha Gessmann is spending
the week in Manila with her sister.
Mis-. James Mcmahon.
Mrs. Johnnie McGinn returned home
Tuesday from three weeks visit with
relatives at Delhi, Iowa.
Mrs James Tate and daughter Ma
donia returned Monday from Vail,
where they had been visiting this
week with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Costello.
Mrs. John Hollander spent several
days with Mrs. Henry Peterson this
week
Miss Lizzie McNertney went to Dun
lap Thursday for an extended visit
with relatives.
A number of friends were enter
tanned at the John TryOn home Tues
day evening in honor of Miss Sarah's
fourteenth birthday.
The Mieckley brothers shipped car
of hogs to Omaha Thursday, Rudolph
Mieckley going with the shipment.
Nrs. Francis McSorley and son were
PLEASANT visitors at the Frank Com
tRlk home Sunday.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newcom went to
Deloit Wednesday and spent the day
with her parents, S. d. Newton and
ary
Miss Tend Nelson went back to her
work at Manning last Tuesday after
three weeks visit with her parents
David G. Anderson returned from a
visit with his uncle. Will Anderson,
of Hinton, Iowa. a week ago Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Paulson came
down from Sioux City to attend the
funeral of his brother, Olaf Pauson.
Mr.. Fred Smith was passenger to
Denison Thursday
On Wednesday night, about two
o'clock, occurred the sad death of Mr..
Olof Paulson at his home two miles
north of Boyer. His death was caused
by erysipelas. He was sick about
eight days. Mr.. Paulson was born
at MISUNDERSTANDING, Sweden, June
IA, 1851, and came to Sac county, Iowa
in 1880. In 1886 he was married to
Johanna Louisa Stahl, and to this
union were born fourteen children,
six having died in infancy. His wife
" 40 ShiiSo hoiAV lOui stdlS oeD'
TENDER. He leaves to mourn his loss
eight children: Ernest Carl, Arthur,
Arvin, Alger. Della, Edith and Alvin,
the youngest being seven years of age.
In addition to his children Mr. Paul
son is survived by one grand child,
two full brothers, Charlie, of Sioux
City, and Nels, of Odebolt, and four
half-brothers and one half-sister. The
funeral was held at the home at two
o'clock Friday, Rev. Christensen of
the Swedish Lutheran church officiat-
ing, after which the body was laid to
rest in the Lutheran cemetery. Mr..
Paulson was well known in this com
munity as kind father and Il good
neighbor, and the sympathy of host
of friends goes out to the father and
motherless children. May Goo com
fort them in their loss.
Fanny Woolston was in Denison be-
tween trains Saturday.
Listen to the Wedding Bells
On Wednesday. February 18Th, at
high noon occurred the marriage of
Mr. Henry Brown and Miss Anna An
derson at the home of the brides
brother Elwood Anderson, Rev. Dali
berg, of Odebolt, performing the cere.
mony The bride and groom left on
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the afternoon train for Denison, Oma-
ha and Sioux City They will be at
home after March LIST five miles south
of Odebolt on the Hanson farm. We
extend congratulations and best wish
eS.
Mr.. Albert Diersen and Miss Martha
Dobbort were quietly married at Den
ison Wednesday, February 22d. We
congratulate.
Ernest Paulson came down from
Smithland Thursday to attend the
funeral of his father.
Carl Paulson left for Smithland on
Wednesday morning, but was called
home the next day.
Next Sunday afternoon Rev. Wall
will preach on the subject, Can a
Person be Christian and Play Cards
and Dance?" Every one invited and
especially the young people.
Mrs. c.. S. Johnson is staying at
kiron, taking care of her mother who
is on the sick list.
Miss Edna Nelson, of district No.
l, Stockholm township, closed sue
cessful term Of school last Tuesday.
Miss fanny Woolston is a proud
owner of a beautiful piano, this being
valentine present to her and nice
one it is, too.
Mrs. Fred Reicy, of Kiron, has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Dobbert, a
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few days this week, returning home on
Friday accompanied by her sister.
Mrs. Albert Deirson.
Arthur Paulson transacted business
in Odebolt Saturday.
Nellie Nelson returned home from
a three weeks stay at Frank Wool
stons Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Blunt and Mrs.
John Dickman and Mr.. Cook, of Clin-
ton county, are the guests at the John
Sykes home this week.
Carl Kuhlberg was a Denison caller
between trains Tuesday. What's up,
Carl?
Mrs. S. S. Johnson and daughter re-
turned from Kiron Thursday.
Mr.. Gust Anderson and Olof John
son each shipped two car loads of
stock to Chicago Saturday night.
Sammie Newcom went to Smithland
Friday morning to visit his sister and
many friends at that place.
Gus Anderson, who lives south of
Boyer, lost valuable young COW one
day last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. julius Thiedemann at
tended the Bornhoft-Thiedeman we'd
ding last Wednesday.
Mrs. Patrick E. Gallagher was visit
ing with Denison relatives and friends
d few days last week.
Mr.. Herman jain is still quite sick.
His friends hope for his early recOv.
cry
Mrs Herman Christians las been
improving the past week.
Henry Manner sold some nice hogs
to Gary and Voss Thursday.
All the young folks that attended
the dance in Vail reported real nice
time.
Mr.. Tom Bell had one of the best
sales this winter.
Fritz and Emma Gehlson visited at
Henry Hammers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Aug Winebrandt spent
Sunday at the home of their daughter,
Mrs Fred Plotz.
Walter Weise was a Carroll caller
Monday.
Last Friday was the time everybody
took his best girl to the entertainment
which was given at the Five Mile
House. They reported that the pro
gram could not have been beaten and
the dance afterwards was greatly en-
joyed by all.
Mr.. Charles Hammer was Vail
business visitor Saturday.
Mr.. Hans Voss returned Saturday
from a weeks visit in the big city.
Joe Coats and VIM. Harrington were
transacting business in Harlan the
past week.
Pat E. Gallagher was transacting
business in Denison Monday last.
Mrs. Fred F'itzsimmonS still re-
mains quite sick.
Miss Alma Hannamann spent Sun
day at the home of her parents.
Mrs. Tom Whiting is helping care
for her mother, Mrs. Lockner, who is
quite sick.
VIM. Albert visited at the James
Bremner home Tuesday and attended
the Mcleod sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Boyle and fam
lily, of South Dakota, visited at the
home of their daughter Mrs Andrew
Gallagher, the past week.
Miss Allie NJ. Brockelsby visited
with relatives and friends in the city
Of Omaha a few days last week.
All the young folks who gathered at
the home of John Kearney Sunday
evening greatly enjoyed the dance.
Mrs. Peter Jurgenson visited at the
home of her son, Louie Lohrman, a
few days last week as he was quite
sick.
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A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Wright last Monday. We
congratulate them.
". F. Meyer shipped carload of
machinery and household goods to
BoXholm, Iowa, last Saturday, where
he is going to make his future home
Zeph Fienholdt purchased the farm
on which he lived and will move the
first of March,
, Henry fisherman and Max Lips
ky were callers at the county seat on
Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tebbe were Char
ter Oak visitors last Friday.
Miss Anna kuell spent several
days with her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jurgen Detlefsen.
Miss Lillian Doherty attended the
funeral of a friend at Manila Satur
day.
Fred Lipsky spent Saturday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schriber
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boettger and
daughter. Mildred, Mr. and Mrs. Jur-
gen Detlefsen, Messrs. Fred and Max
Lipsky and Adolph Bohm spent Sun
Gay at the fisherman home.
Miss Mamie kavanaugh, of Dun
lap, gave her regular music lessons
here Thursday.
Mrs. Ed Urbine visited at the New
kirk home Saturday afternoon.
Grandma Mahoney is quite i'll at
this writing, but we all hope for a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Fred Boettger and daughter,
Mildred, visited with Mrs. Henry Rust
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Cora Tillett visited at her
home in Dow City over Sunday.
Major Morse, our hog buyer, went
to Chicago Saturday with three car
loads of hogs.
Ora McElwain purchased the quar-
ter section of Bert McElwain, known
as the Riessen farm and is now build.
ing house thereon. VIM. Noxell of
Charter Oak, is doing the carpenter
work.
William Vogt and Henry Fredericks
each sold car load of hogs to Major
Morse and received the top price for
them.
Mr.. Ed Urbine, our station agent is
soon to be changed to Lake Andes, S.
d.
The baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Doherty, who has been sick. is slowly
improving at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kuell and fam.
lily spent Thursday at the Tebbe home.
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Henry Scheuermann returned home
with his sister, Mrs. Johannes Han
sen.
Willie Steinkeuhler was a visitor at
the John Hollander home Sunday.
Henry Petersen and family moved
to Manila last Friday.
Frank Costello and Paul Tate were
callers at the j. H. Heeren home il.
Coon Grove Sunday.
| Miss Lucy Kane closed her school,
at district No. 3 last Saturday. She
has returned to her home near Buck
Grove
Mrs. Alice Costello was a Sunday
visitor at the parental home.
Miss Ida Hollander returned from
weeks visit With relatives at Har-
Ian Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hamann are
visiting with the latter's sisters fam
lily near Manning.
Fred Meyer returned to his home
in Minnesota last Thursday after Wis
iting the past two weeks with relatives
and friends here.
Willie Mieckley spent Friday with
Chef Norman.
Miss Marie Palmer gave a box Soc
ial at her school last Friday evening,
which proved to be success in every
way, the proceeds being somewhere
near SIS.
A number OF friends and relatives
were entertained at the August LOeWe
home on Sunday, the occasion being
her birthday.