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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-10-05
About the County
AURORA.

From the Times:
The Riyerview and Aurora baseball
teams FLASHED on the home ground
Friday and after the smoke of battle
had cleared away the score board
showed Aurora the winner by the
score of 9 to IS. Lakewood and
Dakin of Bookings composed the
battery for Aurora, and Andrew Far
ness and During for Riverview.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-10-05

On Monday morning Bruce was
taken by surprise when thirteen auto
mobiles, loaded with Nolga boosters,
came into town accompanied by the
\o,sa band. They made a short stop
I'm front of Walters new store build
ing where the band played a few
pieces and played them we'll. They
sounded fine in the early morning air,
and called out many complimentary
remarks from the BruCites.. They
We're oh their way to WATERFOWL and
expect TO make short stops at all the
smaller towns, get dinner at Water
town and then return by the way
of Hayti, Norden and other towns.
The object of this ride must have
been for pleasure as Nolga is not
large enough to hope to draw trade to
their town from the country and
towns visited.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-10-05

Last Thursday afternoon while
hitching them to a buggy, the team
of Joseph Carlson became badly
frightened. The neckyoke becoming
u~nfastened and dropping to the ground
caused the team to become frightened
thus starting off and making a circuit
Of the barn yards and nearby fences.
After some trouble the team was
extricatcd with no more serious JIM
iuries than a few wire cuts. Mr.. Carl
son and small nephew Enos El.md
who was in the buggy at the time of
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-10-05

Asher f. Pay, of Huron, well-known
by older residents of Brookings coun-
ty, has announced his intention to run
for secretary of state in the republi-
can primaries next June. Asher CON
tinues irrepressible. Not a bad man
by any means
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-10-05
81

From the Signal:
VI. O. Egstrom came from Sioux
Falls Monday night and returned
again Wednesday morning. He has
assumed the double responsibility of
station agent there and assistant in
the auditing department in the gen
eral offices of the company. He eX-
poets to manage both places salts.
lactorily, with the assistance of his
faithful helpers, John Borsvold and
Ernest Nobbs.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-10-05

The military work of the Royal
Neighbors was again eXemplified at
their last regular meeting in honor
of the adoption of Mrs. Gussie Early
and Miss Edna Ullom to beneficial
membership of the society. Refresh
ments were served as usual and gen
eral good time enjoyed by all present.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-10-05
E.

+ ON the Leader:
Brookings county again won first
premium on her State Fair Exhibit
when it was displayed in the Mitch
ell corn palace This ought to salts
~ all that the exhibit is a winner.
Now for the Chicago and show and a
lot of strong advertising for good old
BrOokingS county.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-10-05
BRUCE.

from the Herald
There is considerable talk about
making good roads these days. Brook
ings City had better start in on her
main business street. The only real
muddy place found during the rain
last Thursday, the last day of the fair,
was the main street of that city.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-10-05

The corn crop of this section has
turned out all right and some Of the
best corn ever raised in Brookings
county has been raised this season
At the county fair specimens of corn
were shown that would do credit TO
the eastern state Of Illinois, yea,
would excel some of the corn raised
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-10-05

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Chs, Soden's meat market and
lunch at Bushnell was burned
to ashes early Friday morning. The
fire was discovered about $3.50 in the
morning by people living next door,
but though alarm was Immediately
given it was found impossible to get
within the building 10 save anything.
Mr.. Soden's stock and fixtures, in
Guiding a soda fountain, were lost as
also his book accounts, which
amount to about $500. We under
stand that there was about $500 each
insurance on building and stock.
A surprise party was given Mrs. r.
A. Stevens last Thursday afternoon,
on the occasion of her birthday. In
fact. there appears to be an cpl
dcmic of surprise birthday parties,
and it is going TO be hard to work
a surprise soon unless they pass
someone up. This event was equally
as pleasant as any others. Hawks
took a photo Of the crowd, and this
week Frank Adams was exhibiting
II of them on the street, and point
ing out the genial doctor in the
midst of a bely Of females, he solemn
Iy said it was a picture Of brigham
Noupo and bfe ,vi-ss ~
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-10-05
VOLGA.

From tho Tribune.
The attractions at the Brookiugs
opera house last week took a mum
Der Of our people over each evening.
Messrs. Carlisle and Akin, managers
Of the BrooEings house, are giving
the people some very fine plays, but
he attendance is not as large as it
should be considering the high class
Of plays which are being given.
On Thursday of this week at the
West Sinai church occurred the wed
ding Of Miss Mary Clara Rensvold
and Mrs. Peter c. Thompson, the
Rev. Henrik Voldal, officiating. The
bride is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Rensyold and the groom is a
o Of Mr.. and Mrs. Claus ThOmp-
son and both Of the contracting par
ties are among the popular and
highly respected young people OF
Sinai township.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-10-05

the accident. sustained no injuries ex-
c'pting a few scratches about the
head and a bad scare.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
The Elite SPot Clean
 ing Pad 25c

This is a very handy article to have near you, and especial ly when on & trip. For remoW ing spots from clothing, etc, first saturate the pad with water and rub on the spot until 1t fathers freely and when it evapoTates 3 the spot will be gone. Very simple. isn't it2 Nicely put up in little plaid silk, rubber lined carrying purse. Just the thing for tray eIers. Special at 25c.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
Women's New NeckWedr
 Very Moderately priced

In planning ones spring wardrobe don't forget the importance of adding a few dainty bits ot neckwear for wear with the new waist or gown Pretty Collars and Bows range in price from 25c up  or dainty lawn trimmed
 prces rom ID to s1OO.
 New erOtcher Collars in effects. 25c 
 rancy Moline Bows and Ties 2sc up Toe.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
Newport Hose Sup
 pOrteYs Far Women

This is the best hose support CT that we have ever handled Especially good for silk and fine lisle hose as the hoso are supported by two bands which fasten both above ano below the knee without the usual clasp to grip the hose and rip them. Ali colors. On sale in our notion department. Special at pair T5c.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
Summer Cloves Kayser Make. Long and Short

whether gowns, sleeves demand ing g1aceui length gloves the long. tailored which clasp Glove adds just dainty elegance, needing their spring costumes date
 recommended the longest wearing. besides nttng market DouLie tips of the gioyeadd much to the life of the rnger urs generally first that in they the of the glove
 YouIf the you desire and size here
 short Two Clasp Gloves at 75c, $lOo and SIPS.
 10 Button Length Gloves at S125 and $l75
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30

At s7.0O. Pretty blue and white striped or blue and white plaid gingham dress es; either round or square low necks; lace yokes; kimona effect sleeves with shoulders and sleeves Of one piece Cufs are trimmed with harmonizins material in plain colors. Yoke, cuffs and belts are piped with white pi9ue. Every one of these dresses is 6 per feet little beauty. The materials are extra good and they are made exceed ingly well for dresses to sell at so low a price
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
The Phedoco Corset
For Ideal Figures

For Ideal Figures
 More of these corcct5 have arrived. This corset is we believe the best adapted for the perfect fit ting of the new gown. along fashions Hnes absolute comfort has not been thrust background contrary of comfortable corseis could recommend
 Of the principal charactertt tcs To make corset that perfectly comfortable while been the goal for which many corset maker strven. been attained the Phedoco every figure Prices iron SIPS up to S4UO Style I2l-for slender giriisa ngLres. Price Sl25- tall hgures; high brs long hips Price sou figure; medium high bust long hips Pl1ce Sl-Z5.
 Style z-For figures; medium high bust short hips t,rce sl.25.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
Women's Summer Shoes

They are Both Comfortable and Fashionable
 Dainty fashionable shoes, in the latest of this springs fashions, the kind you may often have de sired, but afraid that they would rot be comfort able. These shoes are made now so tbat they are try them on.
 suede, calf and patent leather and hole ties buckle cororsback white, brown gray pointed effects the types. all heels, up Cuban. Three styles of tps-the plain toe tip Iopuiar Youll find exactly the shoe pump want here Prices from s2.5o to $500
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
Wall Paper

You're sure 10 have one or more rooms that will need papering this spring When you have fully decided you will do well to come and see the splendid new lines of wall paper that we are now showing. Prices are most reason able here where quantity buying helps so much in IesseEing the prices. New co'oTinFs of tans. states anl iisHt and dark green in narrow and wide bor- ders. Double Rolls at 2oc. 25c., 3oc, S5e and 40c
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
Estra Size Suits For Stout Women

of the stout when 1t while larger proportions still charm of the straight lines that well sIghter -nannish suit fashionable with all of the fancy effectiveness. Prices s22.5O up $47.5O.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30

Values at Sl6-50 and SI9.5O There's question Dn our minds whether the suits offered by other stores at the same prices. would make an even favorable comparison with the suits We are offering at S16.50 and Sly.50. Advertisements bristle with su- perlatives lalding the high quality and reasonable prices Of the suits they of fer. All we ask is comparison. Our suits and prices will not suffer there from. You will find suits at these prices of fashionable blue and black serge with hanline stripes which are so popular; cream and white serge with black hair line stripes and plain colors. Ard test of til perhaps is tEe ex. of each suit. Every line is hne of fashion. Expert tailoring and fine materials combine to make them douhly dsirable.
 Suits at S25 to S35
 At these prices you'll find the finest Of the fine. No tHo suits alike and every one of them a bea uty. Suits made Of every fashion-favored maternal and with every detail of the new style clear ly brought out in every line. Serges and more serges-the hardy storm kind; worsteds, Engllsh suitings; novelty cloths-all here in such pretty and ex- elusive styles as to command your immediate admiration.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30

At s4.75 and $500 Are dainty dresses of blue gingham and cbambray. or special mention at s5.ee is a dress of light blue gingnam With white stripes; low Dutch neck. Yoke and sleeves are of one piece in plain light blue; ciGs and sleeves are trininled with hatJons and piped with white. Another al tnis price is of white lawn with fancy tucked V shaped yoke; lace collar and cuffs. The yoke. cuffs and belt are pIped with light blue. Splendid values at this price.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
Becoming Hats For The Little Misses

For years you'll find pretty hats set off the childish they attractveiy trimmed bows all coors Milan s most extensively.
 PrIces from g co to S6.00 to little dropping quaint little mushroom shapes br5s forgemenos plated rib used Milan basket and tap
 Prices from Sl0O to S4.00
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
......Pretty New Tub Dresses Just Here.

the other day and are surely the ptt little tub dresses that have and and
 t
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
Summer Rugs

Floor coverings that freshes the domi- clle like a breath of balmy spring air. Kobe Sanitary Rugs it. sizes DJ .5 feet, s1.75-6 by at s .00. Size by 12 feet $10.50.
 stencil Border Crex Rugs made of tough hbre and to stand lots Of wear. Size s by feet $7.0o Size 9 by 12 feet s13.50. Size 3 by SIPS.
 Reversible Washable Bath Room Rugs in colors. pink. tan. green and brown.
 30 by 60 fin. s175.
 24 ty 4S in SIPS.
 z7 by 2f iIl. s2.25.
 56 by 72 in $4-00. SEE THE SHETLAND PONY ON
 OUR PLATFORM EVERY
 SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
...... Alaska Refrigerators......

the res1ns for coming to
 of lumber which will danpness refrigerator falling
 
 lined giving perfect circulation of cold Q
 Removable pipe and trap insure absoe cleanliness
 moreth that will about and let as give you full deuonstrat of will be from S5 to lO5 b ice capacity at fo
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30

At s10oO are pretty little dresses made of natural colored linen with square lace yoke and collar. This dress is eabo rately trimmed with embroidered bands forming panel down both frOnt ana back Waist. collar and cuffs show delicate touch Of green. These dresae5 gre perfect fitting and aie far better valves at these prices than this or any other store has ever offered at this price. Other dresses equally as good values at prices in between.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30

Isn't this love of dress" Said woma to friend while viewing display of those popular rock with round low neck hmona sleeves very stng popular Bulgarian effect embroidery piped with a pretty gde i crushed blue mossaine Sz0o pink and light blue with the oro.dered in black. black
 rrE S3450 AND SS550.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
Han1nocks

Every man or wofrau that has a shady spot on their porch or on the lawn win want a hammock If you cone 10 this store for your choosing youll have more hanmocks and a g. esIer p,Ice range to SC ect from than all other stores combined have 10 offer.
 'Arawana' hammocks in every pret- ty coioTine or combination with prices ranging from S2.00 on up 10 $500
 swinging Porch Hammocks at prices from Sf1.50 up 10 Sl6 %
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
Peerless Freezers

Most every one of you has heard of the Peerless Freezer and quite a few of you have had experience with them. Just few words in explanation
 Peerless Freezers have been chosen by us, after experience with other freesers. as the most economical, easiest operating. quickest freezing freezer on the market. In all sizes from ] to if qlarts at prices from S2.O0 up to s16.00.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30

Every Woman who these hght cool linen suS VIII want on and there many reasons why she should. They practble and most reasonably priced
 
 every attracuyey pree you'll pretty may suits fancy o a  lowest the highest you'll aespendd values
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30

It's time were giving thought to our co are almost upon us Better be prepared for them Below solve the problem.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-01
SCHEDULE FOR BASKETBALL.
Commercial League Series to Com
nence This Evening.

The first games Of a series to be
played by the Commercial Basketball
league recently organized at the Call
umet Y. NJ. c. A. will be played this
evening. The following schedule of
games has been arranged:
March 1-Curto VS.. Paine, Weber
& Co, . 80. Laurium State w. First
National, $40. Frimodig versus NJ.
& NJ. $50.
March S-Laurium State VS.. Firm
odig. NJ & M VS.. Curto. First Ma
tional VS. Paine, Weber & Co.
March 15-Laurium State VS.. NJ. &
NJ. Frimodig VS. p. w. & Co. Curtc
VS.. First National.
March 22-Curto VS.. Frimodig. FRS
National VS.. M. & M p. WI & Co. VS.
Laurium State.
March 29-P. w. & Co. VS.. NJ. & NJ
Curto vs.. Laurium State. First Ma
tional VS.. Frimodig.
April 5-Laurium State VS.. frs
National. NJ. & NJ. VS.. Frimodig. p
w. 4 Co. vs. Curto.
April 12--lM. & NJ. VS.. Curto. FRS
National VS.. p. w. & Co. Frimodii
VS.. Laurium State.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-01
AT LEAST -FOUR
ARE IN Field
JOSEPH ]. cuRTo is THE LATEST
ASPIRANT FOR THE OFFICE
OF TRUSTEE IN RED
JACKET.

Joseph ]. Curton. announced this
afternoon that he is candidate for
the office of trustee OF the village of
Red Jacket, to MI the vacancy caused
by the retirement of Edward Ulseth.
Mr.. Curto was born and raised in
this village, and is one of its best
known residents. He has been active
ly engaged I'm politics for many years,
and his friends believe he will make
a strong candidate.
The other candidates whose an
Monuments have already been pub
Iished, are Martin Messner, Frank
Kinsman and John II. Johnson.
The caucus will be held tomorrow
evening in the Red Jacket townhall,
commencing at o'clock. Frank II.
Schumacher will preside. Mr.. Schuma-
ker is a candidate TO succeed himself
for the presidency, and will meet with
no opposition as far as can be learned.
Councilman Mcclure and Sunich are
also going to make another run for
re- election, and will likely receive no
opposition. NltIN filiS' iINdSui VI
Ryan and Assessor winners are all
eligible for reelection, and will re-
ceive no opposition.
A week from saturday, March IL,
has been set as registration day. and
the following Monday, March l3. the
election will take place. 1t Is believed
that quite a number will register this
spring, many residents having be
come citizens since the last regular
registration and election.
Tomorrow nights caucus promises
to be largely attended. Considerable
interest has been aroused in the viii
lage over the fight for the vacant
trusteeship, and friends of the candi-
dates are going to be out in force.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-01
LIGHT VOTE Is BEING
CAST AT PRIMARY TODAY

A primary election for the purpose
of placing i'm nomination candidates on
the Republican and Democratic tickets
for the office of circuit court judge for
the counties OF Houghton, Keweenaw
and Baraga. is being conducted I'm CAL
umet and other towns i'm the copper
country today.
Up to the noon hour voting was re-
ported very light in all of the Calu-
met precincts. IL is expected that a
heavy vote will be polled this after
noon, however, as all of the local mines
granted their employees half-holiday
that they might cast their votes.
Interest is very keen in the election
in Calumet, and the result of the count
tonight will be awaited eagerly not on
ly by the candidates themselves, but
by the voting public generally.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-01
lORIMER WINS; VOTE 46 TO 40
Continued from Page 1

tute resolution, but Senator Burrows
announced today, as far as he was
concerned, the Senate will vote on the
Beveridge measure.
The agreement reached yesterday
was i'm connection with the Beverage
resolution, and the friends of Lorimer
say they have no desire to interfere
with the order of the Senate.
When the Senate met, Senator Stone
insisted upon a full reading of the
long journal of yesterday and upon a
minute attention to the details. On
Senator owen of Oklahoma secured
the floor and began a speech in oppo-
sition to Lorimer. Before owen began
his speech, Senator Beveridge had
shown a disposition to hasten, rather
than impede the procedure. He re-
fused to permit the transaction Of any
other than necessary business. Owen
In the course of his speech insisted
there was corruption and bribery in
the election of Lorimer. He read long
message from Governor Deneen max
| ing a categorical reply to all of Lori
mer's allegations concerning the gov
ernor. owen concluded at 1920 an6
was Immediately followed by Senator
| Simmons of North Carolina in defens,
of Lorimer He contended the evi.
dence was insufficient to show tn,
election was accomplished by bribery
Lorimer then took the floor to reply L
Deneen's telegram owen had read.
Lorimer concluded at 1850 anC
was Immediately followed by Senator
Smith OF Michigan. in opposition.
When Smith stopped speaking at Ill
p. m, LaFollette took the floor in OPP
position TO Lorimer.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-01
THIRTY. DAY SENTENCE.

A thirty-day sentence without the
option of a fine was meted out by Jus
tice g. O. Jackola yesterday afternoon
To William Saari, who was arrested
on a charge of non-support ana
drunkenness on a complaint issued by
his daughter Esther, in behalf of her
mother. Saari, who is said TO be an
old offender, has been working IN the
woods all winter and it is alleged he
neglected entirely TO provide for the
support of his family.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-01
TO RETURN BOOKS FRIDAY.

Township Treasurer Lahore stated
this morning that it will require just
two days to complete the tax collec-
tons before making his returns t.
County Treasurer ED. G.. Rashleigh
He will be in the NJ. q NJ. bank unit
Friday of this week to receive money
from those who have not already paid
Treasurer Lamore believes that tho
delinquent list will be small, and tina
it will compare favorably with pas
returns.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-01
To Form Debating Class.

Before the meeting closed, the ques-
ton was taken up of selecting de-
batting class to represent the Calu-
met high school in debates with the
Houghton. Hancock, Painesdale, and
Lake Linden schools. The PROPOSE
ton met with hearty support and it
will be taken up with the other high
schools of the county at once.