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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-02-15
WHITE TO VOTE ON LICENSE.

White has taken steps to have the
license question submitted to the
voters at the spring election. The
town has been without a saloon for
nearly the entire period Of it's ex-
istence, but those favoring license be-
lieve they have a chance to carry Ii
ems this year. The temperance ele-
ment will oppose the movement to
voters, and in the effort to prevent
the license element securing a suf1-
cient number of signatures to an cleo
ton petition threatens 10 have pub
lished the names Of all the men who
sign the petition.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-02-15
APPRECIATES NEWSPAPERS.

We are in receipt of a copy Of the
Hollywood Citizen, published at Holly
wood, Cal, which is the home of Mr..
and Mrs. II. e. Lloyd, former well
known Brookings people. On the
front page we notice in large type the
fact that the Hollywood commercial
club formally endorses the proposal
of the Citizen to issue a progress edi-
ton booming Hollywood. These wide
awake western people evidently APP
preciate the value of a newspaper to
the town. From the same issue we
also get the following item of inter
est to Brookings people: During the
past week, Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Lloyd
Of 329 Florence Avenue, c~harmingly
entertained several Los Angeles and
South Dakota friends. Many auto
mobile rides were enjoyed, and the
guests were entertained in various
other ways. They were delighted with
Hollywood's climate and the beauti-
full foothill view. The recipients of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd's pleasing hospi-
tally were Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Harte
and Mrs. Nellie White Of Bookings,
South Dakota; and Prof. and Mrs. r.
B. McClenon and G.. J. Collier OF Los
Angeles"
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-02-15
GRAND MASTER COMING.

Chas. l.. Brockway, Grand Master
A. F. & A. M. Of the State of South
Dakota. will be in Brookings on Feb
ruary 22nd to visit the local lodge as
we'll as the Masonic bodies of Elkton,
White, Volga and Estelline which
have been invited to attend. The
lodge will be opened at Q p. m. and
continues in session the rest Of the
afternoon and evening. A lunch will
be served in the dining room at 6 p.
m. The work OF the first three de-
grees will be exemplified by the va
rious Masonic bodies present and
topics of general interest to Masons
will be discussed.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-02-15
. TO OPEN.

E. p. Gorendt Of Albert Lea, Mimi,
this week purchased the Brookings
creamery plant and will open up for
business some time next month. In
the mean time the plant will be
thoroughly overhauled and put in the
best possible shape. Mr.. Gorendt is
a practical creameryman of experience
and a graduate Of the Minnesota agri.
cultural school. The home creamery
is one OF the best friends the farmer
has and 1t should be well supported.
Mr.. Gorendt. who is a nephew Of M.
D. Orhrans. will move his family here
next week.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-02-15
OLD RESIDENT BURIED.

The funeral Of Hans o. Tote, who
passed away at his home northwest
OF the city on Wednesday OF last week.
was held from the Lutheran church
Monday afternoon and was attended
by a large number of friends and
neighbors. The interment was in the
Lutheran cemetery. Mr.. Tote was
one OF the old and highly respected
residents OF the county. He was
fifty-six years Of go. A wife and
seven children survive him.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-02-15
MILITARY BAND CONCERT.

Tomorrow friday night, the State
College Military Band will render the
program, as given below, in one of
the best concerts of its kind ever
given in Brookings. This is an event
which you do not want to miss. Re-
served seats, 75c at Kendall's. Cen
eral admission, soc; children, 35c.
Following is the program:
/. March IS. D. S. G.. Booster
Club Christensen
2. Overture Poet and Peasant"
8. Barcarolle from "Tales of Hoff-
mann Offenbach
Miss Cathcart, Mrs. Roberts, Messrs.
Ender and Sloan.)
4. Descriptive "The Battle of San
Juan Hill" Sweet
5. "The Old Home Down on the
Farm Harlow
(Trombone Solo-Chief Musician
Pratt.)
6. Waltzes "The Lion and the
z. Suite Antony and Cleopatra"
Gruenwald
l.. In the Arbor.
II. Dance OF the Nubians.
III. Solo Dance.
w. AnIony's Victory.
8. ~ Would Linger" (Romeo and
Juliet Gounod
Vocal Solo-Miss Cathcart.)
8. Selection from "The Goddess OF
Liberty" Howard
10. (a) slippery Sam" .. Barnard
(b) "Semper Fidelis" >. Sousa
"Star Spangled Banner"
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-02-15
PROCEEDINGS OF
COMMISSIONER
COUNTY BOARD HOLDS ITS REGU.
LAR MONTHLY MEETING
LAST WEEK
COURT HOUSE CARETAKtR APPOINTED
William Mckee of Brookings, Given
Position-Other Business of
County Disposed of
Adjourned session, Feb. 6, 1911

Adjourned session, Feb. 6, 1912.
The Board of County Commission
ers of %Brookings County, South Da-
kota met pursuant to adjournment at
the office of the county auditor at the
court house in the City of Bookings
on Tuesday, February 9th, 1912, A. D.,
at one o'clock, p. m.
Members present: Lewis Johnson,
chairman, C. II. Davis, J. l.. Jarvis,
r. o. Tollefson and Thos. Kidman.
The county auditor present as clerk.
The chairman called the board to or
der and stated that the board would
now proceed to the opening of bids
for the %janitor of the court house
and grounds. The following bids we're
on file and were opened publically by
the board:
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-02-15

The Board on motion deferred ac-
ton on the selection of a ~janitor UNI
til 2 o'clock, p. m, February 18th, 1912.
The Board on motion adjourned as
County Commissioners and organized
as a County Board of Education with
Superintendent of Schools, Gertrude
Stedman as chairman, and took up
for consideration petition of Emil
Svane and others for a change OF
boundary in school districts, No. 81
and No. SO, detaching the N. E. IA of
section 20, twp. 112, Range So from
Dist. No. 81 and attaching the same
to District No. SO. After the same
had been duly considered the Board
on motion rejected the said petition.
On motion the County Board of Edu-
cation adjourned as such, n con-
vened as a Board of County Commits
sioners.
MIR. Jarvis submitted the follow
ing resolution and moved it's adop-
JUL. hClSdO, thS ~
ISOLATED Artists for Furnishings for
the new Court House was accepted
by the Board on the 4th day OF Jan
uary, 1912, and said Associated Art
lists have been duly notified Of ac-
c~eptance of said bid, and contracts
forwarded to said firm for it's sigma
ture, but that said Associated Artists
have neglected and refused to enter
into contract for completion of said
work as proposed by them in said
bid.
Now, therefore, it is hereby re-
solved by the Board of County Com
missioners that the certified check
deposited by said Associated Artists
for the sum of Twenty-Five and 80
100 Dollars is declared forfeited to
the County of Brookings and the
county auditor is hereby directed to
present said check for payment and
collect the same.
The motion to adopt the foregoing
resolution was seconded by Mr.. Da-
Wis and put to a vote. The result of
the vote was as follows: Davis, aye;
Jarvis, aye; Tollefson, aye; Kidman,
aye; Johnson, aye. The resolution
was by the chairman declared adopt
ed.
The Board then took up for con-
s~ideration the next lowest bid for
Furnishings, that of Boutell Bros.
It was moved end seconded the Bou-
tell Bros, of Minneapolis, be awarded
contract for Furnishings, provided for
in the plans and specifications, at
Six Hundred Fifty-two ($652.00) Dol
lars, based on accepting deduction as
per clause No. 4 Of proposal. On roll
call all voted aye.
The contractors, ]. B. Nelson o
struction Co., agreed to allow the
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
II City TAX sale for General Taxes Of 1911.


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J. Freedman Randolph, Houghton section OF the Brush
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| n r cbappe $. W. Center. last named sub, .
n crrninqham s Madison. Houghton section of the
Brq p1nzd d"rP Building Co.. Madison Governor and
Judges Madison last named sub .........e
r. plaza building Co., s. Madison, last named sub,
chonotan e. woodward. sub Of lot so. wnders
sub Of lots and -, ,,iich Wood
I,ctv prevention Cruelty TO Chifdreh OF Ho"' y
wsrd P@ rear n io2 IS n of 2l245 It. Of 900 IT,
~ lying w. adjoining John st
,ym C. Ne~lin woSdwsrd 8 Y OF farA lot 70 "'nk
e. OF anu g. 1915 IT. OF O. so r.. of W go n
=. uavt e. woodward. Williams sub OF lot and MY
3014 IT. VI ''' 30 IT, OF .. 81 n.
,.nrsen e woodward. Patrick McGinnis sub Of
,,s = g. S, s. T. and OF MeCunes SUD. Oh part
Of Fr''' sec . rear rear e &c e e.
rear e. n. Of N. 30 a.
~, patcs e woodward. Loves sub OF lot L. a sec
~ w. Sv1Ss q Woodward last named snb............
e. W Rates e woodward last named sub
g. "Sf,~ger e. woodward. Frazer and Moiaug sso
NJ Inc w 29T n Of n sbf y OF ihe
o. iS2o ~. OF lbs ~ of ~ $50 r. OF sec ~ ..evv
THOMAS ard Wagner. = Woodward Thomas wagner
.g s, Of e.. hs .s % ~ ~ ~. q Of sSs Is
sive and a.. the 10 Of Motifs sub o. pert oL
40 srres OF s. all Of the sub OF the ioeee 49,
Tract >.
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FIRST wARD-tco.si.-.a,
observation-disclosures

r. ID. Kay. King, named Observation-Disclosures.
C. ID. Josn, 8. King. Observation-Disclosures.
X Warner. n King. last named sub 10 IT.
W. 20
d. d. Vessels King. Beamer and Fraer's sub. or q
part OF lot and A. 10000 Acre Tract.e It.
L yrmin King, last named sub. ,........w 10 IT,
H. ~ Warren, o. Hobrook, JOS n. McLaughlins sub. OF
the WY 1922 fr. OF the OF lot and the WHY
I4szsz fr OF lot D. OF the sub. Of "a a. 10000
. . W.
e. w childs. Jr- Holbrook sub.
O. W. Childs. Jr .. Holbrook last named sub
Frazer and Mclaughlin Josephine, Frazer and Me-
Laughlins SUBJ OF the 1SSO54 H. q. 197 OF
90 r. ara The W. 1870 r. OF lss It, OF $50 # OF
Finn Josephine last named sub .......,.:..:.
w. W. Fisher n. Josephine sui
H. b. Fisher. Leicester Court,
sub. OF the n. 80 ~. of Y A OF q
OF 81 and OF SIS IT. OF lots ls to Is in
elusive and OF the OF lot O Motifs SUBJ OF part
OF o 40 acres OF u 81 all OF the 1000
acre W. 20 It
L. A. Thompson. n. Leicester Court named sub.
Motifs sub.~or part Of 40 acres % y
4 or he n Acrs Trac
The Detroit times., 1912-05-06
xsms-strsss- -Dsseripsion,

j. M McKerchey n. Warren. williams Desnoyes sub
Of lots and 4. sub OF o. L. 1872 L. Beaubien farm
O.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-06

T. w Gray e. Brush. Brush sub of that part of the
Brush farm, lying or and adjoining Park lots g. 4,
and -. 49,. wv f7bO It.
IT,. A. Brush, Brush sub OF that part of the
lying between the s. line OF Alexandrine
ave and the n line of Brady st; .;.............;
A IIenderson, Brush Patrick McGinns sub Of lots 1.
o g. {, and g. OF McCunes sub OF part OF Frac.
Harper Hospital W Brush Brush sub Of that part Of
the Brush farm. lying between the line Of AeNan-
drinc ave and the line OF Brady ST ....,.......
Harper Hospital '" o''S" "'' "@"i'O n 20 It.
n IL IT.
Freedman Randolph Houghton section OF the Brush
80
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Of lots 2 and 4. sub OF o. l. 49, l. Beaubien farm
Q.
VIM Howes. n Theodore last named sub. 10 II
Plat OF o. J.. 1872. l. Beaubien farm,
w. lilo IT, OF s.. SS31
A. Levoy. Farnsworth. sub, OF part OF lots g. g.
B. o. L. 1872, l. Beaupien farm.,e 80 IT. OF w. 43 n
c. Ayers ~ Farnsworth, Farnsworth sub OF Park lot
-
A. f. Brush u. Kirby Brush sub. of that part OF tn
Brush farm lying between the line OF Farnswort
st and the line /of Harper ave- ...............
A e Brush, KIRBY, last named sub 10
M BuclnelL Kirby last named sub 40 n
Lfvison Palmer, Brushs sub OF that part of tn
Brush farm lying between the line OF Farnswort
st and the I. line OF Harper
w. r.. Robinson, 3. Palmer, Glover and Dwight
part OF Park lot AZ of Palmer ave-.
AfH Sweies5 Palmer Bradshaw sub or the n. u
Park lot AZ. :..............
Mrs. Swales, n. Palmer. last named SUBJ
Mre. Swsles. n. Palmer, last named sub
II. Thinner, Palmer, last named sub
J. r. Holmes n. Palmer, last named sub
E. Mathews Palmer Brush sub. OF that part OF tn
Brush farm, lying between the n. line OF Farnswor
ST and the line OF Harper ave. e. 40 IT. OF 100 Il
M j. Eaton. Hendre Corliss and Andrus' sub. OF
of Park lot
EST
The Washington herald., 1912-05-12

battle, and Gen. Lewis was seen rush
ing to and fro. as he superintended the
construction of an abbatis and en-
trenchment of fallen logs, behind
which he meant to hold the Indians at
hay. should his men be driven from the
open forest and find that they were un-
equal to the force of the advance of the
allied Indian tribes. While some were
employed in this work, he ordered out
a detachment of the troops from Bote-
tourt County under Col. Fleming, and
another force from Augusta County,
under his relative, Charles Lewis. who
had arrayed himself in gorgeous scar
let waistcoat, against the advice of his
friends, and thus rendered himself a
conspicuous mark for the Indians In
all, about 800 men marched from the
camp, uttering mighty cheer, as they
filed by their brave commander. to do
battle with the savages. This COM
menced the historic battle of Point
Pleasant, which was to settle the fate
of the Indian allies and mark turn
ing point in the progressive advance of
the white settlers into the virgin West