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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17
Local and Personal

Arthur Marvin and Ben Schaphorst
made a business trip to Watertown
Monday.
Sunday while strolling about the
yard Ben Schaphorst stumbled owe a
stick Of cordwood and in falling his
hand landed upon a nail, which was
driven nearly through the member, in
ficting a very painful wound.
Superintendent Browning informs
US that the state high school oratorical
contest will be held at Vermillion or
May 26. Hubert Mathews and Miss
Leila Linn, both OF the local high school
will represent this district in the con
test.
At its last meeting the Commercial
Club voted to stand back of the band
financially during the summer, and
Secretary Gullick tells us that the
boys have already made arrangements
TO reorganize, the first practice to be
held next Wednesday evening. The
regular Friday evening concerts will
begin within a short time.
George Shole, who lives north Of the
city, was placed under $3.50 peace
bonds on Monday by Justice Mccoy,
the complaining witness being Charles
U. Arnold Of White. The parties also
had a civil action before the court, and
1t was continued. Shole rented Ar
nold's farm the last year and they had
some little difficulty in settling up.
Neil Stewart, who was recently or
dained as a minister of the United
Presbyterian church, departed last
evening for Superior, Neb., where he
has a charge. His family will join in
a week or two. Mr.. Stewart filled the
pulpit Of the u. p. church on Sunday
evening and preached a splendid SER
mon, and has every prospect Of max
ing a decided success in his new field
Of labor.
The state collegiate prohibition con.
~vention and ~oratorical contest will be
held at the college tomorrow and Sat
urday, under the direction Of the ex-
be represented by delegates and ora
tors, Dakota Wesleyan, washington
Springs seminary, Sioux Falls college,
Augnstana college, and State College.
Prizes in the ~oratorical contest are
$45 and $40 for winners Of the contest
which will be held tomorrow night and
they will represent South Dakota in an
interstate contest. Winner of the in
ter-state contest will represent his sec.
ton in the biennial nationl prohibi-
ton contest, to be held this year at
Jersey City.
"Graustark," the exquisite story OF
love and romance, which proved so big
a success in the book world and has
sc.dred as a theatrical offering, will be
the attraction for Wednesday, April
20 at the Grand opera house. The ire.
mendous popularity OF Grace Hay
wards dramatization of No Cutcheon's
novel Is readily enough guessed at
when n stops to consider the abso-
lutte lack Of melodramatic features,
and the presence Of 30 much clean
and wholesome dialogue and interest.
ing stage pictures. The delightful love
themes running throughout the play
are bright and entertaining. and Of as
much interest to tho male as the
female SCI. This IL the original
"Graustarks and has no connection
with "Beverly.~ 0raustark Is far
superior In every detail
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17
accumulate a reputation it doesn't de-

State legislatures just at present are
giving a black eye TO ali woman sun
rage propositions. And Michigan vot-
ed negatively last Monday on the ques-
ton. Now this GOODNESS on the part OF
the men is not because they distrust
the average American woman but
rather because they do not relish the
idea of humoring tn average militant
suffragette. Whenever the majority
of the real mothers and wives of Amer
lea ask for equal suffrage, it will be
granted RECONSIDERATION Republican.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17

City Attorney Cpckow has a state
ment relative to the much discussed
gambling ordinance In another column
Of this issue. There has been cor
siderable misunderstan ing regarding
this ordinance and we are glad to give
Mr.. Cuckow an opportunity to straigh-
ten the matter out.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17

Fort Pierre had food troubles OF It's
own the last week. when the turbulant
Missouri aros in its wrath and ran
al over the town. The high water did
considerable damage all along the
river in thig state and in North Da-
kota, but no lives are reported lost.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17

On Thursday night We received an
article on the public library, intended
for last weeks issue. which had lain
IN the local post ONCE for q couple Of
days. The article was from the pen
~ Prof. Powers and was interesting
and timely and We regret very much
that ne did not receive It before going
~ press.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17

The National Suffrage Association
has undertaken the seemingly hopeless
task Of finding ~forty-nine beautiful
suffragettes" TO represent the different
states In the big parade 10 be held by
the votes-for-women bunch in New
York next month.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17

President Wilson rightly consid rs
the food problem as one of most i'm
portant OF national questions, and gov
eminent engineers will be directed TO
prepare a report on the food situation
for the winter session of congress-.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17

The contract for the new $75,0 900
budding at the state university was let
last week. The building viii fill a
long-felt want at the university and
we are glad to give the legislature
credit for fulfilling at least a portion
of the obligation the state owes to Its
institutions.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17

We hear rumbling OF discomfort with
the Richards primary bill and these
are growing louder, and It appears
that, thanks to the Curtis pamphlet,
the people knew but little of the meas
ure they were voting on.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17

The members Of congress are all
heartily in favor Of President Will
sons tariff plans and will continue to
be in that mood just so long as the
industries OF their states are not
effected. However, when that happens,
democratic harmony is likely to sus
tain q bad wrench.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17

Postmaster General Burleson Is
working on a plan that will bring
every postmaster OF no matter what
class under the civil service. A bill
Of this kind has a fat chance OF ever
getting by that bunch OF politicians in
congress.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17

Last weeks Vermillion Republican
had a cut of Clay county's fine new
court house, which has just been com
pleted. 1t was erected at a cost Of
s95, 900, and is one of the finest county
buildings in the state.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17

Election day was comparatively
quiet Tuesday, as there was no mayor
atty contest on. but the scraps in the
Se@3nd and Third wards created
enough excitement to keep us from
forgetting that there was such a thing
as q city election.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17

The post OF representative at a
European court costs the holder about
three or four times as much as it pays
in salary, and as a consequence these
are the only jobs that Mr.. Wilson has
any difficulty in ~disposing of.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17

The candidates for city commits.
sioner ~ Sioux Falls entered into an
aereenen& 70 make the campaign q
n SoptlnDponte I3ght." with personalities
ani po~)ttfcaI mud singing strictly
tahpoe4, this = Of the advan-
: soc fh(ag ~ Brookings 70 adopt.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17

President Wilson has broken several
hoary presidents this early in his term
and promises to smash a few more be-
fore his four years are up.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17

BY it's appropriation of 800 for the
flood sufferers, the Commercial Club
has at last done something that we be
lieve will meet the approval of every
one in the city.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17

cape. There is nothing that will loo
sen a mans purse-strings quicker than
the brand of home cooking which
doesn't have to be backed away from
in order to give preference to a pre-
digested cereal.-By Howard l.. Ryan.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17

We note that some one had estimat'
ed that recent SHOWS and rains were
worth a million dollars to South Da-
kota, but this guess looks to be sew
eral millions too low.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17

a nix ribbon lasts longer and gives
betoor results than any other. Try
one on your typewTiter. Oct e Ct The
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17

Thirty-six states have ratified the
amendment for the direct election OF
senators, and 1t will go into effect in
this state next year.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-03-13
Nnlira lnr PnhlIcailnn

Duparunsna q the Inisrisg. o. g. Lana
Ones a. woedusras OkAhona. nsssh ~.
ma
Noaiss ls hsssag sissa that soha n. Dasi,.
e Osuch. 0hashsmn. eho 90 Nossmhaf lssd.
fnn. mads nsmesasaa Gaary Na alsii. a.
boefh kasa Quarisx u sssiiun - Tounsblp q
NoFih q huass q. q g. ~ has nlea neties q
lalsnlfna - lnnks Fi1aa Biva xaar Proof q
ssnh,lso eiain - ne lard ahoss dssefibsd
kefan Bhnmas 2. nrai9uuod. e. .. tiominis'
sisues. a NJ olnes h nnavsr. OAlxhom.. "a
~ e<nd 6ns a Ard. fsiA
Claiaant nnmss - uiinaBes; George Barr
nSknrt nnrr. 1penesf Wailnna. Hnah 01le1
a u Csnxh 0AhahomA. 0no D. Onnsn
as al nssiaasr
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-03-13
Notice for Publication

nspaFszeAt q ths inlssssr. o. 9. Land
uencs at Weoduard. 0Alshoza. MarcA sst
lsIA
Nosses d hsrsby nissn fAat Rsts 7. cusiiy,
e naIks. oAlAhona. uho. On NoFsmAar am,
fDoa. uads nnmastsad Kntg No. saeaOltkkE
Tounahlp 3. Nosth q Ranes q. n. q. ~. haI
nleA nnlles % lnaaniioa 10 nake FInal Fivs
Tear Psoof 10 eszahiisA eiain 70 tas nna aboss
dssesihed below Thsmas p. BEaiauood. q. q
CsmnlasisnGs. al Ne sfnss n Hsavse okh-
homa. en ths M dsy a ApsfL Isia
Cininanni names - witnsssss wiiiiaE
Casts. n. n. Sranhars Rr2nk Meklm. D. 4.
Tee. al a Bake. OAiahona-
sm tIT Gao D. onsEn. Resiasss.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-03-13
NENSA%9.
LUUzH0
C0ERNTY
zSZ

Distnct No. r.
sir. Onser Bsstsd and family have
move on ahs fnlow farm.
WIZ tronsgomery. who resides near
fsoohsr. was here ihr latter part Of
lass week.
BOnN-To MS. aud MB. DeIvIe
csrssr On sesdsy, March sth. Q fss
boy.
,. n. sumnss and family issi
Lass week for ths Eastern part Of
OsIahonss, where shey expect 20 make
their fntors homs.
wilb~rf Hnssed e sIek az L. d.
nsoaEiss with che measles. Arthur
Hasssd, his uncle. is helping isks care
% kisn.
Amos Pistmsn. Of fLavsrBs. 10 here On
bnalnens.
Mics IDA Summer 70 staying wIth
her sistsr, Mrs. Aura Poster.
walter wiisss and family have
rsntsd Mr.. summsS place.
Mr.. Ccpen vas here the latter part
q last wsek.
wRlIs diseing last ThsFSdsy John
WriGAt wps thrOwD 90 front Of the
discs and gas dragKea several rods.
Ne escaped upIBiuscd. bgt uns veU
badiy frish,ssed. scsvL0wER.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-03-13
kiswa FLASH LIxht.

Bessle, the oldest dsaghlsr ~ OlIIs
O'Sssl has bess quite siek for the
psst wssk.
John Rssssil vent to Laverns Sat-
undag with Load Of brOOm eoFn.
Chas. RIrdsail. 10 . fsllasdssd eDan-
tsr jumper nov. BE- having boaEhi tiss
Wells sasrs a. Msdison. Charles is a
GDo1 tAlksF. snd ts we'll known and
reeds no iBsrOdseiiOn IOr hs uiii usaSs
epnd.
Thrss sHalI shIIdres beh-ngInE 10
snrnes ONsal hays been quite sicA IOF
sDnse fIiBe.
THhse wElI b. . sale At ths O;d AIfal-
"a Scott rknsh on March iTth.
o Ridenosr n putting down the
iosmdalian Cor bic psw house sna ullI
begin % build at onee.
nippls. ssys q b nice 90 be .
baehpIor. nst ws preSSs 10 have .
epok uho has de lasais rssaY. rathsr
shsa have 70 fsss around snd eook
eAes osn maals.
a wall known sporisman of North
@est OkIahama.--aBa uhsn ne az thls
~ hare rslurpnes 10 one wlo uould
nos ~ sh1oi . sossg o. qanlls OF kill
any hsins stlatuss wifhout slylnn
III cIanct To- ~ llfs. --eRpresse1 ~
,......1... IIa4 4. M1Il .I....Ia -. .......4 -
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-03-13

jonrssa 20 sn.ss as iae o'slesk p n
Tue Csmmissiousu net at f0s
oielosk ,. n. pursaant - adi0aru-
meet. An nsmbsm sod elsfk prenens.
rhs iog Swias psoossdInss wers haf'
On Mstiun ths Flrsi Stats Bank.
u RofBnn, was designated a 4 OoaniS
depository, ths hamk hnvins sssignra
y ths Couniy CoMmlsrionsls colIaaas-
A - lhs san a. Si0D8n - sesaulg
IA iItn ~ . ooAd.
o. melien lhs ilme shnl lhe puuslag
Nea af4tt - f14 Hsf hals of l8l4
'NfNl Nsl eH4o1lt " sAe Itl sS Apf'I|
4|s
~ aN IAe lN|||a HA&|
t1I eNE .|eN
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-03-13
iiow's This?

We onsr One Hundrsd Dollars Re-
ward fcr any eass Of Catarrh that ear
not be cured ~ Halls Cainrrh Core.
~. CmExnr . Co., Taisdo. o.
We. che undefsigned. have knoun y.
,. Cheney for ths lasf u years. and b.
lisrs him g1Fieails honosnbls IN "a
businese ltane1elions nna annneInIlI
ehle = e1ffy pot anF obllNAt,ons made
~ hik nfH. :
ilnll'a caAafFh Cars I, iatea lnfer.
usllH snI|uH hlrsflg aDen fha t|hoA
NeA slwtpe taIIlees "a N .,ittGI'
xN&||4eN|alf Rs4t N Ff|c1 IS cana.
tb|,| 4 1 ~ I|Ih
l0N i|. Ss'|s Nl|'s 1 A.|'
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-03-13
hronic Stomach TrOubIe
Cured.

There is nothing more dlseoaraging
than . chronic disorder Of the stomach.
IL it not surprising that naSy suffer Tor
years with such an aiiment when per.
msnent eurs 10 within theIs Teaeh and
may be had for . trins. "AbOut oBe
year ago." says r. q. Beek. Of Wake
lee, Mieh. ! boug,as a package Of
Chsmberlsin's Tablets. and since usine
them ! have feIt perfectly sell. I had
previously used sny number of differ
cot medicInss. bot none of them we're
Of any lasting benefit" For sale by al
dealers
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-03-13
Best KNOWN Cough Remedy.

Fos fofty-thres ysars Dr. King's
Neg Dise0sery has been known
fhronxhoat tiie world NJ the mast
reliable cough rsmedy. Ovev three
million bottles wsre used last year.
isa't this proofG It will sst rid Of
yoBf cough or we will rsfand your
n,gney. J. .. Owens. of Allies
dale, n g.. writss the gay hundreds
of otksrs have done; Alter tweuty
pears. find thai DR.. Kings Neu Dis
oovsry is the best remedy Coz coughs
and colds Ihss have ever used" Foo
e0nEhs % colds and all throat and
lang trosases. u has no equal 80.
ard sl % st Pred O Trary's
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-03-13

Notice :orPablIcasIon

Dspassm<ns of ths iasssisr. o. O. Land
0lfiet 90 weodward, OAishoma. MaFeh asa.
lsas.
Nefies n hsrshg gives that walter Tea Oi
B.ike. oAi<homa. whe. oa Dess@baf issn,
iaupI maAs Hsmasssea Easry No 0DnR1. fos
M MN snd NJ NKA q ssrtisa -. Tows.
ssip .. Nosth a Range n. q. @. M-. has d.
aesies q inseatisu IN szahs Final Thrse yesi
rrpsf 10 essahaish eiai@ ~ ~ land above
ass<sibsd bsfsrs fhonAss p. Bratdwpcd. o. 8
Commis.iuaep. at kis saaes IN Beaver. okia
houla. On tho fard day ~ Apsfl. l9lf.
Caimanf n&nss a. win AsnS; Fsts Casisy
wEll1n casits. n. ". strasbsrg. Rrzai
M<kim. an q naIha. Oklahoma.
go az Ono. y. OESER. nNslssrs.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-03-13
ChamberIain's Tablets foF
Constipation.

Foreopstipation. Chanberlain's Tab
lsts are eseellent. Easy 20 take. nllId
and gentle In effect. Give them q trial.
FOF Sale By All Dsalers-
Lon BrOwu aud family have returned
from an extended Walt In Southern
OkIahoma and Arkansas.
BORN-TO Mr. and Ma. Tom Smith
last week. q nBs girl.
John and Henry Baamsartasr are
souing cats. Offers are planning 20
SOW the first Of neSt wesk.
A. W MeCIung ErOusd q Iona II
kaiiV corn on NJ. Baamgariners feed
mill TeIrsday. Oacn-A-usxx
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-03-13

Miss Grace Wagner 10 spending g
seek with her --Othsr Mrs. Harry
Jones.
Dr. Boekmaster's family have moved
on the farm ne lately purchassd oi
Y. B. Holmes. The doctor siill
has his ofIiee 81 sarpsiss.
Ms. Thompson uas q pleasant
visitor ~ the yohnson home Oa
NOnday.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-03-13

OMicial Directory
Dta. Juaep n. N. LoofbouSrow.
Co Treasurer John Sims.
90. Clefk Geo. ". Wright
90. Judee Geo. n. HeaIy.
Go. sspt. John Y. Swain.
Cisrk Of Diet. Court q, v. PrBetL.
Rheda !. M Jones.
Clerk nf Co, Court &C. D~Grnw.
Co. Atsy. Claude T. smish.
neg. of Deeds n. " B1liek.
gusvsyor Oscar Gardner.
Com. lst Diss. Y. Hagnn. IVsnbos.
Cen. ~ Dist. A. A. Haskell, ElnlEood.
Ceus- % Dist. Tbos. MsLsin. 'jrny.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-03-13

n us srt d ~ aests.tt fpeeisi
lsx whr stonn n4t ~ noney - ca
sete1 b. uafd ~ ~ parposa fef
whlch ftls ccliscsedf sasglr a Is 10
crlme 70 hunt o. lsh uIthia ne state.
oniy - made - b. fse lass ~ the
state. and 10 10 not ti's Infsnsion a
the sta,e - take sonlsthina fos
nothinz. We believe in q sqnnFs
deal. We believe that ~ 80 are 70
paw . dollar per hssd 70 carry 9 sbos
gun aroaBd Coz . fsw hours each gear.
90 carsy q hshing I'D and q ean %
sagis wornla. ws have . right 70
esmsss tass st least q portioa % shai
dollar bs nsed In stOsklsg ponds and
streams with Ash ssA iaircdaeing and
psOtesting game birds In cor state.
The same rule viii apply 70 license tax
On satonobiIes. Thls tax shoah -
used IN lmpr0ving The publie high
uays. and ths state school fund hes ~
more right % dollar of tbess funds
thsa the LeEisiatiire has . right "a
assess . special iaa on blue sky. We
are entitled 10 uhui we pay Cor.
The Forty Year Test.
An article MIST have eHerptIOnsI
merit On sarviVe fors period of forty
years. Chsnbeslais's Cough Remedy
sas first offered ao the public In ie11.
From . small beipnsinG 10 has grows
in favor and popalsrity until Ii has -.
iaIped q World Wids rppat0toa- You
msIl flsd nothing better for Q eOuGh o'
cold. Ty it snd you wIiI uDder-ssnd
whg % 10 o faEonte after . period Al
more than fortg years. Il nos oaly
gives rsIief--ii cures. For sale b. oil
dealers.
o. v. O'Nsal dipped four Iopd ol
young shoais at A. d. NeGuire'
thursday.
An editor, 10 q small body of human
Ity entirely surroasdsd By trOobis
Yea, verify .--Editor.
WIN Wells. of KnOsiss. use . stat
tsek visitor Toesday.
UseIe Lem Lloyd was taking In th'
sights az shastaek Tsesday.
Are You Constipated?
IGso, ret q boz % Dr.. King's Neu
Life PSlls. take them fegnlsrly an
your froobis viii qniekly dlsappear
Thsy will silmuiste the liver. improv'
your digestion and eet rid of all th'
poisons from your system. Tbey oil
surely get you we'll sgain. &c % Frc'
9. Traey'a
Richard Lloyd. who has been sussr
Ing Q great dssi Of late with gal
stones. isft fOr Kirkviiie. Mo-. Ia
Tuesday and uill take trcatmsat from
a specialist Ai that place.
wheat is beginning 20 look green
but it 10 q qo~stion as 20 what 70 VII
do later on. ALFALFA PErK
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-18
East Grand Forks
FALL MEETING IS
TO Be HELD HERE
Presbytery will Hold
Session in East Grand
Forks-Dr. Coles Home

DR.. c. E. Coles. pastor Of Menden-
returned last night from Hallock.
Mimi. where he attended the annual
meeting Of Adams presbytery.
The presbytery asked to hold the an
nual meeting in this city. and conse-
quently the East Grand Forks church
will entertain during that session.
DIR. Romeo Drysdale of the Key
West and Bethel churches was ap-
pointed moderator of the presbytery,
and DR.. c. F.. Coles vice moderator.
DR.. Adams, after whom the pres
bytery is named. was appointed dele
gate to the general assembly which
meets next month in Atlanta. Ga. DR..
Adams is a veteran of the civil war
and fought at Atlanta with General
The old soldiers who
fought there r to hold a reunion in
Atlanta at that time. and DIR. Adams
DESTROYS of attending. Elder
.Beardmore Of Warren was appointed
the lay delegate.
One of the interesting features Of
the presbvtery meeting was the mis-
sionary work. Two missionary ses-
sions were held on Wednesday, and
great deal of interest was taken in
of the evening program.
Rev. II. w. Georgi, who was pastor
of the local church for several years.
sent to the presbytery notification Of
his resignation from the ministry. His
health, he said, was such that there
was no prospect of him resuming the
work. The presbytery e him a
letter, recognizing the work he did
while pastor Of the local church.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-18
University News
DAKOTA u" TO
Be REPRESENTED
Team of Eight Men Will At
tend Conference Track
Meet at Huron, S. D.

1t has been definitely decided that
the University Of North Dakota will
send a team Of eight men to Huron, $.
d. to take part in the conference track
meet which will be held at that place
May ~.
According to word received here
from the committee in charge of ar
~ranEements for the affair, the meet
Will surpass all expectations Of the
members Of the conference. Special
trains have been arlanged for to car
ry people from Rrookings. Yankton.
Nermillion and Mitchell, and 1t Is like
ly that others will he hired for that
purpose. II is understood that a spe-
clal Will be run from 81. Paul If there
are seventy-five sure passengers.
There is no question about the
meet being advertised in good shape
this year AS several railroad COM
panics AVE agreed TO distribute rate
bills along their lines and this will
help very much in inducing people to
take in the big event. The following
Is a list of the schools which will en-
ter the meet: Universities of North
and South Dakota. Iiamline. Carlton.
Manchester. st. Thomas. st. Olaf, Far
so college. North Dakota agricultural
college. Yankton. Dakota Wesleyan
and South Dakota state college.
The tryouts for the team at the
state university here will be held May
IL and the competition will be nusu-
ally keen as there is plenty Of first
class material to pick from. The try
outs viii take place in the form Of a
class meet and u of the contestants
eight will be selected.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-18
Merry BANQUET
IS ANTICIPATED
North Dakota Alpha, Phi
Delta Theta, Will Have
Splendid Evening.

A splendid banquet has been ar
ranged to be given at the Hotel Da-
cotah this evening in connection with
the installation of North Dakota AL
pha chapter of Phi Delta Theta. The
affair will start at 9 O'clock and an
exceptionally good program of toasts
has been prepared. A merry time is
anticipated.
Dean NJ. A. Brannon of the arts
department at the state university will
preside as postmaster. Thomas A.
Davis OF Goshen, Ind, reporter of the
grand council of Il national organi-
zation, Max Murdoch. vice president
of Zeta province of Phi Delta Theta
and Hon. N. c. Young of Fargo are
prominent men who will appear on
the toast program. S. K. Ruick. Fred
Brockhon and John NJ. Anderson arc
the other speakers for this evening.
The menu for the affair will be as
follows:
Baked Lake Trout. Fines Herbs Sauce
Potatoes Chateau
Fillet of Beef, Mushroom Sauce
Stuffed Potatoes String Beans
Phi Delta Punch
Fruit Salad
Ice Cream Assorted Cake
Camembert Cheese
Water Crackers
Coffee
The initiation was started last even.
ing and will be finished this after.
noon. The closing feature of the pro.
gram will be the dancing party in the
university gymnasium Saturday even.
Ing.