The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-08-06

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Bunday left Monday morning for a few
days visit AT Rochester. Mimi.
Ben Meyers returned home the last
OF the week from GAINESVILLE, Wis.
where he accompanied the remains OF
his wife for burial.
Mrs. Geo +. Sexauer and Laura and
Nerna II Miss Edna Jerde returned
home Saturday evening from their
outing AT Green Lake. Mimi.
w C. Creamcr left Monday morning
for his home at Brooklyn. n. Y. after
a several weeks visit here. Mrs.
Crcamcr viii remain at the home of
her parents. Mr., and Mrs. Horace Fish,
back, until next month.
+ w. Mcknight some time ago hled
on the small piece of ground at the
south end OF Lake Campbell and he
has received his papers and will oc-
cupy the land September LIST. This is
the strip OF land just east of the bridge
and which Is occupied by the small
store. The land has been filed on
once or twice, but has never been
proved up
When the Sioux city people wish to
correctly route the cars from Sioux
City to Sioux Falls and points north,
the instructions should be to follow
the red, white and blue trail. presi-
dent Brownell, of the Winnepegto.
Gulf highway association, reported at
the B~rOokings meeting last week that
there had been expended $40 DOC on
the trail during the past year. That's
not SO bad.-Beresford Republic.
The Watertown Times has been dis
continued, making the second news
paper in the state to go out OF bust.
ness this month. The disposition Is
to lessen the number of newspapers,
which Is a move in the right direction
for everybody concerned A news
paper that is hanging on by the skin
OF its teeth is nc benefit TO a commun-
lLy Nul lnt HuIDDtI uOWH 81 tIdl
those remaining can be prosperous
publications and the advertisers, the
communities and the publishers will
be benefited -lroquois Chief.
The following tribute to South Da-
kota nights is from a story published
in the February number of HarpeT's
Magazine, entitled Susie, Sans
SOuci:" 1T was a. perfect Dakota night
which is to say that it was nights per
t%ectiOn. ! can, and will, brag Of Da-
kota days, but no loyal son OF the
greatest state in the union (nOTth or
SOUTH will descend 70 argument about
Dakota nights. They have that de
gree of perfection which belongs 70
the circle, the violin, the first kiss,
and the initial baby Of amateur mar
ried people, d something that Is too
fine TO be ~entanRIed in the coarse
meshes Of q word-net"
Recently the baseball editor Of a
metropolitan paper was sent TO re-
port the sermon of d new minister as
the religious editor was i'll This is
the copy he turned in Quite a
bunch was present Sunday evening at
the -- church owing 10 the pres
ence Of d new star, and the box Of
boosters was anxious for 4 line on his
wOrk Rev. - is certainly there
with the goods and performed 70 the
satisfaction Of all present. Owing 70
he fact that this was his first appear
ance Oh the local grounds be was q
couraged by the coachers in the
Amen corner he let himself loose and
had the game well il hand from then
on. His new Jerusalem snowfall is d
peach and when be turned loo on
eternal punishment his speed was ter
life. As this was his first workout il
IS too early to try to predict d future
tor him but II he can keep up the gait
ne has started with, its MIN Tor the big
.eague ext season TX.
Insurance Commissioner Stableiu is
ralling attention TO the provisions OF
'hapter 237. Laws Of 1871, which re
guires the operators OF steam thIesh-
RS to Tile 4 bond of $500 10 be tled
with the CLERK Of the circuit court in
which said operator resides, II d resi-