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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10
Sntct rnna ipiloes.

Foa mango itsrre @iGitgipcrier
Snb Tor @rpnien bar man / oen ie.
mere (io inoiert ct Appdrnt, buor.
ueo man cr litnuo til al inouinoc
6cotitoiiet al Sfplle. og Cppoif
.ninG@oonoct ianpeI iom al oct meqet
ioriticuiaorteoe ieotitoihoIoige III
ialo. Get looIcoe9 mopunonc Scot.
ltof lTI8eS til SGbelobriferre % Iig.
nenoe %nouitrier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10
Gnomu ifarpere Eastuang.

Sra Samorlip meooeleS oen 2t6,
Suli. Ta3tpanQeu / Noroile@pia
bliper ira Maaneo til 9tauneo itren.
acre. Set er ct me9et tort Antal
Ecricner. ser bar manttet bctale ~.
DC. ioroi oe bar gaaet ubetpoelige
Strqfniuaer uoeu at bare YaS /
Common. Ser uoiteoe3 meget iua
Sas Tor Reiier iii Ganmorf Tor pc.
boere / 3orbilespis, geb Ioroiles.
rig ioritaor Observation-Disclosures
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10
Saaroe Siber.

6orIeben Gag osbe @ooromono
GINS @uitru paa Npsbolm aanife
lloentet ira 6 imoa Born. 0ruS har
iisIge Schmidt iioen gu0tit THOR
lig9et pco @eitironten. Tru Guns
por Ell uoIminoeIig opgti9 aonc,
lonr Itprcbe @itS, Stem oq @aaro
menitcrprroiqt UNDER Nanoens sra.
pGr. SenoeS @%ortgouQ ira en- ida
ltor Nerneilot bar ooft almin0eIid
CcItogelie % NteoieleIie / pioe
&reoic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10
pemtct paa Tommeoag.

Spcflcle Sogn ! Snerlge mar /
Sen ienere Sio oprct hiemlogt az Ell
rciicnOe SUgprpoifant ira Snon'
LAMB. SelQcn AZ ocnncS Slrt1ombco
bcr pnrct Sitn9ctalinJ % IormeIlg
reliQieit @ouuio hos Here | @p9oen.
Gn uoiit apiube Der / Sraften eleoe
en- gonoeqaoro. Tom bltn 0reo oco
Sip!p al Ell @onrosgut % en- lie
n%eitepi0e. @aaoe Silsmooeren %
benocS Eige % @~aaro89ut bleu oll-
orcbet al reli3ieit Gonpio. SterteIt
angrc6et bar SicneItepi9en. Nun
toItc / Slnger, inlot GInlogt % If
Ell Mabcnborelic ON at Ben nocrltc
4og ifuIbe fonmc ct. Son@niten.
Gctte inotroi Ell 5io ior Ct.
@onS, o. fra oen Goq TiQcn bopoe
bout lin Nnbcnbarin9 in0Itluc0c9 alt
Nrbeioe poa @nnr0cn. Foo andre
@ooroe bapoe nlnn oct trauelt meo
at iptte Eotetcr, men her blep alt
Nrbcioet liggcnOe. @%aorOsJltten
% Gigen og @ooroena Gierite oiret
liz uoelliffcnoe Tor lunaetalina og
Iorbereoelic iii Gpiartcu iii Siml-
meIen. Terit bIcp Bette Tor Soar
0en3 Grcatlirer. Seltc % aler bleo
itaucnoc / Stalo % SIPS Gag no
% 9a0 ino uocn ringeite Stlipn.
NAB if sc life. De %bogitopeli5 tuIt
~illltet libel. SORT Oebe Ell So %
3uQen eiter Ell aalp. "a fon til
iplOiQpi8 Ell Wuno Inoom @uaroen.
"a ban iflente bporoan BET par fat,
ifpnOtc ban zig eiter no8cn al No-
boerne % iaa toang man 'ia Ios
gang iii De in~0eitGngtc Gpr. QiSic
iau ier1eli1 no. ll~omo8rcoe o8 itjGI
penoc itoo Sc ser pao @unier. q
funbc fnapt goa, De 6leu iert no
iii @ano % iii @cite poo Wtarfen.
Huboerne fltnoe life iormou bier
fen 8aor6ens Gicrifc eQer @lrtten
og Ii9en iii al hlPIpe til me6 at
reooe 9prene. &c ioO oerinbe o9
oenteoe pau oen pherite Gag. inm
iua oIoeles iiffert ifuloc fomme Il
Suusooq.
ct SonsbaQ fom imiolerti6 u6cn
nogen Gommeoog. ga begpnbte De
at bIi roligere OF penote tlIboge iii
oct b~erbslige iaopos at De gif no
og ioo poa Gprene, ION par illtet
libel. elsie ifllI0e sc oppGfte ira
be osoe peo at "in~obloaie SEN lc.
renoe 4anoe" / aierenes Tpie, og
bette ioriegte @oaroen5 Gierite ielu
pao. ga imioIertio Bette piite iig
iorgiepe5. beiluttet De ire al oire De
osoe Spreifrotte ri 8lto. % De
iomlebe iammen et &isfnippe for
at 6rpnoe aobnpreue. ) iioite Sturo
bIep BOG Bette ior6inoret az 20.
boerne iom eaonp fom tiIgaaro5
8anroen par / en- ilig Soriutniug.
az Naboerne beilutteoe ar bli on
biPlpe sc itnffars 6oIf meo Sen ian.
goot oct loo liz aisre. 6srit ierget Sc
Tor at SP6en fom i SorOen, og ga
@aar6en3 egen 0eit iom SelBe al
Sen LANCE Sultefur BAR Tor ipag iii
at 6ruaeS, beute0c &c line cane @e-
ite. 9erpaa latte oe @oteter oa iog
liz al baaoe oet enc on oct nnoet.
2ensmanoeu bar III inoitepnet
ale ire Tor groot S~prplageri. er
6or6rpoelie iom er bclagt meo me.
get itreug Strai.
>eus - teptabsEpfeu" I'll Eirdt % yeus
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10
SonoerivIlano
uuoer Krioen.
Get Gole WctuI.

SnoiomIinaen al Sslu o9 Sub i
Iobenrno areoa bar iislle "Aibe
Stiitat." hiotlI imobragt 1925 Warf,
60 ag. SsIpiager q so Mart oQ go
ag. @uloiager d 60 Nierf, iaIt TO-.
$50 Mart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10
SECS &egymoeicm

al Den me SortGaing. iom trutfes /
bette gtumer al SEQ arnen". -
"Sfpseen", beoer Den, er operiat
ira Unit os er en meget in~teresiant
iom pore Saiere pil iinoe
no peo S9sninsen az ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10
R~orrefponodnce.

GprrasmaaI fra Ierfoues, tom tffe opstoef hh'
Eapnt III SReoaiftousn, betparts TIE.
epsresre beses afaitc tine Stsrssn'aalt eftIaF' %
tsheliet SYros.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10

eeno 'SeeornhsRcffen' I'll SIretninae %
Senner I GamIeInnset. - sirsbdes oe Sire.
edssroeapen foiter $3.50; Srsenssubeosen
eleue. S125 10. Star.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10

Stranger &c en- Sgmaifine? "SuS.
pennen" err iaa goo iom nosen anoen
Spmaifine iii Ben oobbelte Tris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10

Oaesk. 1. This spring my netgh60',
leased my field on 4 CROP. Furnished
eIean fax seed. He brought the seea
home from Whe,e I bought ii. lie h9a
6onehf seed 7ViH mustard SEED IN, ana
he said The seed get mixed, or he misfo0f
sacks, so a6ont6 acres Of my lam 7oaS
seeded from his mustard seed fax. Can
/ make him PICK The mustard from me o
Ae,es. Dhs 7viH not btch it, can IAigF
men at his EXPENSE to PICK it, We maze
made no contract, bit lie 7oaS 10 SEED "@
lie flax I bought. ConM ! 6reah ms
o,aI contract 50 he uiH not har0eSf my
feH and get his share of Il erep' " ne
refuses TO PICK that mustard?
Z. Thavs a homestead net r0VsA up
but nv duties are upkebk and last JaH
my neigA6or cut a fen acres OF nay 0"
ii aOifho1t asking me tor ii. can
lido about ii and h0zV much can 4 Collect?
Ans. /. The neighbor is heable Tor
the damages to the field by his mistake,
and whatever loss you suffer thereby
We do not think you would be Justihed
in terminating the contract.
2. He is liable for whatever would be
considered a reasonable amount in pay
ment for the hay.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10

eeus - etsrah.estsn" III Slrsi % Gen.
ner / De. adrrle gdre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10

Sp.: gr Der en- 2pp / Soma ON, ar
man 1fal betale Ell "Secono @rdoe
Sea6er" 500 pr, Waanep?
Spar: Nci.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10

Sp.: Seq renter ct Stptte 9anb i
Spen til Y%ptetesaser, men Naboens
Ssus eaar inp paa Iseren 90 eoeIG9s
ger GpIinsen. Spao fan Der foretases
/ ben anlebrine? San iee fringe ham
til at boIoe line 5ens os 6eite pua lin
cgen @ienbom?
Spar: ga. Senpeno lem til
gpenS @appr / SaseuS Mnlebnins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10

Sp.: Slieforetcmlt / @anb etc.
(Garnep, gtif.)
Spar: Senpenb Gent til tlnipers
fitp of Wfidisan, Mnn MrSur, Wfidl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10

sp.: Sor 80 aar iiben sicrbe ies
aonflrs / Noree, men If life Ittorp.
San 3rebitorerue M 9isre tine &rap
oielbenbe. ON iee refer tilbase til
Norge?
Spar: Sci:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10

Nrs. 9epi Seberiou, Sbahp Sails,
Scabo. sniter at furreipcnbcre meb mo-
aeu / @inneiota, iom er piaig til at
operiGtte srtifIer etc. ira Norit til gns
gelif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10

-
ment for the hay.
Sp.: @r Der en- Spu / Soma on'' at
man Ifal betale Ell "Secono @rdoe
Teo6er" 500 pr. Waoneo?
Spar: Nei.
So.: Sea hdr p9rct | CANADA ct
o. ct balpt gar. men en'ter at oeoplt
iom Sorenebe Staters Berger. Spor
or beu nprmeite ameritanite &onlnl,
iom lea / ben @nlecnine fan beroenpe
mig til?
Spar: Senpenb Gem til Il. :.
Viee Gpniulate, Gbmontpn, Vita, Gan.
Sp.: Oil Sc bore iaa penlt9 at OPP
oipe giupn % Ibresle pdd 10 eler ire
al Be Iepenbe So9banblere, ionl bdnoler
nteb antifuariite @p9er her ! Saloer?
spar: Senrcno 3ent til ct. Eanl
gppf & stationary g., ct. Saul
Ntinn.
Sp.: Sporlenge er en- Note 9nlol9'
raar Nerten betales bpert Var?
Spar: Gm Nute / spsrserens Stat
(Wsinneiuta) CT spIbis / 6 Iar ira ben
Sato, ba iibte officiating blep siort.
Npten er splbig, iaalGnse nSiteoeren
auofienbcr ben peo Grlessclie al ben
aarlise Neute.
Sp.: Sea har nosle Surtles. lont
oaar i min Nabos Iger, ga le9 bar
mine Suie Ii9e inNtil. Seq bar lat
~ "Nettino" omtrcnt 90 Tobs ilottl
hans 9anp, men "Surtierne" Ilpoer
pper. Iin gabp fommer bib og iruer
meb, at han lfal lGtte op Traps" eler
ifnbe ben, aleiummen, hpiS leg lite
bplper Dem BERTHA. Seq tiger I'll ham,
at han life bar &op iii at 9lere Oct,
men at han bar ger iii at forlan9e Or
itatnina for Staben De 9jer. Nh Iper7
oes oer: Sar ban Het til at ltpoe
mine "Surfies" eler ta9e BEN l
Straps? Spnb fan ieg 9isrc meo ham,
bpis han ubisrer Denne i'm Cruel?
aon han nGote mig at able "Surties".
,S,pis han iorlaneer Gr'tntnin9, ton
han ~forlange iaa me8et, han lelp otl'
eQer muo han hapc andre I'll at tarere
Sfaben?
Spar: san bar itrenst taget lite
sHet ill at ifnbe benz ener fange benz I
Craps, men berimpb til at tasisse
Fem iur Grtatnins. Span De tan
aisre meb ham, ON han sjsr bet alise'
pei, er CIT sag for Zig. Stbem bet CT
Heres aalfmner, pil bet neppe lsnne
Tia at aisrc itprt peb bet, anoet enb at
Dc icraer for at bplbe Jnsiene paa
9eres csen Giennpin, bpao han CT I lin
apbe giet til at fprlanse. San fan life
iprbpbe Gem at bulbe Saltnner, nnar
Dc bplner benz paa 9eres eset 2anb.
.opis &c ipnes, at ban f%orianser for
meaet | Gritaining, fan bet pperlaoes
til Hetten at beitemnne, bpao ium CT
pasienbc.
sp.: Sor 80 Gar iiben eiorbe ieg
Ronturs / Nor9e, men If life Iftprb.
San 3rebitorerne M 9iere tine &rap
oiGlbenbe, ON iee refer tilbage til
Norge?
Spar: Sci:
Sp.: Slieforetcmit / @anb etc.
Garner, @ih.)
spar: Senpenb Gent til timber.
Etp of Widisan, ann SrSur, Wid.
Mrs. 9epi Seberiou, Sbabp Sails,
Ssnabu. sniter at forrelppnbere meb mo-
aeu / @inneiota, iom er piais til at
pperirtte IrtifIer etc. ira Norit til gns
selif.
Sp.: Seq renter ct emile aano i
Spen til Y~ptetesaser, men Naboens
Ssns eaar inp paa aseren og eoeIG9s
ger slpIinsen. Spab fan Der ioretaees
/ ben snlebrine? San iee fringe ham
til at boIoe fine Ssns os Seite paa lin
caen gienbom?
Spar: ga. Scnpcno Sem til
gpenS Napor / SasenS Anlebnins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10

Sp.: Sporlen9e er en- Note 91lpi9'
roor Heiten betules hpert Var?
Spar: Gn Nute I Spsrserens Stat
(Ntinueluta) CT spIois / 6 Iar ira ben
Satu, ba iibfte Iibetalins biep sIurf.
aoten er splbis, i~aalGnsc nS'teoeren
ouSfieuber ben peb Grlessclie AZ ben
aarlige Ncnte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10

Sp.: Seq har pGrct ! Canada ct
GA ct habit s(ar. men pn'ter at ueoblt
inn Sorenebe Staters Sor9er. Spor
er Den nGrmeite ameritdn'te aonlnl'
iom lea i ben I%nIecnins Tan bencenoe
mig til?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10

Sp.: @il Sc bore iaa penlis at OPP
oipe giupn % IbreSle paa TO eler ire
al be Iebenpe So9banblere, 'om barpler
n,eb antituariite @p9er her | Saroet!
Suar: Senreno Sem til st. Fnhi
Yppf & stationary Gu, st. Eanl'
Ntinn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-07
AT THE ILLINOIS.


Kilkenny 1r Augustus puu ST..
is -ra. name of a-f=4- a.lIara =.-a.,,. r,Isu
-r. ..g..... -.. ,..srr ..-., ...- mass.
4.7--t Inc a1-
o- . ."" play - 'ata I'D NllheAas,
l-a'-'. ~" me E17E 81 Lst". ana ls ia
'.5 .15- as- lis lana I'D
L.-..a-" "-7-1-t. 7-Nat'. In inc
morning ne second aeJ IS glen
scene. curing me afternoon OFT tAe
same ga ana re l5.lIe all I'D 1As STU
''o, sa.'s s..7 1ol'9 ING iiloIA llls, allef
=.a14 "a'i gwen 81 me mouse OIL MT.
Da' -l '2A"as- conway IS anxious 10
marry ms ware. 'i2.ha carroll 10
'la.'. zee levine. man 81 "eaLla put
P.2ais71s. conway mas become IH-
vowed. J"Fouga speculation and is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-07
Widows Break in Fight ON Trolley

Widows Break in Fight on Trolley
AleTt Howell Jack and Roy sprack-
lEn and Jim Byrnes. INDUCED in a bat
ne on bridge line car shortly after
midnight and all four were arrested
following the affair. Three windows in
the ear We're broken, according 10 the
conductor Conflicting stories OF the
dgat we're told in police court this
morning and Magistrate Roddewig
red each 81 aud costs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-07

Mrs. Davenport Injured in West
Mr.. " A. Davenport Of this city. who
n - Kansas City visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs G = Brown. had narrow
escape from death Sunday in an auto
collision IN thai city. A Kansas City
paper tells of the accident. as follows
81 Speeding south on Lydia avenue
Tuesday night. q seven PASSENGER auto
mobile ilied with negro joyriders.
crashed into q ta1icab at Fifteenth
street al midnight. injuring Mrs y. 4.
Davenport and Mr and Mrs. c. J
Brown, SOS BavIss avenue. Jess Thur
man. chauffeur, was thrown % feet.
but vas only badly bruised. The tour
ing car belonged % Max Studna. IL
Forest avenue West Dodson. negro.
vas driving and in the car we're sex
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-07


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~ 4t9-17 e oli
NY w. .--..- 7-.l.'.-- L.1 10y -@- 1'.-
-. '-'' -'- 1.- ~ - - = - '., ID .
go. .-.l..--L.. 7 y ~. J me-
7aas s..'
....-..-.- .--
..'.-.5 ...' -'1t-5- i3st7.' vas
ip -7 7--e - az55. 10 -ile
p..-,g s.a+.'i-s ~t1l7 ne
- ".l7l ---+977 Hsi. iHai-
--..- 80 ,"As- 20 ms nome i''@
7s-'i'= 'S-.
H.'Fis "'N "t baAA asAteF-boWa
On ne FtIeI '2a4 between 4aaaht and
'1'77 9@as- county laf-1af
''7 Oh ~ BUSINESS ME De
~ -+ 1aN-15 nus crops pfoaaee
-s-+ 1-- MS. 'l la1t -'-a t2iie7s returns
P377-oi7- tAt@ farmer has an -p0le
o'eAala adjoining The roadway The
trees spread ONT over the fence. dlvid-
.'-- 'Ae roadway ana me orchard Auto
ing Palltes passing that way have ac-
= urea me aa''. Oh aE1ftag M under
.5 trees ana PieainE me tT4't. The
-. .-.7' '5'"i'-e weary OF CHASING them
ana ..-opsea me-" ami novel
1.a,' ms Us TO- conceal h1mselI ID the
% 1llaL', shotgun lA hana and when
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-07

Licensed to Wed-Arthur B. BaBra-
gaF5ner OF Mason City and Lola Doris
Kennedy of Glasford ILL., d. E short
@ Davenport and Mary A. Russell Of
9saaloosa and Elmer Lewzader Of
Davenport and HiIda T0mbergs. also
of Davenport.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-22
DO NOT FORGET THAT sILO

1t will take a little extra effort just
now to push that silo that you were
going to build. Last winter when we
were short Of succulent feed, we VOW
ed never to get along without a silo
again. But here we are in the middle
of summer again-everything green
and growing well,-and thoughts of
silo not worrying us.
Let's pinch ourselves and awake.
Right now is silo time.
c. Larsen, Professor of Dairy Hus-
bandry at State College outlines in
station bulletin 154 some advantages
of silos: % green feed may be aav-
ed for winter use; (2) nearly one-half
the food value of corn is in the leaf
and stalk, which is saved as ensilage;
go silos prevent seasons of feed short
age. Silage is good feed the year
around; (4) silage as winter feed for
fall freshening cows is very profitable
in South Dakota; 60 the silo puts
bulky and rough feeds into concentrate
ed dairy products. thereby eliminating
heavy transportation expenses.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-22

they were working gave way. John
Hare was taken to Madison hospital
and died in a few hours. j. B. Peter
son had one arm broken and several
ribs and spine injured, and is in the
Madison hospital in a serious condi-
ton. Tim Monhauser had one leg
fractured. Mrs. Hawkins notified a
brother of Mr.. Hare, who lives north
of Aberdeen. of the fatal accident and
he started for Wentworth, but was
thrown out Of his auto
Information has reached the state
of the death in battle in France of
Robert Watts, formerly a Lyman coun-
ty homesteader. In May a letter was
received by South Dakota friends
from Mr.. Watts, stating that he had
enlisted with the Canadian contingent
and was a member of the BLACK
Watch" (Royal H~ighlanders), and was
leaving England for France. Watts
resided in Lyman county up to a few
years ago., when he made final proof
on a homestead near Murdo. After
leaving South Dakota, he took up his
residence in New York state, where
he remained until he enlisted in the
Canadian contingent of the British
army. He had been at the front less
than two weeks when he was killed.
III, 1 ,--, 3. Dll CON of NJ an1 kTrc
Earl Reading Of Egan, was killed
when he attempted to cross the street
in front of an automobile driven by
Arthur Hutton. The automobile slow
ed down as the child crossed the
street, then he became confused and
started to run back, running directly
in front of the machine, which struck
him crushing his skull, before Mr.. Hut
ton could bring it to a stop.
Although Capitol Lake at Pierre had
been pretty thoroughly drained, in
order to permit the stone riprapping
on the south shore on each side of the
dam, the heavy rains have filled the
lake faster thar it can be drained, and
work has had to be abandoned for a
week or so, until the food waters sub
side through the hole in the dam. The
lake is in a natural valley, which
drains a very large territory of land
adjacent to the capitol building. 1t
takes about a week to/drain the lake
sufficiently to permit the deep work
along the shores to progress.
Mrs. Delta Fox, daughter of former
Insurance Commissioner Basford, and
S. E. Grams, present fire marshal in
that department, have sent word here
that they were married in Montsano,
Washington, on July 8. Mrs. Fox was
for several years deputy fire marshal,
while her father was insurance COM
missioner, and met Grams, at that time.
The couple will live in South Dakota
where Mr.. Grams work is.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-22

Mr.. Reeves invited us to go with
him to Brookings last Saturday in his
auto to attend the c%hautauqua. We
had the pleasure of listening to an in
teresting lecture on French fighting in
Young. national senator from Iowa.
The ride was delightful, through as
good a farming country, with fine
houses and big red barns and large
fields OF rich growing grain, as can be
found In the United States. Olaf Hegg,
who has a nice farm about four miles
east OF town, accompanied us. The
weather being fine we all enjoyed the
day very much.-Bruce Herald.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-22
PRIVATE LESSONS

At the request Of several pupils in
.terexted in expression. l have decided
10 give a term OF ten private lessons
10 q limited number. The term will
begin July 27th, and close the last
week In August. Phone 2S1, Raymond
Breeds residence. Respectfully,
Lillian v. Breed.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-22
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

OUR MIDSUMMER Clearance Sale
vii open next Saturday. July gath.
with two weeks Of great unusual bar.
ss3ss snd slaughter Of furniture and
wnti paper prices. Call and investi-
Gete. The New Furniture Store.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-22

ron 1ALE-eeysn room house with
~ - > haik inquire 1t the Regis
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-22

Parcel shower-The Misses Joy
Morton and Leila Linn were h~ostesses
at a parcel shower in honor of Miss
Rhea Roach, given at the home of
Miss Morton on Thursday. About if-
teen friends Of the bride-to-be were
present and after an impromptu pro-
gram a delicious two-course luncheon
was served. After luncheon a mock
wedding We neld, with Miss Rhea
Roach as bl4de, Miss May Lehner,
groom, Miss Grace Bacon. flower girl,
and Mrs G. G. Erie as minister. Miss
Roach received many pretty and use
ful presents.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-22

Complimentary Luncheon - Miss
Frances Carlisle was the gracious hos
tess to a number Of her friends Fri
day at a five o'clock luncheon In COM
piiment to Miss Roach "a bride of this
week. Music helped to enliven the
evening.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-22

Spoon Ciub-On Friday afternoon
Mrs. Ray Fridley was the gracious hos
tess to the members of The Spoon
Club" and a few others. Fancy work
and visiting were enjoyed and later a
fine luncheon was served.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-22

Birthday Party-Miss Ruth Kendall
was the pleasant little hostess to some
of her friends on Friday afternoon in
honor of her seventh birthday. After
a joyous eason Of games, the happy
company were invited to find places at
a long table, which was decorated with
Fourth of July emblems. A large birth
day cake. holding seven candles in the
center of the table was admired great
ly and later enjoyed by the guests.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-08-30
FOUND DEAD
ELI BURRO OF BROWN COUNTY
VICTIM or AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENT.

Hecla, Aug. 30.-Eli Burro. one of
the wealthy farmers residing in the
northern part of Brown county, was
found dead under his car two miles
north of the state line by John Kor-
pu. sr., a farmer over the line in
Dickey county.
Mr.. Burro left Hecla with John
Korpu, jr., who had been here under
a Doctors a r IL appears as though
on the return home Mr.. Burro had
some trouble with his machine, and
that il had turned over with him On
apparently level road. In overturn-
ing the fender of the car struck Mr..
Burro across the neck, breaking his
neck and killing him instantly.
The remains were brought to Hec-
la and prepared for burial.
The deceased was one of the most
successful and extensive farmers in
this part of the state, and was in the
midst Of the harvesting of 1900
acres of small grain, all of which is
reported TO be in splendid shape. He
is survived by a widow, two daugh-
tiers and a son.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-08-30
LODGE LOSES
A. o. u. w. ORDERED TO PAY IN.
SURANCE OF DECEASED
MEMBER.

Watertown, Aug. 30.-A Ease of
unusual interest all over the state
has been concluded here, Judge c. G..
Sherwood deciding for the plaintiff in
the case of Mrs. Belle Peterson VS..
the Grand Lodge, Ancient Order of
United Workmen for the state of
South Dakota, and ordering the pay
ment of the full face of the policy
carried by the deceased. The defend
ant secured a stay of so days In
which time to perfect an appeal to
the supreme court.
The case grew out of the refusal of
the grand lodge 10 pay the policy
carried on the life of Peter Peterson,
on the grounds that Peterson engag-
ed in the saloon business subsequent
to his joining the order.
The defense took the stand that
the subordinate lodge at Watertown
and officers of the grand lodge as
well, knew that Peterson was in the
saloon business, and yet continued to
receive his premiums monthly just
the same.