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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-06-29
ALTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Duff and daugh-
ter Fern spent Sunday at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Duff, of
Prairie Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith and three
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Smith
and two children enjoyed on outing
with a picnic dinner at Lake Hen.
bricks Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Class and daugh-
ter Carmen, of Brookings, were at the
farm Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Green and daugh-
ter Birdie. came up from near Brook.
ings Sunday and with Mr.. and Mrs. S.
L. Swihart and children spent the day
with Mrs. N. E. Comp, of White.
Misses Mae Noodle and Agnes Lor.
den, of Elkton, Miss Lillian Anderson,
of Aurora, and Miss Frances Lovett, of
Cavour, came Monday and will enjoy
a house party at the Jack Ausdall
home. Misses Noodle and Lovett are
nieces of Mrs. Van Ausdall. Miss
Noodle has been engaged to teach the
coming year at No. Is, and Miss Lor-
den will take charge of No. IA.
AS a result of the teaching of indus
trial work at No. Is 10-year old Stuart
Biery earned his first dollar. Since
tatting has become a fad each girl in
the Biery family has learned the art,
and seeing the beautiful creations by
his sisters gave him a desire to tat
also. After learning a few patterns his
mother offered him a dollar for tattlng
to trim a shelf. and last week Stuart
received his dollar for the specified
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amount of trimming in the 'old hen
ard chickens" pattern. His brother
Malcolm, aged 8, has completed tatting
for a guest towel, as a tint of competi-
ton.
A dance was held in the barn at the
Adam Carlson home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Horning left Sat
urday for Lake Hendricks to join a
camping party.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. L. Swihart who has been quite i'll, is
convalescent.
Miss Bertha Biery came up from Sac
City, Iowa, Saturday to visit at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Biery. She came by way or
Brookings and was met by her father
and sister Irene.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Papka and moth
er, Mrs. Fred Falk, of White, Grove 10
Hendricks Sunday to attend Mission
services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Trotman motor
ed from Miller Monday to visit at the
home of Mrs. Trotman's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. n. HIATT. They were &C
companied by Mr.. Trotman's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Trotman, of Mil
Ter.
Elmer Frazier spent Monday in
Aurora on business.
The patrons of south Alton Is are
again agitating the removal of the
school house to the center of the dis
trict and expect TO hold a meeting in
the near future for the purpose of put.
ting it to a vote.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Mcknight return
ed Monday morning from st. Charles,
Mimi, where they were called by the
sudden death of Mrs. Meningitis
brother, George Stedman. Grandma
Stedman, who went from Gary to at
tend the funeral, returns with them.
J. D. Miller spent Saturday in Brook
ings on business.
MI. and Mrs. S. l.. Swihart aid chill
dren will leave Thursday for Joliet,
Ill.,, to visit a sister of Mrs. Swihart,
who has been critically i'll. They will
go by auto. and on the way will visit
friends at Marshalltown, Iowa.
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AURORA

Mrs. r. Blake returned to her home
at Litchville, n. d., Saturday morning.
VIM. Pittenger, of Trenton, was do
ing business here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Lovcjoy, of Nc
Kahn, spent Sunday here the guests Of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Lovejoy.
Earl Miller and Joe March are en-
ployed at present at Chas. Pullman's.
Master Lyle Short of Bookings, is
a guest this week at the home of his
parents, c. E. and family.
Mrs. w. H. Larrabee and Mrs. w. A.
Wright were Brookings shoppers Sat
urday.
Mrs. Maurice Johnson accompanied
her son David home Saturday, and
will remain a few days a guest of the
family.
Miss Anna Foley and Maggie Quin-
Ian returned from White Tuesday,
where they hod spent a week at the
home of the formers brother James.
Grandma Hiltz vas a o passen-
ger to Elkton Monday. enroute to Flan-
dreau, where she will visit relatives.
Rev. Stoll departed for st. Lawrence
Wednesday evening to attend quarter
ly conference which is being held at
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Schroeder and
the children spent Sunday a guest at
the home of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Pauls.
Mrs. Chas. Rafferty,, of Elgton, was
an over Sunday guest Of friends in the
village.
Glenn Hemmer and family spent Sun
day evening at the home of E. j. Korte.
Mrs. Nels Larson and daughter Ora
were guests of the formers sister, Mrs.
Ed Korte Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Carnes and son
Eugene were entertained at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lohr Dancer Sunday
afternoon and evening.
Miss Bessie Korte has been assist
ing Mrs. Ed Rufenacht with household
duties the past few weeks.
Mrs. F. T. Baker surprised F, T. by
preparing a fine dinner Monday in
honor Of the anniversary OF his birth.
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AlTON-RiCHLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Culhane from
Elkton; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kelley and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Towey
and family spent a very pleasant day
at the John Kinney home Sunday.
Mrs. August Korstan is enjoying a
visit from her father and mother from
Chicago.
Mrs. Louise Balm came Sunday to
visit at the Gus Kurtz home.
Miss Agnes O'Connor is on the sick
list.
Mrs. C. S. Welch who spent a week
visiting with her brother, NJ. c. McRae
and family, returned to her home at
Baker, Montana, Monday morning by
the way of Aurora.
Mrs. Jack FELTON,, of Bushnell, is
spending a few days at the Harry Eel
ton home.
Mrs. Earl McKeown and children and
U. r. Mills spent a couple of days in
Brookings visiting with their father
who has been very sick, but is feeling
somewhat better.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Lovejoy and daugh.
ter Clara autoed over from Aurora
Sunday and spent the day with their
son Neal at McKain.
Miss Ethel Mcfarland returned to
Tandreau Tuesday after spending a
few days with Miss W.nifred Kinney.
Miss Iuez Heinrich and Miss Vera
Glenn returned home Friday from Elk
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S. Blank, the merchant who has Mr..
Bakers store, was a guest for the day.
Martin Nussbaum, a prosperous and
industrious farmer who lives north Of
the village, was doing business in
Aurora one day this week.
The junior ball teams of Bushnell
and Aurora crossed bats at the Dancer
place the day of the Sunday school
picnic Aurora o score standing
8 to S.
Master Floyd Kirby suffered a Sc
we're attack of appendicitis Friday
night. The services of DR.. Hyde were
solicited and the lad is recovering
steadily at present.
Mrs. Jas. Smith was an early morn
ing passenger TO Huron Saturday,
where she will be the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Grover Dcrr.
Lou Kirby and Will Hahn were bust
ness transactors at the county seat
Saturday afternoon.
INdlDl oill!Ll, al man NdIIltI oul
of Bushnell, was seen on our streets
Thursday.
j VI. Johnson lost a valuable Gov
by lightning Thursday night.
Miss Lilah Baker was an evening
passenger to Brookings Thursday
evening and remained a guest of Miss
Bessie Tinker returning home Friday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hoy arrived
home from points in Minnesota the
last of the week, where they had enjoy
ed a several days visit with relatives
and friends.
The NJ. Z. Sunday school enjoyed a
picnic in l.. Dancers grove Wcdnes
day. Although the weather was mo-
ideal, there was a fair turn out, and
those present report an excellent time
A. J. Lovejoy and w. l.. Mall were
busily engaged a few days this week
in auditing the books of the Farmers
elevator.
Mr.. Washburn and family left for
northern Minnesota by auto Wednes-
day morning, and will be gone for
some time attending to some import.
ant matters of business.
II. X. Halvorson spent Wednesday
at his farm east of town.
Mr.. Zimmerman has been improving
the appearance of his residence prop.
erty by painting the house, repairing
the roof by the placing of new shingles
adding to the porch and making Over
and painting the barn.
Miss Mary Sivert, of Elkton, is g
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs
Bert Wilbur.
Mrs. Hattie Messner has as fine {
bed of strawberries as n would wish
to see. The vines are fairly loaded
with the luscious fruit and Mrs. Mess
ner thinks that they will yield two
large milk pals full daily in a shor
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilbur and chill
dren, accompanied by Miss Kirby dr.
tended the party given by Mr.. ant
Mrs. Thos. Maher Saturday evening
1t was in honor of this worthy couples
eighth wedding anniversary, also tn
anniversary of Mrs. Makers birth
Dancing was the principal amusement
|, of the evening and later a deliciou:
supper was served the guests.
The bridge one mile south of here
is out, and a crew of men are making
a new one which will be wider and bet
ter in many respects.
Frank Messner, accompanied by H
B. Severson, E. D. Southland, Harr!
Hill and Bill Stewart autoed to LAX,
Hendricks Sunday starting in the I'VE,
small" hours of the morning, to spent
the day away from all cares Of thu
world. We are assured of their enjoy
ment.
Mrs. J. w. Collins, Miss Lilah, Chas
and Erwin and Mrs. N. NJ. Woodbecl
were entertained Sunday at the Jas
Trail home.
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TR

Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Harvey returned
from a short visit in Iowa.
Mr. Hill, from the Rosebud country.
gave a temperance lecture at the Tren-
ton school house Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Durland from North Da.
kota, is making a short visit among rel,
atives and friends.
A number of the Gus Telkamp chill.
dren are sick with the measles.
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Hesitatei Use Sure "Gets-It" for Those
Corns and Save Your Life and Your Toesi
eat of the toes, tapes hat stick to
the stocking, bandages and plasters
ing blood-bringing razors and scis-
sors. Then / tried 'Gets-It' just once
and you ought to have seen that corn
come of-just like a banana peel" It's
simple. wonderful. It's the new way,
painless, applied in two seconds, new
er hurts healthy flesh or irritates.
Nothing to press on the corn. Never
falls. Quit the old ways for once any
corns, calluses, warts and bunions.
"Gets-It" il sold everywhere, CSC q
bottle, or sent direct by Z. Lawrence
& Co., Chicago. Ill.
Sold In Brookings and recommended ~ the
worlds best corn remedy by Brookings Phar
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corns Come OF
Like Banana Peel
Wonderful, Simple "Gets-It" Never
Fails to Remove ANY Corn Easily.

Wouldn't 1t jar you? Here I've
been going along for years. with one
desperate corn after another, trying
to get rid OF them with salyes tina
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Gabtsm mns Seaebme.

5err GbarIes Sbomas BON bsr
Q. Io. TT gum Gborbirisenteu Der gp.
st. pauIss9emsinbs in Dapton ers
pa9It porben,
5rau StsIa aoeblere SObnIou
bon Roiebale, pelae friibsr in Belle.
oue gspoAnt bate, bat ii& i'm ct.
eltIabetbzSoipitaI elmer Operation
untsr5iebeH miiFsn.
Sm gelIspue Stabtruib ipurb.
cine Srbinan3 einsebraht, ipona6 Der
aulentbaIt uuf Der borber.n pber
riidpdrtigen pIatfprm elmer Strob.ns
babnsGar nidt seitatiet iperbe. -
auf antras beg Serrn Spbn Stabl
ipuroe bas aommitiee fir 9erbeF.s
runsen unb Wianor Winters beaufs
trdst. nit ben Reppprt Stabtsaoms
miiGren cine aouferenS hiufibtlih Der
OsSi3iruns Der 6. Strabs, abaubal.en.
tSs ipirb beabiihtisi, eiien gpuieparb,
ipelder Relpport nit 8eQeoue nerbins
ben ipa, pia Der 6. Gtrabe unD bsm
5aDlpr Wfia Bottoms fersnitelen. -
gesen ben 9erts6rsSisnit auf Der
Sifbs9elleDue StrabenbdbnIillie, ipurs
be BON 8. M. goen Dpn Qo. 3lS sJoote
Ioe. cine Bei9Deroe erbpben.
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QlIs aeiHe
@mrSc Der go Sabre aIte @ar Sdjnr
in Der 0aIlerie bes apris sbeaters
nnisefanSen.

gls 2eide ipuroe eeitern Morge,,
5n friiter Sttroe Der 60 Sabre dir
@crii9eningsaaettt Ntar Sdyur, bon
yto. 3485 NiIion slpertne, i'm apris
5heatcr IN Der GaIlerie ,inter einem
Sit lefunbcl.
9ieien eralliigen 5i,no ntadyie ae.
lcgertIib eines ieiner giuitogdllae Scr
ptadtpad)ter Sbonlpiou Der bann 70.
fort one 1oIi3ci berahriGttste inib
eild, Sen Coroner bertei5itirtc. lie
Seide tuurbe ra6 Der D1orsue ;iter.
flibrt ,ul0 natOcm nit SSiIfe BON go.
picren, bic am Eohten gcfunben NOR.
ben, oeiien S0cntitit errlittelt mar,
ncf Der SariIienpobnuns gebrad,t.
Der @eritorbeue bate, tpie aus ei.
ncm in ieiner 9aihe befin5liflen
Siecoupon criid)tli4 mar, Der
SOrflenung I'M 2pric Ebeater ain
Cunner5tag gbelo beisapobnt uno
lmlb tp1brenb Der 9oriteQuna infoIae
,ines Ser5idIags scitorben iein.
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GaftnadJtsf sftimmmas.
suIde sibt es anf bem aarrsnabsmb
Der Ssrweaber.

SuItnadtsitin,nuins oiirite ieScIl
taus am beutieen Gdmfag abenb
tn Der Mrbeiter SaIIe berrihen,
lpoielbit Der Serpegb M1nnerd)or I'M
Verein NIT Dem Seriuesb Gameiiber.
Gin eincn ipeenanuten @arrenobeno
obbalten iuiro. Ger Senuegb Mdu.
nerdlor beritcbt cs aus Dem III"
fdonc gebicne sseltlidfeitet Su bcr6l,.
iialten bel oenen man iif) imulet
anliiiirt, uno bo Der 9amenpcrein
rnituirft nno, pie mir eriabren b..
ben, ettDas gan5 aparteS in petto boi,
10 oiirfte au6 Ole 6eitIid)fpit iuieecr
cine seIungene slffaire werbeu. gSer
aIic fir eiiliae Shuoen ole Sor1en
peraeiien uno iid i'm areiie irobcr
9ieid,geiinnter @eniten amiiiiren
:pill upb elm 6relno bon sSreibeits.
nilo anocren id,onen 9ieoern 1T, Dem
fon,leh mir getroit einpfebler, bieic
6eitlidfeit 81 bciuben, oem bei ben
&eripegbcrn IangpeiIt man ii5 liht.
Der gintritt 1T frei unb ieocr al.
ltduSige Menf9 tit mifs bersIidite
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2ofal !. Seridt.
@iebergefmmben
@urben Jran GlOrenee Sciiel uno
lire beiOen aiHber, bic ieit 9on.
ncrstag oeridiuunben maren.

SSn GROCER Gorge mar bis gun
geltrigen gtndlnrittag Der 3atuiar;i
g9illinm SeiieI, Don go. 1543 sSobn
StraBe, iiber Den IerbIeib jeiner
Satin SSlorenee Seiiel unb ieincr
5elNen ainber, iicbcn Sabre reipeftipe
bier Monate alt. Die sSrni bntte nul
0orrnerstag 9lbeito ibrer IllItier
sSrai Dtinnie @eboing, go. 110i
&lottman StrnBe, einen @eiu9 ab-
geltattet ltno mar bort init ibrer
S6Delter. 8rau gbiparo @eper, DOH
9to. 616 @ine Strabe, siiiaulmenge.
fommer. Ter @1utter ipie er Sdpue.
iter fiel oaS pcritorte @eien Sralt
Seiiels auf, bic fort1p1breflb bic BE.
fiirdrung nltsipraf,, bob fie hIngen.
leioeto iei lnb barn erfldrte, lie
lDolle nidlt nnh 0fianritcgpn, mo Tr.
SeIiels asripntpobn1rng lit, 5lriid.
febrcn, fonberu in Der Sfabt bleiben.
SSraI gScbbing uno 5rau @eper
alaubten idyiicBIid, Bog es ibnen &c.
lrngen mar, Srau !Seiiel 5u berulJi.
gen iulo iie purben oaber in nitt
geringen 'Sdredeu Derfest, nIs Gr.
Seiiel ibnen telepboniid, ntittbeiIte,
bag ieine @dtfin nit ben beiberi Sin.
bern Deridrpulloen ipar.
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Aas Se,s WsnmisipaIgeritst

Der Gisarrenfabritant DaDib Bon
lpurbs seitrn unter Der anflaae bic
bel ibm angeiislte tdubftumme qrbeis
tsrin llriula aour 0ergsnaIiist 3u bas
ben, bon RiGttr ysatnlan ben GroBs
geI4porenen iibsripisTen.
Gernsr iiberipiss glidier geatmdn
nod bic foIgeHben Nngstlaaien ben
grobgsfhporensn: 5enrp Bonner uns
ter Der antIdee Der 5sbltrei; Charles
Jones, Morbansriff; Spbn DiIIiams.
ginbrufsbiebitd9l; WaIitr MarI6aa.
pferbebiebftabI; Dalier Winifres ilnb
WaItsr Rnniaa, bospilliees 3erit5rsu
bon gissntbum; Wclp Rpssr, 5as
idenbiebftabl.
Sobn purpis bon Der Belts unb
Sobn GtraBe nurbe seiisrn ppr Rihs
ter Spitgel iibsrfiibrt feline Oattin su
eiHem 2ebeu Der Shnnbe ae3ipunaen
unb Don btm GiirtDsugelb geltbi su
boben. DIR gliGter ptrurtbeilte purs
Dis ouf spei afntInssl bin gu IL $50
linb Roiitn. bic Ct I'm 2lrbtitsbaus
abperbieneH mub.
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Srabo!
Ser Sdiudbiidle Samen lInt..gcrrin
isHSet aniebHliden getras fur bic
ariegsnotbleibenbeu.

Die tpadersu Oomen aus benz fh5.
nen S4nabenIaHbe, bic In Gineinnati
ben S1pdtii5eH Oarnen llnteri;.s
gersin biIben, bdben ni9t nur bereits
lpiuis IN Der 9srganatnbeit ibr
SherfIein gum Sonbs Der bieEiaen
Si!fsgeieufhoit beisttrdeen, ionbern
limb nod aubsrbem bsmiibt, ben bins
terbliebenen GothIsibsnben Der belbei,s
mittissn Sampler i'm Shtpdbenlanbe
birette SiiIfs 3uiortmen Su IafIen. go
BAT Der ob;g' 9srsin Dor ipeniaeu @os
den befd)lcFen, ben llsberf9uB BEG
neuli6 abesbaliensn @ereinsbanes ben
nothoiirftigsn @iitipsn unb WaiIeu in
ibrsr alien !osimntb autommen Su ldIe
Zen. Dns 2ommitt,e, n1mIid bic
Grausn Gransista S6arpboff, Dlaria
Brittle. Pauline Grnit unb Rarpfine
beridtst. ssit.rn, naa po[I.
itanSiser abre&Huns, bab sin fiebers
i4ub erSieIt iporben f.i, Der es Dem
9srein srmOsli9f. 500 Wari mad Der
9eimath gu ienben, unb um bic Miins
f6e ibrsr S9tpeitsrn gum Gusirage sn
brinsen, iiberinnbs bic Iansidbriss.
9efpiF.nbofte Deriuali.rin bes De-
reinsi@oses Grou Gransisfa Gdarps
5uff, Der RotbfreussgeIellf6oft in
Stuitsart obige Gumms, nit ber fros
5en 5offnung, bnB es bem @erein ses
'ins,n m0ss. nod msbr 5iilfe lsiiteu
Ju ,oNnen.
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Nempsrt.

9is TtlppOrt Cifite ias Sos Sin
tinnaicr gOlfsbIatt1 beiinSet iih II
1D. 339 YOrf Gtrafe, segcni6er Sem
GoHrtboaie, Duielbit Gesigfsiten, Gin,
5etgen II. |. III. bis ncun uhr 9lbenbs
entsegenacnummen iperbcH. Sci,
Spnth 2401.
geIiBtitsI =8erdnberunaen: Step.
Farter an Sno 3. Sobge, 9ot go. Is
in Wolf's ADDITION gu 5in6tOpn 3u
81.
Die republitanii6e Gountpz
HonDentton pirb 6eute Rabmittao nm
l lhr IN Der Wlufitbane a6uehal,en
lperben. Den 8Orfib fptre 6err Dm.
arinn, pom rspublituniI6en @rerutips
&ommtttee fiibren. Gs perben Dele
gatsn our 9iftrttts= unb aur staatss
&Onpentton setpablt tperbeH.
5rau amelia Stua, II, DON
Ro. 1926 Central QDe. lit aeftern
Uaorgens tObt i'm gett gefuHoen NOR.
ben. Sin Ssr5i9lag biirfte ibren 1oO
oerurla4t baben. Sic mar cine Der
SrunOsrinRsn Der 5ieiissn g6riitli9en
Stride unb big gu ibrem Sobe elm
Ulitglieo Der 9emsirbe.
= Die ppli5iiten Mlartin unb
0onnelp bemertten ssitsrn in friiber
Worgenitunbe on Der IL. Gtrabe unb
apenue einen @erbd9ti=
gen, ipel&er IN einem Sinterbof fi6
aufbielt. 9eim 5erannaben Der poliz
stiten fprang Der Srembe ii6er bic
Srn8aunung arto lief bur6 cine 2laep.
Die poIi3iiten, Delbe ibn berfolgten,
feuerten mebrere Sdredfhifie ub,
bra4ten ieOo9 ben sIi6tigen ri6t
Jun Steben.
- Der gountpri6ter Bolt ertldrte,
'ab nah Der GntT6eibuns beg QppeIs
at:Dnsgeri4tes. Bios cine Majpritdt
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I'm 2cbenS nSsefabr
sdjiuebten seitern brsi fleine &inber
wahreub eiass ;sfners i'm Sanie
go. 1907 SarriiOn apenae.

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