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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10

Warwood Methods; Episcopal church.
corner EuorIrcnth street and Warwood
Ave. !. &. buckley. pastor. Residence
1871 Nincircnih tSrrct. lhone: Bell
I52-E. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. +. {.
Lcpnhart. Supt. Classes for all ages
Public worship Mt II a. m: aud 80 r.
H. conducted by pastor: Morning
theme. Doing What We Can" Evening
subject. The Inevitable Result Of Dis
obedience"
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WhRWoop CHURCHES

Warwond Lutheran church. he
center school PLACE of meeting. Roy.
Ralph 4. Iarshma1l. pastor. March IL.
Third Sunday in Lent DtrIn" worship
with sermon 1T 40 p. m. SrhJcci' our
Book" Sunday school At 100 p. m. MId-
wcrk L,rntcn services on Thursday at
$50 u. M. Subject. our Priesthood.
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Warwuud christian church. Francis
VI. Riddle. minister. Eihlc school $50 4.
III. Carl Cr"ihrrs. SupL. Lords Supnrr
and sermon at a. III. subject The
Power Of the bible" Song S"rvic" ana
sermon ia H. ~. Subject FIRST hiSci-
pies OF .lrSu%." Harry T. boyd, rhniriS-
ter Prayer meeting "Wednesday 40
Il
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PRESBYTERIAN

First Presbyterian church. corner
Chaplne and Thirteenth streets. Claude
Porter Terry. minister. Bible school ut
$50 a. m. Mems Bible class at 9:45 a.
M, Morning worship a. I0:45. Special
Sunday evening service at 1880. The
pastor will speak on the theme Causes
OF Suicide" Good music by the Chill
dren's choir. chorus choir. Harp Soloist.
and quartet. Gospel songs. Wednesday,
evening service at $50.
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CuRrSrTAN

Island Christian church. Z. X. Van
Wrinkle. minister, residence 81" North
Front street. Bell phone. 1899: A. T..
Forni. superintendent. $50 South Huron
bible school. $50 a. M: worship ana
communion. 1915 a m; intermediate
,ociety, 3 p. m; Y. P. S. G.. T.. $50 p: III.
preaching. 1880 2. m. Fruyer( meeting;
"Wednesday. 7:3o p. m. ELDERS meeting
Wednesday evening. sunday morning
subject. Rightly Handling the Word "f
Truth" Sunday evening subject. Faith
Made Perfect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10

Warwnnd Presbyterian church, TWEEN
iicth street near Warwoud Ave. =. t..
Carson. pastor. Sunday school go a.
m Morning service lh:i5. subject,
How a Great Work Was Done" Eve
ming %"rvirr 7:4a: subject, THE Gospel
That Saves tho Lost.
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MISCELLANEOUS

EeorGanizcd Church Of Jesus chris;
OF Latter Day Saints, 1900 Jacob street
Sunday school officers meeting at ?
q. NJ: Sunday school at 10 a. m: preach
ing at 1l:o0 a. ~. by j. J.. Martin; social
service at noon: preaching ut $50 p. m
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UNITARIAN

Unitarian church. Eotf street. n"rth
Of twelfth. Rev. J. ~ e. FagGinEcr
Auer minlstcr-Sunday school. IL II. M.
service, II g. m. The minister intends
10 preach q series Of sermons on the
war and problems resulting from It.
The topic for next Sunday VIII be True
and False PatriotiSm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10

Helm. ncstor-Third Sunday in Lent. or;
0culi: ESQ a. M. Sunday school md
Bible cfEss, Frank KroGgel. supertntend:
ent: 1850 q m. preaching services-1h
the English language: '7:45 p. m, paS-
sion seSn'ices. Wednesday at p. M
regular. birthday social for the month
of March In the social rooms OF the
church,: Thursday OF 5 J.. m. choir Ee-
hearsaE1lindcr tho direction OF NioN
Mary kSndelbergcr. -,
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cOLOEED

Simpson N. T. church. March 10, Rev.
Joseph il. Jenkins. Is. T.. minister
Rev. Jenkins will say adicu TO his con
srcgatIon. His shuj:ct for morning is
The Hop"l"aSnesS OF Light. ~ even,
inr rho twu Ladies Aid societies VIII
listen 10 their last annual sermns BY
tho pastor He leaves for conference
Inrin.r Tho Mrck.
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Second Presbyterian church--Morning
sermon. "Chrstian Stewardship" Even
ing, THE Gospels Portraits OF Jesus,
Or. Koontz Will preach at both services.
The every member canvass Of the con-
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evening worship. 1890 o'clock EvanEcl-
lists Dawson and Arnold arc planning to
close their meeting the 18th with great
rally OF the Bible school and church.
Lord's day morning and evening. 4 def
mite date will be announced for a recep-
ton by the whole church for the new
mem bers. Prayer meeting wednesday
evening. Ladies' Aid meeting all day
Thursday. Choir rehearsal Friday even
ing. Official board meeting Saturday
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10

Miss ,f-what a frighttul night tor
r dancer, But, OF course. you've taxi
FrugaI Suitor-"ell-not exactly
but i've, brought you rubberl"'-L!fA
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McMECHEN CHURCHES

Flrsf ". r. CHURCH 90 McMcchHn. IIHV:
Flair w. Roberts. rAstor-Sunday school
AT 9:41: u. J. KeuddIsch and Charles
Brochi-. superintendent. Morning wor-
ship nj j. subject The PHILOSOPHY OF
Albums Sin Prayer and class meet
ing ar G:45 p. m; ". y. Goodwin, leader.
Evening worship Mt 100. subject. 'Abso-
lutr and Relative Truth" short meet
ing Q: the Ladies Aid viii he held after
the evening $nry ices. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday evening ut T:$0 The second
number of unr lecture course will he
given Saturday evening in the school
auditorium. This company Of four
Young women will remain over Sunday
and will furnish special music at both
Sunday services.
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First Christian church. Roy. ". H.
Fields, pastor-Serr!ces SundaT. March
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10

St James Evangelical Lutheran
church. 1409-1411 Chapline street--Thi"d
Sunday In Lent. called Oculi: Sunday
school and Bible classes (Engllsh md
Germany, s:lo a. m: morning service
Germany, l0:A5 n m: evening service
(Englishl. $50 p. m: preaching by the
meeting of the Luther league. Wcdncs-
day evening special l.entcn' Service. : 10
p. m. Tho pastor will meet the catcchct-
ical class at tho usual' hours Tuesday
and Friday.
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Christian church. McMcchcn. corner
Fourth and Logan streets. 6. w. Fuller,
IT.. miniStcr--Rbla school. 10 n. m: &.
=, Freeman superintendent; ". W. WILL
son. assistant superintendent. Morning
worship. IL o'clock. Junior End"aror,
Gao y. m; Senior E:ndeavor, G:iI y. m;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10

81. Marks l.ut;.rran church nj E,in
,:royn Frederick -. Nlp"rS, pnst"r~-
sunday school II ?:ij II. m; morning
service 1T u q. IN. subject. THE Ahuinj-
~ m. subject. '"Chrjstians and Dis
,t,s.
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The Christian church. Elm Grove
Harry Robertson. pastor. The Church
With tn" Glad lIaud."--l0 a. m. Blnlc
school. George McGowan, superlnt"nd
cnt: II n. m, communion services an
Sermon. subject. The Perfection OF
Christian Character" $50 y. m, Chris
tim l3ndcarur: 80 p. H.. song service
and sermon. BY request. The pastor Will
speak upon the subject. "Th" curse 81
th. Spcak"asy and How to Ih&p"l IT,
4, this Scrvir" the senior and Jnnl0r
,.hoirs will rnuc.r ;t;t attractive muSica.
nrorram. "Wednesday. 30 J.. m. c"in-
hinrd prayer $"r,l''" and framing i"F
service class; header. he pastor
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL

st. Matthew'S Episcopal church. cor
ner Chapliue and Fifteenth streets. Tho
Rev F. l.. Strider. rector. The services
during the week will be as follows
Third Sunday il Lent. Sunday, March
nth, 1917---S:00 a. m. Holy Communion;
9 so a m. Wuman's Bible class: 1890 a
m Morning Prayer. 9nto Communion and
Sermon: $3.50 q. IN. Mems Biblo class;
100 p. m. Evening prayer and Sermon;
els p. m. Sunday school Tuesday
Litanu and address ut 400 p. m. We'd
at 1880 p. IN. Thursday. Litany and adj
dress. 400 .. IN. Friday. special noon
day service at 1875 TO 12:h0 p. H.. even
ing PRAYER and confirmation lecture 1T
80 p. IN.
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o1rr-rHE-P1KE CHURCHES

ST. l'uurs church. Elm Grove. J. Logan
81 I,aul'S church tomorrow. tho third
Sunday in Lent, at 1 O'Clock In the
afternoon. when there Will he celcDrit-
ton Of holy communion. Bishop Ora
watt will visit s.. pauFs church on
Monday AnrIi -
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Vance Memorial Presbyterian church
Wood dale. james Mease Potter, ~ -,
minister-ScrviccS AT IL q. m. ana I:"O
y. M; morning subject. What Are You
Doing With Your Burden" evening.
."rh. Things That Remain" Sunday
school and adult Rthic classes at $50
Il. M: Young Peoples meeting a, CD
D. III. Mr.. George W. Penniman. or
Pittsburgh. Sunday school secretary I"
Mr. II. J. Heinz. chairman OF Inv
Wnrld's sunday School association. Will
address the mems Bible class At ~
o'clock,
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. st. Andrews church. Thirty-seventh
and Eoft street, J. Logan Fish. rector
There will be- services in 81. Andrews
church tomorrow. the third Sunday IN
Lent at 500 o'clock ana at 40 r. m.
There will be celebration Of Holy COM
munion at tho morning service. Sunday
school at o'clock In the afternoon.
Lenten service on Tuesday evening ut
1880. illustrated lecture on Missionary
work in Haiti and Cuba, on Friday even
Ing at 7:30. Bishop Gravctt expects TO
visit the Parish on Tuesday evening, the
third Of April
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gregation will be made this Sunday be-
tween the hours Of two and five. Mem
bers are asked to remain at home AT
these hours 10 assist in this canvass.
Tho Third Presbyterian church.
Thirty-eighth and Jacob streets Rev. j.
7. LcycnberGcr, D. n. pastor. Tho usual
services will DO held Sabbath. March
I1th: Preaching at 1880 n. III, Fob
bling Cod" Mems Bihlo class at $50 IL
m. Sabbath school at 2:n0 =. m. Preach
Ing at 1850 pm. Gods @Tord Now.
Special meeting will be held each even
ing beginning March 18th and closing
with March 25th. There will be speciaI
music each evening.
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LUTHERAN

Zion Lutheran church. 2llS Market
street. Rev. \. l. Bcnzc, pastor-Third
Sunday in Lent: Sunday school al g:i3
pers ut 1890 D. III. Meeting Of the Bone
fetal soiety on Tuesday evening. Month
~ meeting OF the Ladies' Aid society on
Wednesday afternoon. Midwcek Lcntcn
vespers on Wednesday, evening. Zion
Brotherhood meeting on Thursday even
inE. Catechetical instruction on Tuesday
evening and on Saturday morning
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SCHOFIELD-COWL co.
% Tenth St. Both Phones,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-02-01

Right across the street Is a public
school. Now the teachers are won
dering how they are ever going to get
any lessons studied or any little sums
completed with such an opposing at
traction across the way. At recess
time the school yard is deserted, the
games forgotten and everybody has
hocked over to the windows of the
studio building to watch "Our Mary
working before the camera.
Last July Miss Pickford went to
Chicago to be present at the conven-
ton of the Motion Picture Exhibitors
League convention. 1t was annOunc-
ed that she would arrive at the La
Sale Street station on the Limited
and the announcement brought out
more than six thousand people. The
little lady was unable to get to her
car until ten big officers from the
Harrison Street station formed a hol-
low Quare and escorted her to the
street. In the evening she attended
the exposition at the Coliseum and ii
had been advertised that she should
be there. Nearly twenty Thousand
people had crowded themselves into
the big building. the doorways were
damned and the windows were bulg.
ing. Four firemen took Miss Pickford
on their shoulders and carried her
through the struggling mass until they
reached the center of the main floor
where she was placed on a table.
Do you wonder that she likes to be
lonesome? She can't be.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-02-01
"MOVIEDOM"
MARY PICkFORD WOULD LOVE
TO BE LONESOME

Did it ever occur to you what 1t
mean to be a popular idol Just
think for a while what it means to
never have a minute that somebody
isn't pointing you out or organizing =
crowd OF admirers who at NICE make
you conspicuous. Think of even
slipping into a quiet little tea room
for a chat and a lunch and being
recognized and setting the whole shop
into a turmoil and even creating a
panic among the mattresses.
Think what it must mean to go into
a department store to buy just one
paper of pins, be Immediately spotted
by a cash girl and almost start a riot
because tits you, just you. Just i'm
agine going out in the park to walk
about among the growing and green
things and to really have just a bit of
communion with good old comforting
nature and then have someone to
shout there she goes" and for the
rest Of the afternoon be followed by
a crowd that keeps growing like a
snow ball going down hill. Just sum
these up and add all the other looked
for quiet moments that turn out to be
disturbing and you will realize that
Mary Pickford Is telling the really
honest truth when she says that she
would like to be lonesome.
No popular idol of any period ever
had a more constant and eager follow.
ing than Mary Pickford. 1t is count
less and made up Of people of every
sort and every age and in every coun'
try. There isn't a place in the world
where there's a screen and q picture
that they don't know "Our Mary"
Recently Miss Pickford has taken
the studio building on Ffty-second
Street. New York. for the use Of the
aim corporation which bears her name.
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There being no further business the
board on motion adjourned.
H. G.. HALVORSON,
Attest Chairman.
F. II. Ripley, County Auditor.
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u You Want to Buy, Sell, Rent, 10
cate or Get Information, Write or CAP
at the Office Of the Bookings Register
"kREAM"

This dairy business is n where q
man must always be on the job. It's
just n thing after an udder.
Middlings made good feed. But
don't be a middlin's dairyman, and
don't have any "just middlin' good"
cows around. The best is always the
most profitable.
If you catch the hired man twisting
old Bossy's tail and using language
that makes the COW blush, just lay him
out with neckyoke. When he comes
to, give him his money and sick the
dog on him.
A college professor declares that
there is no strength in veal. Huh! l
bet a buffalo nickel he never tried to
hold a calf's head in the feed bucket.
And speaking Of calves, reminds me
that it's wrong to put your big, callous-
ed fist owe the Calls nose and push
his face into the bucket. Put your
hand under the lower jaw. slip your
fingers into the Calls mouth, and he'll
follow your hand into the feed pail.
Watch out for the little leaks. They
are the submarines that torpedo the
profits of the dairy.
Just a little w%hitewash,
Just a little paint;
Will make a dingy milk house,
Look like what it amt.
Il. L. D." In Hoard's Dairyman.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-02-01
MACHINERY PREPAREDNESS

Now is a good time to go over the
farm machinery to be used next season
and have it put in shape. There are
three big advantages in having this
done now: ~, you will have ma
chinery ready and lose no time; (2),
you have time to take it to the shop
now Uf you have no shop on the
FARM. 81. you may get better work
done at the shop in this season when
the blacksmith is not rushed to death
with business.
Sharp tools make the draft easier
on the horses and do better work. A
dull axe has no place in this age of
hustle and high cost Of labor.-Ralph
L. Patty. Extension Specialist in Agri'
cultural Engineering. 8. d. State Col
lege.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-02-01

by the Clerk of Courts, the following
names we're regularly drawn.
Brookings township, |. L. sutton and
c. G.. Laddusaw; Brookings City, w. p.
Biggar, Phil SchlaIb, Ole Hagen and
L.. II. Comstock; Preston township, J.
w. Carbine; Sterling, Bert Duff; Eu-
reka, Thos. Kerr; Oakwood, Tom
Jacobson; Laketon, Chris Jensen;
Winsor, Gunder Evenson; Bruce, G. r.
Bortness and ole Semmen; Aurora Viii
lage, G.. ID. Cheatham; Aurora town
ship. Edw. Byrnes; Trenton, l.. l.. An
derson; Parnell, Frank Manion; Elk
ton City, John Steuffen and Pat Quin-
Ian; Elkton township, w. b. Tracey;
ashland, A. f. Miller; Argo, John De-
laney; Alton. Dan Biery; Oak Lake,
Fred Drummer; Sherman, j. G.. Davis;
White, Geo. Francis; Alton, VIM.
Landsman; Bushnell, e. f. Sedan;
Lake Hendricks, C. j. Erickson; Lake
Sinai, Albert Negstad and Oliver
Slime; Bangor, John GundersOn; Oslo,
Adolph Falk; Sinai town, II. Melm-
setter; Volga City, John l.. Svorkmo
and II. Hanson; Volga township, Hans
Bertelsen.
Board on motion named county ply
sicians for the ensuing year as follows;
A. II. Stoll for the territory comprising
the 2nd commissioner district.
II. O. Morgan for the following terri
tory; all the territory comprising the
1st commissioner district, except Au-
rora Village. Aurora township, Trenton
township and the poor farm.
Or. j. w. Foster for Aurora Village,
Aurora township, Trenton township
and the poor farm.
ID. w. Gross for the territory com
prising the 5th commissioner district.
DR.. Geo. Edwards for the territory
comprising the 3rd commissioner dis
trict, except Winsor township.
DR.. d. l.. Seaman for the territory
comprising the 4th commissioner dis
trict and Winsor township.
The acceptance of the above appoint
ments is conditioned that they render
their professional services to all per
sons in need of such services in their
respective districts, who will properly
come under the supervision Of the
county commissioners, at the salary
designated said salary to include all
professional services rendered such
persons.
Board authorized the County Auditor
to purchase wall maps, one for the
t~reasurer's office, one for the Register
of Deeds Office, one for the Sheriff.
office and one large blue print copy for
the Auditors office.
The following claims were audited
and allowed and warrants ordered
drawn for the same.
c. A. Gullick, services on board $4,000
r. O. Tollefson, services, road
work 27.5C
G. II. Davis, services on board
and roads and milage........ $500
j. l.. Jarvis, services as county
commissioner ............. 3O.Ol
r. O. Tollefson, services and
milage bo.9t
Thomas Kidman, services and
milage 51.1t
II. G. H~alvorson, services and
milage 62.2:
There being no further business the
board on motion adjourned.
H. G.. HALVORSON,
Attest Chairman
F. II. Ripley, County Auditor.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-02-01
FIRST SEMESTER CLOSES

This week closes the work of the
being held in all departments of the
schools. The second semester will be-
gin with the opening of school Monday,
February 9Th, and classes in the pri-
mary department will be organized to
provide for all who have reached the
age of six or will be six during the Sc
mester.
The following students of the high
school have a standing of 90 or above
in all studies for the semester and their
department. being 80 or above are ex-
empt from all examinations and given
a place on the honor roll of the school:
Seniors-Frances Alton, AslauP
Bjorge, Guy Davis, Gertrude Hand
werk, Esther Irish, Nan Milne, Leah
McGill, Mae Swift, Max Wexler.
Juniors-Gladys Barry, Emma Brack-
EFT, Marcus Chase, Lillian Hart, Mar
shall Knappen, Carl Lambe, Rose
Lynch, Lillian Sedan, Elizabeth Sol
berg, Lester Orcott.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bairey, Eliza.
beth Brown, Vivian Christofferson
Amber Ellis, Harold Enright, Bertha
Hendrickson, William Mast, Mary Mul.
quin, Verna Sexauer, Evadne Shuck,
Lyndall Whitehead, Viola Worden.
misunderstanding Baldridge
Ruby Olson, Marion Yule.
Sixth Grade-Mae Chase, John John.
son, Eleanor Ellis, Lottie Plumb, Vic
tor Worden, Lincoln Brictson, Frances
Forsee, Katherine Harris, Aneta Han
son, Pearl Leighty, Gladys Neal, Mar
ion Sharp, Ruth VonArk, Lucille De
Walt.
Fifth Grade-Joyce Tate, Blanche
Stewart, Percy Clevan, Winford Bar
telt, Janetta Geyer, Shirley Raak, Mar
shall Crowley, Esther Peterson, Chris
tina Moore, Edman Johnson, Winfor(
Mix, Eva Haugen, Gladys Lanphier
Violet Quammen, Alice Larson, Rutf
Eden, Vera Wing, Cecil Pinkerton
Harriet Stoddart.
Fourth ~Grade-Alice Atkinson, Viola
Harrison, Mercedes Heintz, Philo Clar
in, Clifton Benson, Mildred Hoy
) Myrtle Martinson, Gunda Nelson, Flor
ence Vinegar.
Third Grade-Madaline Lynch, Alic,
!, Culhane, Logs Johnson, Caroline
Storm, Donald Lentz, Ruth HaroldsOn
Second Grade-Mildred Johnson
Florence Hargett, Irene Bosler, Eileel
Bosler, Stephen Hoskiss, Viola Martin
son, Oscar Lowell, Helen Dalton, Lii
liam Stewart, Shirley Hoy, Kathleen
Akin, Blanche Snyder, Marjorie Cald
we'll, Raymond Grudem.
First Grade-Charles Fox, Eugen'
Narum, Fern Johnson, Homer Nagel
Harry Jensen, Ards Carpenter, Myrtl'
Ronning, Manuel Wexler, Donald Ham
line, Earl Spooner, Katherine Roush
Elizabeth Wing. Willie Void, Bernie
McGill, Lyle Cheever, Mai Tidball
Beatrice Harris, Frances Thompson
: Lois Zigler, Margaret Lentz, Marjorie
Browning, Marvin Stavin, Doroth,
Wyckoff.
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The dsrositry bond Of the First
National Bank ~ Eikton In the amount
u s2e1GG 10 with the Northern Casualty
Company 80 surety WAS on motion ap-
proved.
The E1ste ~ motion approved the
t9as ~ the First National Bank ofAr-
lsssen IN the amount OF 5000. 90.
The sg,eties on this bond are personal.
TIE beaAs Ut the following oficers
siset wsss On motion approved; M. w.
jssaAy, justice " the peace: ID. Sharp.
jssaies M the Dsscs: J. A. Hegeman.
county surveyor; and w. H. Wordcn.
county constable.
Isossd nsxt drew the names Of forty
persons eligible 70 serve ~ Jurors In
compliance with the rcquisition nled
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-02-01
corns Loosen OFF
With Magic "eets.lt"
9 Drops Do the Work, Painleuly.

~ tell you, before I heard of
'Gets-It' used to try one thing after
another for corns. I still had them.
] used bandages and they made my
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-02-01

ana Thsyu Poea Right O9I
Toe % biz 4 was murder to put. on
nv shea used 0alves and other
nm with knives and scissors. but
nov n0 moro 1ooling for me. Two
6rope sc SGetS-It' did. All the work.
- tRas ss ". : iSrs PICK Il right
kSerS kss been nothing new dis:
nossrS6 f0r corns since "0sts-It"
~ Born. It's the. new way-ths
co1mon.eenss. Jimple. sure way.
~ Sc<xiS a. ~ on ,eocolpt OF price
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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-02-01
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-Carpenters to begin on
stairway at the Register once.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-02-01

The report of II. Hanson, Justice of
the Peace, was on motion approved
and fees therein allowed as follows:
Fred S. Miner, Sheriff's fees. $4,000
H. Hanson, Justice fees ........ 1919
The Vital Statistics report of John
A. Lunden, Clerk of Courts, was on mo-
ton approved and fees therein allow
ed as follows: