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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
IL BRITISH MAKE RAID UPON THE
 BELGIUM HUNS Great Damages Believed Done Upon Brugges
 Bombs Hitting
 Vast Area.

LONDON. Sept. 4 = Continuing raids over Belgium, especially over the districts where the Germans are closely concentrated. British aviators last night made a splendid raid One British aviator fought off six German machines and one Of them was shot down.
 The docks and submarine shelters. railway sidings and stations at Brugges were hit by bombs and bombs also exploded among the aeroplane sheds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
 and Mail Information
Now North Bound

Princess Sophia will be due from the south at midnight. Has one days mail. Alameda will be due from the south tomorrow night. Has one days mail. Admiral Watson is northbound and will be due Wednesday night. Has no mail. Prince George is northbound and will be due Thursday night. Has no mail.
 Scheduled Sailings Spokane is scheduled to sail from Seattle Thursday. Admiral Evans is scheduled to sail from Seattle next Satur- day.
 Alaska is scheduled to sail from Seattle Friday. Princess Alice is scheduled to sail from Vancouver next Saturday.
 Prince Rupert is scheduled to sail from Seattle next Mon- day.
 Humboldt is scheduled to sail from Seattle Saturday. AI-ki is scheduled to sail north Saturday.
 South Bound Sailings City of Seattle will be due southbound tomorrow morn ing. Takes mail. Mariposa is expected south bound tomorrow. Not report ed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
Bavarian Troops To Aid
ORGANIZED LABOR PLEDGES SUPPORT
 TO UNITED STATES

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept 4.-Organiz- ed labor met here this forenoon un- der the auspices of the American Alliance for Labor and Democracy to pledge hearty support to the United States Government during the per iod of the present war. Delegates were present from practically every state in the Union. The pledge of support signifies the intention of the members of the new organization to suppress all disloyal acts against the Government.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
GOVERNMENT IS BUYING UP TIE
 1917 WHEAT CROP
Deals Proceeding Today in Chicago; Standard Value of $2.2O for
 Each BuSheI.

CHICAGO, Sept. 4-The United States government began wheat buy ing today. The deals proceeded au tomatically as only one standard val ue $2,20 bushel for number one Northern was involved The con modity into the warehouse. A re ceipt was turned over to a represen tative of the food administrator and the persons selling their wheat were immediately given government check for the full amount.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
ALAMEDA BRINGING
 FOURTEEN FOR THE
 CITY; IN TOMORROW

SEATTLE, Sept. 4.-The follow ing are the passengers bound for Juneau who left on the Alameda last Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock: Miss D. Gilcrest, Mrs. Johnston, w.. B. Kirk and wife, Miss Ruth Sel- len, Mrs. G. Tiovose, E. B. Miller, Judson Wood, l.. Shulman. l.. P. Davis, Dr. Jos. Weyerhorst, J. Sul- livan, w. S. Sullivan and c. H.. Freegrove.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
FIRST DRAFTED
 MEN ARE CALLED
 OUT TOMORROW

WASHINGTON, Sept 4.-The draft ed men of the first five per cent. quota going to the National Army cantonments reported today to the local boards throughout the United States and in all districts to receive instructions and railroad tickets. The majority have received permission to pass tonight at their homes un' der orders to report again to the boards shortly before train time to- morrow
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
Russians Retreating

PETROGRAD, Sept. 4.-The Rus sian retirement in the Riga section is being continued along the coast n a northeasterly direction. In the Uxkul district the Russians retiring northward have been dislodged by Germans. In the Great Joegel re- zion hostile ships are smelling the coast of the Gulf of Riga.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
LATE CABLE NEWS

WASHINGTON - Women pickets today at the Whitehouse gates tried to make a disturbance and many arrests were made by the police.
 BERLIN-The city of Riga was afire in many places when the Ger mans entered today.
 SAN FRANCiSCO-The condition of William Randolph Hearst, report ed seriously i'll while visiting at his ranch at San Simeon, is much bet ter today.
 WASHINGTON The House this forenoon began consideration of the eleven billion dollar war bond and certificate bill, the biggest measure of the kind ever presented to Con gress. Both Democrats and Republi- cans are supporting the measure.
 BERLIN-Several thousand Rus sians and 150 guns have been cap tured in the Riga region
 WASHINGTON-Th Senate this forenoon rejected the amendment by Senator Hollis for flat increase of 50 per cent. on the war profit tax by a vote of 52 to IS.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
WORK UP THE ESTUARY.

London, Sept. 4.-Six enemy aer- oplanes late last night flew over the channel, proceeded up the Thames estuary to Chatham and dropped bombs on the Isle of Than ct and also in the district around Sheerness. In the Chatham area 1O7 men of naval ratings, those training for the British naval ser vice, were killed and 86 wounded. One civilian was killed during the raid and were wounded.
 The property damage was slight. The Admiralty announces that all the enemy raiders escaped.
 The loss of life on this raid was greater than on any previous as- sault from the air by the enemy. The greatest number of wounded in any previous raid was on June 13 when planes dropped bombs on the schools and in the tenement sec
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
GRAND DUKE MIKE IS ARRESTED WITH
 WIFE AS PLOTTER

PETROGRAD, Sept. 4. - Grand Duke Michael, brother of the for mer Czar, and his wife, were arrest ed this afternoon in connection with a counter revolution plot recently unearthed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
INVESTIGATION IS
 RECOMMENDED FOR
 FAULTY CARTRIDGES

WASHINGTON Sept 4.-The ere aton of a board to investigate the causes for defects in the cartridges sent to the American forces in France has been recommended by General Crozier, chief of Ordnance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
ONE MOSQUITO TO BLAME.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 4.-The bite of one mosquito, communicat- ing a pernicious malaria, is held to be responsible for the quick deaths of three members of the Skinner family here
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
MAY STRIKE OVER DRAFT.

VANCOUVER, B. C., Sept. 4.- The Federation of Labor of British Columbia may call strike if the draft laws are enforced. The fed eration announces placing candi- dates for provincial offices for cleo tion who will urge the repeating of the law.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
CASUAL TIES OF THE BRITISH LIGHT FOR
 PERIOD OF l WEEK

LONDON, Sept. 4.-The British casualties for the week ending last night is given as 15,6O0. The Ad- miralty states that 364 officers and 3,sOO men were killed of this to- tai.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
YUKON GOLD YIELD DROPS.

DAWSON, Sept. 4.-High cost of low grade ore has reduced the an nual yield, according to Volney Richmond, superintendent of the N C. Co
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
VEGETABLES RETURNS FROM TRIP ALONG
 THE WESTERN FRONT

BERLIN. Sept. 4.-German Imper- ial Chancellor Michaelis returned this afternoon after a five days trip through Belgium and on the western front. The Chancellor went on his trip for the special purpose of study ing conditions in Belgium.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
WILSON LEADS
 PARADE GIVEN
 IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4. - Presi. dent Wilson this afternoon lead the parade from the Peace Monument to the White House given in honor of the 1,400 drafted men, the Dis trict of Columbia's first contribution to the National Army All govern ment offices were closed this after noon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
TROOPERS SENTENCED.

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 4.-As result of the riot between the col ored soldiers and the police at Hou- ston recently, five have been sen- tenced to five years hard labor and one for ten years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
STOCK QUOTATIONS
Alaska

NEW YORK, Sept. 4. Alaska Gold closed today at ,. N Alaska Juneau at 4. American Zinc at 17A.
 Butte & Superior at 23.
 Chino at 50ss.
 Ray at 25&.
 Utah Copper at 93K.
 Copper metal market was dull and the quotations were 24@26 for Sep tember and fourth quarter delivery.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
CALLS THEM TRAITORS.

OTTAWA, H., Sept. 4. Late yesterday afternoon Gov. Lowden arrived here and delivered the La bor Day address. During his re- marks he called the delegates to the Peace Council, which met Sunday in Chicago, traitors to their coun- try.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
Over One Hundred Naval Rating Men Killed
 and Scores Among
 the Injured. HEAVIEST LOSS OF LIFE

LONDON, Sept. 4.-A bulletin is- sued early this forenoon by the Ad- miralty announced that at that hour it was known that 1O8 had been killed and 92 injured, caused by bombs dropped late last night by enemy aeroplanes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
Kaiser Spouts Again

BERLIN, Sept. 4.-The Kaiser to- lay telegraphed to the Empress that the capture of Riga lis another milestone in the German strength and unerring will to victory. May God help us further"
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
FOREIGN CONSULS LEFT RIGA 5
 WEEKS AGO '
Civilians Also Evacuated Russian Seaport at the Same Time-MuCh
 UneaSineSS Felt.
KAISER BATTING SELF

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Itiga was evacuated by the civilian population md foreign cognsels three weeks lgo This news was contained in official dispatches received here this afternoon by the State Department. The dispatches caused much un- easiness.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
BANKS ARE BLAckLISTED

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The Unit ed States government has blacklisted all German banks in South America and is taking steps to control mil lions of dollars in German-owned cash in the Wall Street banks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04

SIX GERMAN AEROPLANES SPREAD DEATH OVER THAMES ESTUARY
 DROPPING BOMBS IN NIGHT RAID
AIR RAIDS ON ENGLAND.

The following is a list of German air raids over Eng land since January, 1915:
 I,,s ri
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
AUSTRIAN CHIEF OF STAFF TRIES
 REORGANIZATION
Hurries to the Italian Front to Bring About Order to Troops
 DemoraIized.
ITALIANS KEEP GAINING

UDINE, Sept. 4.-Field Marshal Arz Chief of the Staff of the Aus trian army went today to the ltal- ian front to reorganize the Aus trian troops from their demoralized condition The Austrians continue to be defeated at all points and the Italians are steadily advancing over a wide tract of the country and gaining ground daily.
 Bavarian Troops To Aid
 INNSBRUCK, Sept 4.-After sev- eral urgent appeals to Field Mar shal von Hindenburg, the latter has consented to send two divisions of the Bavarians to strengthen the Austrian defense on the Isonzo front.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04
SECOND DRAFT IN SPRING

NEW YORK, Sept. IA Wash irgton special says there will be no second draft before spring
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-04

THE EMPIRES classiiieds pay.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-14

Burnham. Walter West
Bailey. Harry Franklin
Crockett, Charles Eugene
Chapman. William
Christensen, Walter
Collins, Fred Joseph
Cummins. Henry Vernon
Coon, Otha Fay
DUN. Heyko
Dimmette. Charles Luther
DeVriend. Julius
DeVriend. Alfons
Eden. Ernest
Feuernhelm. Earl Raymond
FELTON,, Lawrence Burnie
Governor. George John
Honan. Elmer Claude
Husum, Christian Erhard
Hanningan, Mathew
Jackson. Paul Frank
Jensen, Alfred
Jensen, Henry
Kalansek, Joe
Karls, Mathew
Kienast, Adolph
Lynch, Charles Dell
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-14

Meeskie. Emil
~Nichaelsen, Sigur 1.
Mead, w. G..
Murfeld, Gilbert B.
Mossman. Cashie Allan
Mcknight, Glen H.
McCuen. Ed. Clarence
McCuen, George
McCuen. William
McCuen, Earl
Robbins, Ray
Sorrensen, Godfrey
Schwenk. John w.
Seas. Ralph
Swedlund. Axel
Laking. Leslie Thomas
Tinker. Dorsey J..
Vascular. David
Willmott. Roy Cleveland
W~arrensee. Frank
Wheeler. Charles A.
Ward. william Walter
ALTON (BushnelD-48
Akkelman, Dick
Auth, James Vern
Auth. John Andrew
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-14
REGISTRATION OF COUNTY
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Boekey. Benz. II.
Barnett. Ray E.
Duff, Dallas Percy
Evans, Martin
Frazier, Elmer L..
Finnerty. Laurence A.
Gle, John Pierce
Gle, Geo. Amos
Gile. Charles Leon
Harius, Fred w.
Hartley. Benz. T
Ibach. Harold A.
lessen, Frederick
Jornlin, Leonard Marvin
kukuk. Simon p.
kruse. Conrad
Kienast, Fred T.
Lucas. Frank
Nickaelsen. Mikael X.
Madsen. Jorgen NJ.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-14

Onstine, Wendell La Fayette
Olson, Herbert Elmer
Peddicord, Elias Floyd
Peterson, Orvis Jerome
Pickett. Henry Hubble
Pickett, William January
Robbins. Albert Thanksgiving
Killing. Harry Evert
Sheppard. Jr.. James II.
Schubert, Wilbur Weiser
Snowden, Geo. Emmett
Series, Earl Roy
Schubert. Harrison Edwin
Sherwood. Pcginald Carter
Severson. Chester L.
Sexauer, Elmer Harrison
Stanley, Clarence
Voelker, Chas.
Whitmus, Walter James
Void, Eduin
Void. Henry Gilman
WEIGH, Robt. Linn
Wolber, Oscar
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Alberts. Leo
Anderson, Elmer
Butman. Stark Christofer
Brandt, William i.
Bruening, Albert Henry
Brantner, Claud Burton
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Baumann, Everett Lambert
Benz. Anthony
Berke. Emil A.
curwin william Richard
Colliton. Marvin
clark Alexander r.
Cochran. Lloyd
Cassidy. Frank C..
Chavez. Elfego
Connolly. John Thomas
colliton. James
clausen. Walter Henry
Dunn. John f.
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Foreman. Lester C.
Flick. Otto IT.
Gochenour. David
Gazette John
Girton. John +.
Ueilener, Frederick William
uecht William Walter
Uecht. Edward
Hobnke. Otto william
Hefernan. Edward Francis
Haper. Henry
Heeleer. Nicholas
Henernan. Thomas Patrick
Heller. benjamin John
Hocht, Richard David
Inhofer. Raw
Johnston. Earl C.
Kearney. Edward c.
KraIi. James Albert
Kroeger. John Henry
KIees, Nicholas Leo
Kirkvllet, Cornelius r.
Klees. Henry Clarence
Kirkvliet. Gerard
Lovely, LLOYD
Lander. Knute
Larson. Oscar Alexander
Luken, Barney J.
Ling, George c.
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Iuken, Charles w.
Lynch, Patrick A.
| 6tischer. Phillip T.
Miller. A. II.
Martin. George
Michels. Peter
Mas, Arthur j.
McAlister, Robert Raymond
nelson, Arthur william
Noethe, John
Nelson, Henry Ralph
otteson, waiter +.
Pratt, Dee II.
PETERSON. Carl o.
Provo. Nicholas
quinn, Alvin a
ReinEe. Emil August
Roberts, Glenn William
Rogers, @. a.
Rochell, Charles II.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-14

Steenblock. Henry
Spaulding. Royal House
Thompson. Lee Averill
Wakes, Henry
Young, William Marvin
ARGOS
Ayres. John William
Bentsen, Lloyd NJ.
Barnard, Douglas w.
Rentsen. Alton b..
Bergmann. Theodore C.
Bechen. John
Christensen, Alfred
Cochran. Bert C.
Delaney. Harold
Flogstad, Oscar
Fleming. Lester +.
Fleming Robert l..
Haden, Melvin f..
Hansen, Henry n.
Harms. Henry A.
Haden, Harry A..
Iverson, Ingwold I.
Kaldorwski. August j.
Moser, Howard
Miller. Dick VIM.
Miner, Roy A..
Moon, Edward l..
Miner. Lewis r.
Nelson, Chester r.
Nelson. Chester r.
Nelson, Stanley A..
Nelson, Cyrus A.
Peterson, Elmer NJ.
Peters. George w.
Postern, Henry John
Quissel. Alfred Kingsley
Quissel, Cyrus l..
Radke Paul Herman
Rusch. Fred L..
Raw. Lester Earl
Smidt, Wierd
Schell. John Fred
Skarloken. Joseph e.
Schmidt. Dietrich II.
Skarloken, Carl Henry
Thoelke. Henry II. w.
Uppendahl. William A.
Van Ningen, Clarence j..
AURORA-45
Allstet. William Kline
Balm, Chas. Henry
Byrnes, Lawrence
Billet, Frank
Bane, James Edward
Byrnes, Eddie
Camp, Joseph r.
Eletan, Wesley c.
Eberlein, Frank L..
Friedrich. Henry w.
Grimm, Adam II.
Glen. William John
Hunnick, John Van
Holden, George
Hansen, Carl r.
Hewitt Samuel
Hammer, Francis William
Hammer. Matt j.
Ivers. Henry
lesson Albert C.
Jensen. Jens Christian
Kcck. Charles J..
Krieger, lie Roy W
Landen, James Earl
Lundeen. Glen A.
Maher, Edmund
Maryland, Guy
Morris, John Raymond
Melker. Loren
Norton, Chas.
Nelson, Alfred
Mace, Chas.
Pease. Ray II.
Raak, Edward
Ross, Lewis W.
Rudolph, Ira T..
Searly, Clair Herbert
Stevens. Ross Guy
Shelp, Raymond
Swanson. John William
Seas, Gail
Searls. Roscoe Jerome
Schrader, William X.
Theimis, Nick
Thompkins, Arthur Wilson
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CaswelI, Edward
Foster, Jess. w.
Glen, Frank a.
Hickman, George IT
Hawkins. Rolla Elliot
Hickman. Carl Furman
korte. Clarence Elvin
Mills, Chauncey b.
Mall, William NJ.
McClemans, Samuel Robert
Mccoy, Milan Albert
McClemans, Alexander G.
McClemans, John Gray
Pike, Frank Albert
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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-14
AURORA

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Allstot, VIM. Kline
Caswell. Edward
Foster, Jess. w.
Glen, Frank A.
Hickman, George II.
Hawkins. Rolla Elliot
Hickman. Carl Furman
korte. Clarence Elvin
Mills, Chauncey b.
Mall, William NJ.
McClemans, Samuel Robert
Mccoy, Milan Albert
McClemans, Alexander G.
McClemans, John Gray
Pike, Frank Albert
Rance, Joseph j.
Ripley. Lewis William
Ray. Winfred 6.
Schultz, Herman J.
short, Charles +.
Short. omar Franklin
Thornton, Guy Edwin
Wright, Paul Doane
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-14
BROOKINGs CITY (Third ward)-ss

BROOKINGS CITY Third Ward SO
Aylsworth, Willis De Long
Anderson. ole Alfred
Agra, Henry
Atkins. Raymond Earl
Best. Fred James
Bjerum. Barunt John
Burns, Calvin Newton
Benedict, Robert Linsey
Bishman. Roy Washington
Collins, William Anthony
Dokken, George
Drury. Joseph Henry
Egeberg. william Oscar
Emily, Andy Joseph
Egeberg. Julius Benjamin
Evans, Grifnth John
Frickc, Arthur George
Franck, Weru Egid
Gaukel, Andrew Louis
Hanson, Harvey
Hanson, william Harris
Heath, Alfred Julian
Hanson. Hans
Hoffman, George Dor
Han. Charles s.
Hasle. Oscar Edward
Johnson, John
Johnson, ole +
Johnson, Harry Luke
Jarman, William Clarence
Kuku, Michael James
Kjolseth, James Alfred
Kennard, Harry Athelton
Kennard, George Bruce
Kennard, Elmer David
Luckinbill, Harry sherman
LaLonde. Jazalias Roy
Lakeman. Henry
Lewis, Joseph Franklin
Mark. Reuben Andrew
Marain, Fay Shepard
Moore, William Henry
McMiller. George Theodore
McCord. Harley Ray
Natesta, James Wilfred
Phillipsen. Herbert All
Peterson, Victor John
Phillipson, Clarence Melvin
Peterson. Nels Peter
Roberts, Paul
Swedlund, John Bernard
Schaphorst. BENJAMIN Harry
Swering, Calvin Miles
Swcdlund. Victor Erwin
Swinke, George a.
Sacre. Carl Wilbur
Schoffer. William Herman
Taylo, Irving Arthur
Thompson, Axel
waltz, Percy Ward
Wexler, Louis
WcstePard. Peter w.
WeX1Gr Harry Gaorpa
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-14

Void. Eduin
Void. Henry Gilman
WEIGH. Robt. Linn
woIber Oscar
CITY (Secoud )-60
Ainswor.h Ernest C.
Anderson. Chas. j
sunday Raw A.
Riorpe. Amund ].
Ruehre. Lorne H..
Reyz~erian nos. ANGEL
Runday Lyle V.
Rurlinrame Thomas C
Rain iafayette Il.
Raker ,rren r.
christensen Nels
Cobel. Ivan /.
cnhtu Edwa,d
connely. James j
Erie Inlian
Fikum .John
Erh Elmer A
Eldridge. Toe M
Fri. lessee /.
Eckman Arthur +.
Flittie. Theodore I.
Fisk Roscoe II.
SAMPLE. Chas. H..
Grudem William
Grossman. Carl August
Greig James
Gilhridge. Frank G
Gillespie. Paul s.
uommI,ywav Rohert Wing
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-14
BROOKINGS CITY Fourth ward)-st

BRoOKINGS CITY Fourth ward)-st
A~shhauGh. Alfred Nancy
Austin. Guy
Alton, John w.
Ames. Rufus Marion
Appledorn, John
Alton, Chas Donald
Auth, Joseph Michael
Adamson, Carl William
Amundsen, Armund !
Avery, Clinton II.
Arneson. Henry O.
Applcdorn. Harry T.
Aavrick. Chas.
Aavrick, Emil
Bartlett, Adds Clarence
Borstad, Alfred
Bucholz. Gustavas Adolph
Burlingame. Wilfred Charles
Book. Fred r.
Button. Herbert Lucius
Bedding, Herbert f.
CornweIl. Floyd VI.
Connolly. Mark r.
Catlett. James Bland
Cramer. Wilson. Jr.,
Cronk, James Harold
Connolly. Thomas Clifford
Davis, Paul
Elliott. Robert Tomlinson
FAIRIES. John Russell
Fendrick, John Anton
Gaylord, Clair Edwin
Girman, Paul M.
GuetzlOe. Royal p.
Hyde, George Hara
Hasle. Arthur W.
Hefty. John II
Hagen, Otto a.
Hungerford, Edwin II.
Holmes. Roswell Walter
Hyde, Lloyd G.
Iverson, Melvin Bernard
Iverson, Anton
Jones, Horace NJ.
Johnson, Geo. B.
Kingman, Charles c.
Larson, Arthur Melvin
Looysen. Hcrphy LeHugh
Lakken, Olaf
Lenning. Friedrich Julius
Mann, Cordes T.
Mitchell, Arthur s.
Maryland, George r.
Mckee, Lawrence Raymond
Nolan, Francis Aloysious
Nelson, Lewis Edward
Nolan. Matthias Leo
Nelson, Severt Andrew
Nolan. Guy Bert
Odegard. Walter James
Olson. o. w.
O~strander, Ward A.
Rensvold, George Albert
Robinson. Edward A.
Rude. Bert +.
Smith. Clyde Leslie
Saum, Donald b.
Swift, Claud J..
Swift. Carl Green =
Spatx. Ward b.
Sponsler. John w.
Swenson. Arthur John
Slocum. Ray Hirum
schrader. Clarence =.
Thayer. Floyd A.
Tate. Chester Franklin
Usletten. Elmer
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-14
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Agre, Alav
Alrick, Hilman Roland
Aver. Horace Mitchell
Alrich, Oscar y.
Atkinson, Ray Keith
BucholZ, Rudolph Boyd
Bergeim, Joseph
Berglind, Brox Axel
Blakely, Clifford Howard
Culhane, Charles Mathews
Carley, Robert Ray
Culhane, James Lee
Culhane. Alexander F.
Christensen, Leroy Clayton
Doner. David Benton
Dakin, Norman Alfred
Donaldson, David Neill
Dakin, Carl Dewie
Dinwoodie, John F. f.
Evans, Roy Leslie
Ewing. Harry Walter
Gilbert, Charles Jan
Gates, Edgar Ashley
Guilick. Percy m
Gilbertson. Gengs Ivan
Green. join Joseph
Hoover, Harold Valentine
Heymer, Rae James
Hanson, Otto William II.
Holiday. Lloyd Herbert
Hosbreck, Harvey Joseph
johnson, Alvin Henry
Keck. Marvin Rosefeld
Kremer, Frank Sidney
Kuller. Stanley b.
Kukuk. John Albert
Larson. Howard Alroy
Lynch, Edward Paul
Layson, Stanley Vinnelt
Lee. Conrad CLANS
Moore. Robert Cyril
Marshman. Charles Clinton
Miller. Harold Avery
Mathiesen. Homer Arnold
Miller, Arthur Ernest
Moeller, John Fred
Mills. Clifford Newton
McWhirter. David Wilson
McFadden. Edgar sharp
Nesseth. Richard Frankltn
Nagel. Frank August