The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21
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has. Roach. the advance advertis
| Ing man for the Chautauqua, was il
the city yesterday comforting with th
local manager, X. r. Kerr.
What is perhaps the top price 70
COWS was paid at the sale Of tn,
Smith Hereford herd held in De Smet
Tuesday Fourteen hundred and ter
dollars for one COW, with calf by side
was the price. This looks like a higi
worth it.
f. M Ellis, the new laundry pro
prietor, and Roy Atkins, who is in
charge Of the plant, went to Sioux
Falls last Friday to look over equip
ment and machinery for the laundry.
Since their return they have ordered
some of the best and newest obtain
able, and will soon have the same iii
stalled.
Governor Norbeck has appointed
Olaf Eden, of this city, an additional
member of the state council of de
Tense. other prominent citizens of the
state who have been added to the
council are, DR., Helen S. Peabody, Of
Sioux Falls, w. w. Soule. of Rapid
City, w. G. Bickelhaupt. of Aberdeen.
and w. X. Ronald. OF Mitchell.
This paper published the full reg
istration list for the county last week.
and we notice in looking over our ex-
changes that the following papers
rendered similar service to their read
ers; Hendricks Pioneer. Armour
Chronicle-Times, Alexandria Herald.
Hurley Herald, Watertown Public
Opinion, Plankinton Mail, Gary Inter
State, Pierre Capitol-Journal and Yer
million Republican. There may have
been others, but these were all that
we noticed.
The Watertown Public option of re
cent date publishes the announcements
of the marriage Of Miss Lillian Arm
strong and Ivan M. Kirlin, connected
with the National X-Ray Reflector Co,
at Minneapolis. The ceremony oc-
CURED at What Cheer, Iowa. Miss
Armstrong was a graduate of the
State College in 1914, and lived in
the city during the time she attended
college and had a host of friends here.
~Brookings friends will join the others
in wishing her a happy welded life.
The body of Mrs. Tina Kingsley,
formerly Mrs. Fred Heyer, was
brought to the city Tuesday evening
from jamestown. N. D., and funeral
were held yesterday after
at two O'Clock and the remains
beside her first husband,
Fred Heyer, in Greenwood cemetery.
Mrs. Kingsley has been quite Ill for
time suffering from a mental
her passing was apoplexy. The daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. w. Wambaugh OF Bismark,
N. d., and her son from Shields, are
for the burial. The funeral was
held from the undertaking rooms of
the New Furniture Co., and the ser
vices were in charge of Mrs. Corbin
and Mrs. Martinson, of the Christian
Science Church.
The public school election was held
Tuesday of this week and as far as
can ascertain was a very select
affair. at which only the very best of
people were present. If it was
the very best of them. it must
have been some of the worst of them,
it certainly was a very slim af-
fair. Geo. p. Sexauer, whose name
the only one filed for member OF
board, received ~sixty-six votes.
Mrs. Gertrude Mcknight, whose name
had to be written to be counted. re-
ffty-seven. G.. J. Flittie receiv-
ed ninety-eight for treasurer of the
district. OF course as Mr.. Sexauer re-
the most votes there can be no
question as to his election. But the
question has been raised that all the
votes cast for Mrs. Mcknight were
void. as the law provides only one way
A name can be placed ON the ticket
10 be voted for. However. the query
will not be answered through a con-
test of this election.