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Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

Gbdter Iheinen Ii6 nun Die Selten,
Gcnen 0as @onoeltreiben ndber log
cls Der @derbau, na6 ben &anoels'
tldten Der 9iiite ge5o9en 81 boben,
pGbreno li6 Die gernlaniibe gepol-
ferung I'M Suuern oes 2onOes er-
hielt.
Nltf ser onoeren Seite lit es no
tiirIif,, DAB iib NIT Ser Belt zines.
tells Ourdl bin uto mieoer Itattfin-
fcnoe 8ermiiGung, a%n0ernteils ober
burd Sen Northumberland Int-
ent6alt ouf Der Sniel Die @%eionOer-
bciten Der bei0en glemente ettuas abb
Qei6Iiffen unO ii6 fir Sslono do
rofteriItiIde Observation-Disclosures
berous gebiIoet boben; aaeroingS me-
ngcr bon pbpiiider Art = Oo5u be-
bari es nod IGngerer Belt als
BON pipdiider 9trt. 8eiipiels-
weiie re6ne id oabin oo3 etpas
pGlegmotii6e, fat fatoliltiif nntnl'
tenoe .~Ioiiie3 oaer" oeS Ssldnoers
rno ben Mongel an llnterrebmlingS.
geiIt, Den offenbor Die fortpGbrenoen
@erbeerungen ieiner &cnOereien our6
Gle @lemente, I'M beionoeren 0ur6
buIfoniide auSbrii6e peruriodt ba'
ben, oei1en gegeniiber er ii6 obtl-
lnGdtig Iob. Gin on0eres 8eilpiel
lit oie Neigluig gum 9(bcr9lauben,
sic 6urft Dor @eipenltern, Die IN
S8lono iebr b~erbreitet lit. Cine tref-
fenoe S9iIoerung OerieIben finoet
man in @eitur @oISionS ySigurour
formuour" (eine 8eibnodtsnadt in
Der S6ubbiitte). Die &tnoli6feit
uno Die &er3Iidfeit ougegen, Die
Ger SsIGnoer sur S6ou trGgt, fonl-
rlen mobl mcbr altf &e6nung ieiner
ipeItobgei6ieoenett, bon Der &ultur
menig ~berii6rten Gage; oenn man
iinoet 0ieIen 3ug au6 BET 6em Ell
rem 9oll3 anoeren 8%oIfsitumme ar-
geb0rigen @r0nIdnOer, u1tb drpar in
nod b0berem WaBe, Oesgleiden
Geim &uIien, pdbreno er beim SIM
rem tpenig %berbortritt. Stonoesnrt'
terl6ieoe eriitieren fir Den Ssldrt-
Der folm. gub Der DienItbote Der
Iangt, ooB man ibn ais Wferi9e1
tuiiroige. BUR 9lusbiIoung Oieies
lebtqenannten Gbarofter5ugS mag
Gie @rt oes tGgli6en 2ebens in ser
n9uo1tofa" meientli6 b%eigetraaen
baben. 0oS 8ort 8oOitoia (9aoe-
Ia1be) itammt aus iebr alter 3eit,
cIs Oieiem 3pede Elm beionoerer
Golm oiente, mo man 8ampfbaoer
robm, inoem man Steine erbibte
uno 8aIier oarouf COB. 0ieie 9oo-
Itofa lit min 6eute Die 9emeinIome
S6Iaf-, @obn- un0 @Bltube oeS
Naitert1, ieiner 8omilie nlto ieiner
0ienIt6oten. Die 2%ditgspInoe tpers
oen BON groBert, breiten getten eiu-
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

Dede, inter Der Die Slllfdne TO-
den, I'M 0anlt uno mann einlnal,
penn Die Seilerglltt I'M Snneren 81
groB geporoen lit, berOor3ubreden
oie @isoefe 81 seriprengen nno
Strome feuerfliiiiger 2apa in Die
Suit 3u I6Ieu6ern, Oonit aud Der
Simmel iein G6auipiel babe, uno
ais Of oann enoli6, tpenn Die 2o-
ia lid iiber oie Gisfeloer crgicBt,
Sic Slut oes Ser3erts &iiblung filt=
Sen ioue.
9ober fommt es, 6aB, mer So
LAMB einmal Iieben gelernt bot uno
Die @uneniprode, Die Oie 9tatltr in
oieiem fernen @ilano ipri6t, Der
Itebt, iid INNER mieoer 3uriifiebnt
nod SsIolto, ais Oh BORT feline 8ie-
ge geitonoen, aIs oh er BORT allies,
mas ieinem &er5en teuer lei, gu
riidgeloIien babe. 9enn moi liebt
ia feline Gdmer5ensfinoer mebr alS
oGes Slid. l1n6 Oh Der S6mer5
nift 6oS Slid iei? Sn Ser Spra-
DIE, sic ISLANDS Iatltr ipridt, lit
sic Inttport ouf oieie 6roge fir
ale 3eiten gc9e6en.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

eenommen, in oenen ie 6pei
5uiommeui6Iafen. on Der einen Seite
nie m1nnlid)en, an ser anoeren Die
,pqibIidcn @lieoer. Die Wabl5eiten
luer0en eingenommen, pGbrei1o man
ltd ollf Den &ono ocs 9etteS iebt.
gn Sen longen @interabenOen iisen
bier Die 6rouen an ben Spinnra'
rtrn, pSgrenO bic Mdnner oimmern,
Ifnibcn o0er flcdten. 9abei lielt
Gins gcpobnlid cine alte Gage por.
SoSn jeocm isldaoiifen @ailernbans
it nGlnli6 cine fleilte 9iblictbef gu
finoen, unO ieoer SSlanoer fennt
sen Sogcnifab ocS SolfeS genall,
uenigitcnS iomeit Der So9enfreis
Der bcitimmtcn Gcseno, in Ger ieine
Gorrn itebt, in 9ctroft fommt, u1o
jcocr SSldnoer fam Ieien unO
Idrcibcn. 9a5u fommt Die groBe
MuIiflicbe Der S8ldnber. ST. ptelen
gol%terubGlliern iano id elm Sarmo-
nii1m, Icbr bdufig cine 3icFbarmo-
nifu, mon6mol audi cine Guitorre.
Sic 2ieoer, Die ~gciungeu pcroen,
iino gum geringiten Tcil iSlonoilh,
ramli6 Den Mclooien na@, sum
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
@adgcbOlfen.

Mon min bemerft boben, oaB
idiidterne omerifanii9e Siinglinge,
sic 0en &rieg mitgemadt baben, I'M
&rieae ibre S9ii6er1tbeit perloren
bdtten. Snoeiien trifft Oas ni6t ailf
ale uto audi ni6t fir ieoen aage-
gcntein 5lt. 0a bat iif iebt elmer
0ieier G6iifternen berlobt, Ser and),
olS er beimgefebrt NOR, Der 9one
ieineS Ser5ellS gegenilber, Der er
ihon Dor Dem &riege in ieiner
idudternen 8eiie ben Sof gema1t
Dotte, Die Sdii6ternbeit ni9t ab5u-
legen permodte, obWpbl er ionlt
oreiiter gemor0en NOR.
@r beiu6te iie iofort nod Der
Miidfebr, er fam am ndhiten Gage,
III tueI6em es ibm mogli9 mar,
mieoer, er bate Die 2ebensfroge aliT
Ben 2ipper, ober er bate ni6t Den
Welt, iie olts5uipreden. 0a iogte
6os iunge MGo6en gang pl0blid:
y&aben Sic nidt einnal geiagt.
Sic miirocn oues fir mid TIM?
l1no bober Sic MIDI oarnals nidt
erIu6t, Sic ocsfpegen alrf Die Strobe
81 itenen?"
rSo, auttportete cr iiberraidt.
n1tno in ser Sat ipare mir fem
Opfer gu groB, Inn Sbnen 81 5eigen,
mie piel id BON Sbncn balte uto
tpie ib itets an Sic Oenfe."
r9fun," meinte oas Wao6en
Damn bitten sic mid Ood, Sic 81
b%ciroten. Die Sa6e 5uii6en inns
gcbt bod iebt lunge genug!"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

Dem uno cine @rt SeIm (ifuuta.
faloltr) getrogen, bariiber ein gro-
Der maiBer S9leier. Dies iino al.
les @eltonoteile ser Sradt aus al
ter 3eit, Die iid bis beute erbalten
1aber. lleber ocn fur5en &od faut
cine ieioene S1iir5e.
Sn ser 8ibel beiBt es: Limb Die
@rbe mar miilte uno leer". @iiite
lit es nod bellte i'm Snneren bon
SSlano. 9lber man oarf nid)t ben.
fen, ooB es oarum BORT nidt idon
iei. @ein, fir man6en mag S.
LAMBS Oeoe oie S60nbeit ielbit iein,
bas llrbilo Der Sdonbeit, obne
iinnli6en Gei3, aber gliibeuo uno
beiB mie elm Sropfen Ser6blut.
gti6t liebeno umfdngt es ben Wails
berer. iunoern grauiam uno nit
leiOloS menoet es li6 ab uno ner-
biiut lein 4ngeii6t uno 5eigt tur
erloi6ene 2opo uno Sis. 9ie yta-
tlr lit bier gu itol5, UNI ibre &ei5e
gu offcnbaren. SIM Snneren oie1er
Sis. uub 6eueriniel aber adbrt es
nod bellte, mo iel6it Die geipaltl'
gen Gisfeloer biloen nur cine
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
SsIdnbii6er Sonp.

qoloene nbolfur". 2ettere iirlo
meiItens iebr biibi6 gearbeitet, nit
53iIelierlng uno an oen @n6en fill
granartig. @em idon Die Srad)t
0ieier &appen etmas aedeS bat, 10
miro oieier @inoruf nod berltartt
our6 oie Mieoer, Die auf Ser Wsitte
Ser @rllIt often iinO, 10 oaB ooS
meibe @emo iidtbQr miro. Den
Sails umIpantt beute ~gemobn!id)
cine groBe S6leife, auf Die cine
Iilberne NnoeI geitedt miro; mon6-
NAL bGngt alld nod cine goloene
ooer iilberne Settle bonn Salie ber-
ob. &ier3u fommt elm reider Sir
tel nit @olo- uno Silberi6m1ld.
@n Seiertagen meroen ouf Dem
&opfe or6 nod elm goloenes DID
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

0ie MANNER molcn INNER
sic erIte 2iebe e!ner Srau lein. 8ir
Srouen iino oa perniinftiger. @ir
woaen MIR Der lebte &oman zines
Mannes icin.
Ole @lei6miitigfeit glei6t Sen
Siibneraugcn: SobolO Die 2eute
merfen, ooB man iie beiibt, fam
man iider icin, jeocn Nugcnblif
aut sic 8iiBe getrcten 5u lperoer.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
Gufttgr mnlrnung.

Sit eS ein Niftplab fir Go9cI,
BON Menidenbono bergerifltct luie
ltnicre StarfGiten, Der oa in Dem
@ipfel OcS polmeudbnlid bodrageit-
ben gouneS mtergebradt lit? Gin
Bid ouf sic @eItoIt oes Ne0ers, Der
ON 6itBe bieies @olunes ltebt uno
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

inns ben MaBitab fir sic rieiigen
&erbdItniile oes leBteru %Iiefert, iiber'
3eugt ms, oaB bier bon feinem $50.
geIbnus 6ie GeOc iein fam, oeltn
Strange uno &oiuarc niiten nidt III
@aumfronett, uno fleinerem @eflii.
gel piiroen Die 0imeniionen iet1es
bod9elegcnen 9oues nidt entipre.
den. Gs lit cine Menidenmobnllng,
bie bier in lltfti9er Sobe uno 81.
alei6 i'm Gdjotten griiller @ipfel
oneele9t lit, cine menidlidJe Sob.
rullg, wie lie bier uto ga in gu,
Neu-@uineo, ang%etroffen ioeroen.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

iden Ntaulbeer- uno @einpflan5un-
qen, &obafsfeloern, Sbitbaiten uno
@Grten iebr ihon gelegene Staot
bat cine lebbafte Snoultrie, Dor al
lem Decentralization. 3ablrei6e
&uinen 5ettgen BON ibrer einitigen
@r0be i'm Mtertum unO Wtittelal-
ter. Die Gto0t fam 6equem Don
Gamiun aus errei6t meroen.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

Ole 6~reun0in. SD boz
be geb0rt, ooB OH Gomnp beirateu
mirlt."
uSSu, er Bat mid geltern aben6
oarum, iein 6rau 81 mer0en."
ga g~ratuliere iN sir bon Ser.
5enl Sommp lit elmer Ser netteiten
Mdnner, nit ocnen i1 ie Derlobt
9etpcien bin"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

@ir batten am Gage Dorber ENC
5lpeitGgige Sour, an einem Gage in
pier3ebnitiinoigem Hitt iiber iieb5ig
Meilen Don @%ougfogil nad SEAL
mannStunga, 5lriidgelegt, INNER
utlo INNER iiber erltarrte 2abafliiiie,
oeren 0iiItere, i6permiitige, groit.
tloilc 6arbe rur IeIten Ourd gruu.
grimes MooS mnterbro6en murOe.
Seine 6arm mar 3u ieben, feiu
Menid %begegnete ms. fem 8ogel
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

= 3pii6eu Ben Weni6rr, Die SIT
rlel matchmaker redner, 9ibt eS
Iei6t eillen 9ru9.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

Oie Stoot glmoiia liegt I'M Si-
lopet Sipos uno bat ritnO 10000
einmobner. @iitoriid befunnt lit lie
ols @eburtSort oes @eogropben
Strobo uno 6es SultonS Selinls L.,
iouie ais &eiioen3 Der 9onige bon
9ontus mad @itrioateS 8. @r.
in maIeriIder ltmgebun9 6lpi-
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
altislduOiide 8roueutradt (8eitfIeiO) }.

MltislanDllde 6rauentrndf I0eEIIeVOI'
III anipru6. @ir muBten fiir 6iib-
rer uno @ieroc ic9s Gage &iifreiie
5e5ablen, 10 ooB bic Gour 5iemli6
~fcItipielig puroe. 9abei f0nnen Die
isldnoii6en Siibrcr aui Oieicn &iteI
foum 4nipru9 er6eben, oenn lie
siimmern lid nm Den &eiienOen 10
cut ME gar nidt. Ga5 cin5ige, mas
e TIM. lit. oaB lie Der @eg 5eigen
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
panurama or staSt Ama6a in uorodal, gItinafen.

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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-10-23

cussed from as many angels as posi-
BILE. This would have a tendency 10
discourage class legislation. ambigu-
Gus and superficial law making, and
other ills, judicial and administrative,
from which the country suffers. Never
YVES it so ESSENTIAL to go to the root
of things, to take cognizance Of eco
nomic law as it now is, when the
whole worlds welfare hangs in the
balance.
Concretely, shall Brooknigs county
rise to theoccasion or shall she weak
ly let this important matter go by de-
fault, and then grumble about the way
the public business is run? South Da-
kota voters have been VIGOROUSLY de-
.linquent in the matter of s~houldering
their responsibility. Shall the new
contingent, the m voters, fall into
line or shall they take steps that the
educational drive from which we hope
so much may react upon the voters
Of the present as well as those of the
future? 1t is up to us. The time is
op%pOrtune. Alice Ball Loomis.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-10-23
THE AUTOMOBILE BAROMETER

The Nation-Others may complain
of bad times, but not the automobile
makers. The show rooms of the es-
tablished concerns are everywhere
swept bare of exhibition cars, and they
will sell to no one with any guarantee
of delivery under three months. AS
a result, second hand cars are going
at unheard of prices and are snapped
up the minute they appear on the mar
ket. The voice of the chairman is
no longer heard in the land. Each
days orders from distributors, SO re-
ports a veracious chronicler, are great
er than each days production by from
25 to 100 per cent. From Detroit
comes the report that "if production
of the plants is doubled next year, it
will fall far short of the demand"
Il is estimated that if 1900, 900 cars
exclusive of Fords-are built during
1919, there will still be a shortage of
no less than LOCO, 900 %cars-this is IN
industry which hardly existed twenty
years ago. What makes the present
unheard of buying the more remark
able is that the price of cars is steadily
going up; there is no lowering of the
prices to account for the demand. 1t
is, beyond question, n of the most
amazing social and economic phenom-
ena of the times, especially in view
OF the tremendous outcry as to the
cost of living, for people of small
are buying cars who have never
bought before. When the New York
police department asked its members
who owned cars to loan them during
the Brooklyn strike, no less than fifty
men complied, yet New York police.
men are supposed to be greatly under
paid, and Of late years, unable to graft
to any extent. 1t is nc answer to the
riddle to say, as one automobile ex
pert does, that people are buying cars
today as they are buying homes; they
find the motor car Indispensable"
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-10-23

for the betterment of the rural schools
of the United States, leading edu-
Gators of the state and nation last
Wednesday completed the work Of the
annual conference on rural education,
after being in session at Sioux Falls
for five days. The resolutions adopted
embody the following: More ade.
Quate financial support for rural
schools; better trained and better
paid teachers; consolidation; more
intensive health program; better SAM
tation; characterization; an apprecia-
ton of the great service rendered
rural schools by the agricultural col.
leges and the value to rural life of
hcme project work. Urging the
further cooperation with women's
clubs as a potent agency for rural
education. Better appreciation of
music in the schools as a factor in
stilling national unrest. Commenting
education for children and adults.
Commenting South Dakota and it's
projected statewide drive commencing
October 81, as showing great vision
and fo%rethought and productive of ire,
mendous good. The conference in it's
resolutions crystallized sentiment for
consolidation as no such assembIage
of education has yet done. There was
no discordant note in the conference.
Unity and progress, the greatest ser
vice to the greatest number, were
dominant themes throughout the ses-
sions.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-10-23
VIEWS
@ 4 y y 4 y 4 Il 4 4 y
"PoLITIcs START SOON"

According to a new law recently no.
ticed in the Register under the above
caption, the second Tuesday of No.
vember we are to elect representative
proposal-men and committeeman to de-
termine the issues and candidates for
the next primary election to be held
in March. There has been much criti-
Ching of the government, much com
planning anent the prevailing condi-
lions throughout the country. Now the
time is opportune to remember that
1--WE the people Of the United States"
are responsible for the government"
If there is something rotten in Den
mark" if justice doe snot prevail in
has given the whip to ~selfshness and
greed. if the people have been kept
in ignorance Gas Chairman Colver of
thte trade board puts i) through the
"well oiled channels" of public infor,
nation; if our constitution rights and
our best loved American traditions are
imperiled, real patriotism should come
to the recut by the only method worthy
of an American citizen, i. e., free and
open discussion of I'll issues and indi-
vidual decision at the ballot box.
That the public has not hitherto been
satisfactorily represented is because
the public is not organized for that
purpose. There has been much group
voting in the interests of special and
allied groups under the marshalling
of politicians, but under the marshall
ing of politicians; but the issues that
most concern the peoples welfare,
have been largely ignored or left to
chance altogether. Either these
groups should be more extended and
inclusive, taking in all Of the peoples
or the public should be organized up
on community lines. The former meth
cd tends to narrowness, ignorance and
inharmony-viewing from the group
angle 'only-besides being practically
impossible. The latter would be sim.
Pile, practicable, conducive of the
wider view, and greater general knowl-
edge and intelligence, tending to har.
mony and peacse. Our Legislators have
acted wisely in putting the raising of
issues in the hands of the people and
ii is up to them Ito us) to accept the
responsibility and to so organize the
voters o four community that they
may present, and have presented to
them, public issues; may obtain per.
tinent facts and other knowledge rela.
tive to thos issues. and may have
them intelligently thought out and dis
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-10-23

Real Estate Transfers

q = = y 4 4 y 4 4 4 Z 4 = y
For two weeks ending Oct. 10th, 1919
FURNISHED by ALBERT MATSON,
Abstracter)
man, S. 2-3 of lots II, 13 and IA, blk l
Browns addn. to Elkton; 1,500.
Emma E. Dawson to c. A. Anderson
lot IS, blk 6, o. P. Brookings City
LOT
Stanley l.. Jones to Mary Jones, SEA
24-109-50; $1.00.
Robert Cochran to Sheridan Selix, MI
35-112-5O; $4,000.
Albert M. Tiahart to o. F. Coon, lot
IA, blk 4, re-plat o. P. Bushnell;
$1.00.
w. L. Paul to Frank E. Duff, lot 1, blk
2, Pleasant Hill addn. to Brookings;
$1.00.
Martin Quinlan to John A. Hammer,
lots "a to %, blk 9, Elkton; $4,000.
G. J. Flittie, guardian, to Emil ]. Ben
son, lot 6, blk /, Peterson's addn. to
Bookings; $4,000.
Clifford M. Mills to Alexander F. Cul
hane, lot d of blk 2, Warehouses;
addn. to Brookings; $1.00.
Charles w. Davis to George w. Lynch,
lots 26, 81 and %, blk 1, Mathews &
Scobey's addn. to Brookings; $1.0O.
G.. B. Pope to J. w. Catlett, NWA
4-112-51.; $1.00.
R. A. Pilmer to F. w. Ralston, lot 1,
blk 5, Randi Peterson's addn. TO
Bookings; $500.
Mason J. Foft to Cora E. Lehman,
NWA S-1O9-4S; 10000.
Caroline Wills ct al. to Henry PLACER,
lot Is, blk II, SINNERS End addn.
to Brookings; $4,000.
William H. WEIGH to George D. Cole,
lot Is to 10, blk 2, Pleasant Height
addn. to City Of Brookings; $3.50.
f. B. Newton to c. A. Marshman, N.Y.
lots 8, 10 and II, blk 2, SINNERS
2nd addn. to Brookings; $500.
William S. Hayes to Horace Fishback,
part lot d, blk 9, Peterson's End
addn. addn. to City of Brookings;
$4,000.
Emma Waltz to John G. Rohrbach,
Ell lots Is and IA, blk 7, More
houses addn. to Brookings; $1,000.
John w. Evans to Harris Investment
Co., all blocks l, 2, 8, 4, 5 and 6,
Evans addn. to City of White;
$5,626.8O
George A. Starring to Charles L. Glib
bins, lots IS, IA and E1a Is, Shep-
ards addn. to City of Brookings;
$500.
S. w. Van Laningham to G.. B. Holiday
ct al, SEA 4112-51. $40, 264,64.
Ruth MILFORD Willer to Ben Void,
n. % of lot s, TX 16, Warehouses;
addn. to Bookings; $4,000.
Winona e st. Peter Ry. Co. to John
o. Rognes, E1a SEA 23-112-4S; $500.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-10-23
DARTlNC, PIERCING
SCIATIC PAINS
Give way before the pene.
trating effects of Sloan's
Liniment

So do those rheumatic twinges and
the loin-aches of lumbago. the nerve
inflammation of neuritis. the wry neck,
the joint wrench, the ligament sprain.
the muscle strain. and the %throbbing
bruise.
The ease of applying, the quickness
of relief. the positive results. the clean
illness. and the economy of Sloan's
Liniment make it universally preferred
Csc, zoe. $l.40.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-10-23
SPECIAL TRAINS TO SHOW

Two special trains of South Dakota
farmers will go to the International
Livestock Show in Chicago late in No
vember. One train will leave from
Mitchell and the other from Huron on
November %. Farmers will join the
train at convenient points. Details
of the train may be secured from
county agents.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-10-23
COL. S. H. VAN LANINCHAM
Livestock Auctioneer Brookings, SD.

| hereby advertise my dates for September to give every one
who contemplates having a sale, opportunity if he should be
and avoid having two sales in the same locality at about the
same time, and will also make public my next months sales as
soon as possible. have a few good dates left for October and
November and would be very glad to hear from those who may
desire my services to make timely arrangements. On the follow
ing dates have been or will be engaged:
Aug. ashland Auction, Lane Voagler, Castlewood, S. D.
Aug. 3oth-John Hastings, Bruce, s. d.
Sept. Ist-Walter Dawson, Arlington, S. d.
Sept. 2nd-Walter Quinn, Badger S. D.
Sept. 4th-Iand Auction.
Sept. 6th-Dan Dempsey, Esteline, S. L.
Sept. Stl-Dan Holey, Dempster, S. D.
Sept. 9hh-Frank Goodhue, Badger, s. D.
Sept. Ioth-Mr. NOLAN, Dempster, S. d.
Sept. I2tl-Luvgrin Bros, Bruce, S. Z.
Sept. I3th-De Smet Land Auction.
Sept. I4h-Theo. Goodroad, Estelline, S. D.
Sept. I6th-Mrs. Ella Atkinson, Brookines. s. D
Sept. I7th-Grif Weight, Bruce, S. D.
Sept. I8th-G. F. Mohror, Arlington, S. L.
Sept. 1oth-Theodore Goodroad, Esteline, S. D.
Sept. 2oth-D w. Reeves and c. A. Skinner, Bruce, S. D.
Sept. 22nd-Mr. Salus, EstelHne, S. D.
Sept. 23rd-Andrew Westrem, Bruce, S. d.
Sept. 24th-Elmer Dali, Arlington, S. d.
Sept. 25th-Fred W.. 'Hazon, Castewood, S. Z.
Sept. 26th-W. S. Worden, Bruce, S. D.
Sept. 29h-Mr. Kidwel, Esteline, S. D.
Sept. 3oth-Rust Bros, Bruce, S. D.
Oct Ist-D. E. Crispin, Bruce, S. D.
Oct. 2nd-Charles Intermill, Bruce, S. d.
Oct. 3rd-Charles Nolan, Brookings, s. D.
Oct 4th-T. A. Lferman, Bruce, S. d.
Oct. 6th-Andrew Westrum, Bruce, S. e.
Oct. Sth-J. c. Jiz, Esteline, S. D..
Oct. 9th-Henry Cupman, Bruce, S. D.
Oct. Ioth-George Ellsworth, Castlewood, S. D.
Oct. IIth-Sid Hammer, Bruce, S. d.
Oct. I5tfr-Frank Hoake, WATERFOWL, S. D.
Oct. I6th-George Meisel, Hayti, S. D.
Oct. aoth-Gene McGurk, Casslewood, S. d.
Oct. 2Ist-Mrs. R. Larsen, Brookings, S. D..
Oct. 22nd-Jensen, Bruce, S. d.
Oct. 23rd-George A. Trygstad, Brookings, S. D.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-10-23

After adopting resolutions embody-
ing their ideas of what was necessary
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-10-23

200 The Register one Year s2.oo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-23
PAL MOORE MAY GET 1T.


NEW YORK Jan 23-Pal Moore.
Memphis bantamweight. may 10
the $4,000 he demands for nesting
jimmy wilde in a return out in I.au-
den. III was announced here today by ats
manager, Tommy walsh. Walsh says
tnat George Mcdonald. the London pra
meter, has caDled TO Billy Gibson. ais
American representative, what is tarta
mount 90 STA acceptance of Aoare's q
mands.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-23

else
willard hinted rhat a match with
Georges Carpenter, French champion,
might h. 10 his hking-providiug there
was enough money IN it.
at mention OF Jack Dempsey. willard
sHajied.
"oh. he could tight the winner Of The
Wlllar3-Carpentier match" ha SAID
then turned to has oil business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-23

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