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The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-09
WILRERFoRCE. OHIO.

o Thanksgiving day the Delta Sig
ma Theta National Sorority was blessed
with the acquisition of two new chap
tiers. These chapters were established
in two Of the big universities = of the
east. One is at Cornell university where
the Alpha chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha
National fraternity stands, while the
other is set up at the University of
Syracuse.
The grand chapter of the of the sor-
oity will hold its annual convention
with Beta chapter, Wilberforce univer-
sity, Wilberforce, Ohio, Dec. %, 80, 80,
'Oc6I
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ALBA NEWS.

Mr.. Clyde - ohnson, the son of Mr..
Moss Johnson, has returned to Abba
after being, away for some time. -,
Madam Robinson Of Hooking made
two visits to Abba this week with her
hairdressing and toilet goods.
Mrs. Pauline We neu eve is improv-
ing from her long illness.
The children of Mr.. Roy Grayson are
very sick at this writing. -,
On Friday, Dec. 3 j. c. Rockwell,
Sunny South company played their two
act musical farce Nanny Wedding
Day at King opera house. A company
Continued on Pages
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Wen I u Il e OIL
some Of their
hats and blow
them about and
they'll ha We to
get off, or some
one from q bus
following " Ill
pick up the hat
nd everyone
will laugh and 1t
will be great fun.
&C r a c ! Gus, J."
said Mr.. Wind,
II can scarcely
stop for breath
now. Everyone
will chase each
others hats and
try To get their
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Everyone come along" said Mr.
Wind, who belongs to my family.
Come, little winds and big winds,
come, everything that is relation OF
the wind"
So everything that was relation OF
the wind came along and as they were
going towards the city Mr.. Wind said:
"We're going to the city because we
can have more fun there and as / go
along viii explain to you the rules
Of the game Of ball we will play to-
day." ...-... T.
1--WE felt Just like party today"
said the Breeze Brothers.
"Good," said Mr.. Wind. ''Thats the
way like TO hear folks and creatures
and things talk when they're going
off to party. ..s
"Now will tell you I'm not both
ering to bring any balls along with
me. I don't know how to carry them
very well and they would be nui-
sance.
II don't believe in going off on par
ties all laden down with things you
have to carry.
"For those who like carrying baskets
Of food and games and all of that,
we'll and good, but not for Mr.. Wind.
HE isn't patient enough for that.
BE either wants to be sound asleep,
or lazily blowing or having real
time. ~na
But, of course, 1t Is mostly because
I don't care for such things that I
don't do them. l wouldn't like to car
~ baskets Of food because they would
be q nuisance and because I wouldn't
even care about having the food.
@What would Mr.. Wind do, for e1-
ample, with tomato sandwich? He
might blow it about, but he wouldn't
eat 1t. And what would he do with
ginger ale? Blow over the bottle, but
never drink it.
$50 when he goes Off on parties he
doesn't bother about the food"
That's sensible" said the Breeze
Brothers. I'VE feel just the same way
about 1t as you do. We, too. feel that
1t would be useless to tire ourselves
all out carrying heavy baskets Of food
when we haven't real arms and hands
CdIIy Lklell anu Nucu we kOL luCuu
anywhere we wouldn't want to. eat
anything that was inside"
"And so," continued Mr.. Wind, 'in-
stead Of taking along balls to play
with, the balls will be all there.
1--WE will find In the city that the
men wear hats, nice straw hats which
we'll blow this way and that, back and
forth Wen blow a hat and throw it
and catch 1t and have the most ,glori-
Gus of games. The hats will be our
balls.
"And there Will be enough hats for
all of us. OF course, we won't take
off everyone's hats, but we will take
of q good many. Sometimes, too,
We'll take off lady's hat who hasn't
bothered to put hat pin In.
"And maybe We'll take a hat off of
little girl who hasn't her elastic
band to keep it on.
"We'll see great omnibuses in this
city with folks riding on the top and
l. rc
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do wey' asked
the Bre ez e
Brothers. well.
we should just
say, yes"
And they whis-
tied through their
teeth and sound
ed very happy
and cheerful.
"I'll tell you"
said the Wind.
I'm goin 6 to
have a b a IL
game, and Wen
90 to the city TO
play. Are you
all readyf'
at m RI q q n we
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1s.s5 GOODYEAR RA1NcoAr FREE

Goodyear. Manufacturing Company,
1881 Goodyear Bldg, Kansas City, Mo,
is making an offer to send a handsome
raincoat free to one person in each To-
calitv who will show and recommend
it to their friends. If you want one.
write today.-Advertisem
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DADDYJ EVENING
N4NMAM RAHANDND \
.N BONNER RSI
- okssos >>Al
WINDS PARTY.
4. BNNER
oz%;,.,s.

WELL" said Mr.. Wind, do you want
to come along and join my partyT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-07

skeag Cotton 100; Stutz Mo-
tors 100; Nashua Manufactu-
ring Co. 100; American To-
bacco Security Co. rs procent.
Senator Capper pravil, ze Ma
tional Candy Co. ukazuje IVY
SEMI kapitalu o 545 procent !;
firma Burns Bros, neivetSi OBJ
chod uhllm V zemi docilila ci-
steho profitu 40 centu ma tune
u porovnani s 23 roku 1916;
profity korporace United Drug
byly 0 ZAP procenta vetSi nez
roku 1916; pfebytek ocelarske
no trustu DO Zaplaceni divi-
dend obnasel $5OO,OOO.OOO "a
poslednich pet let, jakkoli
S315,O00.000 bylo vynalozeno
na pflstavby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-07

konsulatu V New Iorku (Tu-
to zpravu uverejnili jsme pred
dvema tydny die kabelogra-
mu Zahranicniho minister
stva. Poz. red. Cs. /. K.) Tyto
zasilky take nikde nelezi, ny
brz jsou stale rozesilany, jak
tomu jen zdejsi dopravni po-
merry dovoluji. Pokud jsou do
sto kilogramu, neotViraji Sc
vubec.
Vsechny ztraty, kter6 Sc sta
nou ma uzemi Republiky jsou
protokolarne zjist 'ovany pri-
sluSna nahrada Sc hned vymu-
re. Ztrat nebude pomern6 mno
no, ale jsou prece, jak tomu
ami jinak byti nemuze pri tax
velkem mnozstvi.
Kancelar Ceskoslovenskeho
Cerveneho Krize HoleSovi-
ckem pristave, ktera vedla ce-
lou agendu amer. darku, byla
pfelozena do ustredi Ceskoslo
venskeho Cerveneho krize Pra
ha-Vysehrad.
Veskere reklamace nedoda-
Inych ci poskozenych nasich "a
slick jsou peclive kancelari
vyrizovany. Krajane Y Ameri-
ce mohou byti ujiSteni, re vse-
chny prislusne organy Sc sta
rail- svedomit6, by roZesilani
Zasilek delo Sc co nejrychleji.
Zazraky Sc ovSem ami zde ne
dejl proto je nutno byti tro-
chu rozumnym, uv6dOmiti 81
dobre tn dlouhou dobu, potreb
nou k doprave nakladu z A
meriky az do Czech, a nev6riti
kazdemu bezduvodn6mu tia
chu, ci zlomyslne Iii, ktera Sc
| II vas obieVi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-07
ZASILkY CESkOSLOV. MA
RODNf RADY v AMERICE
MA PUDE CESkOSLOV.
REPUBLIkY.
(Ceskoslov. Inf. kanc.)

Americka correspondence
posila nam tento dopis, psany
dne 10. dubna 1920: "Koncem
bfeZna skonceno rozesilani "a
slick z lodi Schodack. Naklad
parniku Rockaway Park byl
prevezen do sousedniho Usti n.
Labem, odkud bude V nekolika
dnech rozesilan. V Decline ie,
co toto piSeme, take asi 600
jednotlivych zasilek, pochaze-
jicich z rozeslanych jiz LODI
mich nakladu z Kerawlee, Ke-
rasan, Principessa, Christia-
MIA, Zacca, Jason a Schodack.
Bedny ty zdrzely Sc z ruznych
priCin V Hamburku a poslany
dodatecne do D6cina a jsou
dale adresatGm eXpedovany.
Prekvapenim pro mas byl ma
klad 1900 beden pfivezenych
lodi Zacca H., ktera totiz pri-
vezla jiz podruhe zasilky Ce-
skoslovenske Narodni Rady.
Tento naklad priSel 8. dubna
do Decina a bude odtamtud
rozesllan, takze souCasne bu-
dou reexpedovany diva lodni
naklady zasilek Ceskoslov. N.
Rady. Veskere poplatky, tedy
i clio plati Sc z penez poukaza-
nych obchodnim oddelenim
Ceskoslovenskeho generalniho
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-07
Vydirani.

Pobuda " noc) "Dejte mi
almuznu, pane"
Chodec: "Nemyslite, re je
ted pozd6 ma zebrani?"
Pobuda: "Je taky dost poz-
de, vaSnosti, ably mi mic ne
Gali."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-07
CAPPER HORLf PROTl Gu.
KERNfM PROFITYRUM.

j
salni zlocinne, re kapitan
Kidd a vsichni ostatni proslu-
Ii pirati jsou u porovnani tim
charaktery q nedelni skoly,"
|prohlasil senate senator Cap
per Kansasu reel proti Itch
We s.zivotnimi prostredky. Sc
nator pravil, re konservativni
obchodnici predpovidaji stoup
mutt ceny cukru ma so centu "a
libru. Capper uvadel, re tisic
milionu liber cukru bylo nedav
mo vyvezeno do Evropy a po-
zadoval uvaleni embargo ma
vyvoz cukru, dokud potreby A
meriky nebudou hrazeny. V
tomto okamziku nejdrzejSi Wy
Eva, jakou kdy slysela tato Via
da, prichazi cd cukernich spe-
kulantu," pravil senator Cap
per. "Jest nam vypraveno, re
reffinerie nejsou s to obstara-
ii obrovske move zasoby cukru,
ale zrejme skoupeni cukru by
10 provedeno primo pred no.
sem Department. spravedlno-
sti. Nasledkem toho dosud nj
kdy nebyla takova divoka
shanka pc cukernich akciich.
Akcie Cuban American stoup-
ly 40 bodu "a den; Punta AL
legro stouply jedenact bodu.
Vsechny cukerni akcie stoupa-
ly nasledkem cenoveho rozdi-
lu mezi surovym a rafinova-
nym cukrem.
"Tato vlada uslysi zahy Cd
lidu o lichve S cukrem. Najezd
nakladaci seZony Jest V prou-
du. Po leta cukerni Zaimy olu
povaly pravidelne americke
hospodyne pri nakladaci sezo-
ne. Ale cukernimu trustu Jest
dovoleno koristiti re zdravi a
blaha naroda kazdeho roku, a.
by Sc mohl obohacovati profity
We stech milionu. Lide jsou
bezmocni. Jest to kolosalni pi-
ratstvi. Jak dlouho to bude
vlada trpeti? Cukerni speku-
lanti drze predpovidaji, re
cukr vystoupl ma 30 centu pr
Zapoceti nakladaci sezony
Konservativni obchodnici pred
povidaji, ze vystoupi ma 55 cen
til libra. Miliarda liber byla ne
davno poslana odtud do Velke
Britanie. Tato vlada jest tim
povinna sob6 lidu prohlasiti
embargo ma cukr a zabaviti
vsecky zasoby V zemi k rozde-
leni mezi konsumenty "a kupni
cenu. Vlada, jez prisahala
chraniti svuj lid, dovoluje toto
lupicstvi a neklade mu zad-
nych mezi. Tato kampan spo-
kulatoru a profityru v cukru
k shrabovani zisku prekonava
Iv hotovem zlodejstvi kazdy
brutalni pozadavek, jaky byl
kdy ucinen ma tento dlouho tr-
pici a stisneny narod. Tito pro-
fityri jsou znami, a prece III
stavaji neobeseni. Melounove
zahony Wall Streetu jsou neu-
stale vyhrivanf sluneckem pri-
vilegii, zurodnovany potem
prace, zavlazovany slzami chu
DOLBY a tento rok podaji rekord
nj skliZen, nepostizenou dane
mi z prijmu a ably kupoval va
letne usporne znamky, tax a.
by stryc Sam mohl ziti We stylu
dewitt miliard pri prijmu sesti
miliard.
Jest temer neuveritelno, do
jake miry byl lid vyzdiman.
Spekulace a koristnictvi S bavl-
nou a bavlnenymi latkami by
ly otevrene a skandalni. Ne
davne senatni vysetrovani po-
skytlo dukaz, re rozdil v ce-
mach mezi farmou a obchodem
s bavlnnymi latkami obnasi asi
1900 procent, a re maloobchod
nj ceny bavlnenych latek jsou
70 II xyxycnEn
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Zadne arnadni
zbozzii. Il
Zadne mesice trvajici
Gekani. - Vse vyridime
behem 80 dnE.

Zde nekolik cen dobre-
no, cerstveho a praveho
zbozi, V Hamburku ma
sklade leziciho:
, Uzena Stamina pro vyvoz,
!. 7Ka liberni kusy, ID CSC
5adlo, prvotr. zaruc. ciste
V 5lib. krabicich :. $2.75
, Sunky, 1919 lib, nejlepsi
) iakosti, zvlaste priprav.,
libra .............. 75c
Rye, nejlepSi, ID. "a 24c
2seniGni mouka, neilepsi
Jakost, 25 lib. pytel $4.25
!. Crisco, zname hodnoty,
; velka krabice 75c
, kava, Santos, prvotridni,
, Velkozrnna, libra :. 55c
ceylonsky caj, posledni
Eklizen, balicek I. 4Oc
Kondensovane mleko, vel
ka krabice 2Sc
Nepostradatelne smisene
koreni, libra "a -. Csc
Nejlepsi cocka, libra 24c
Fazole, libra "a 15c
kakao, velka krabice 75c
Toiletni mydlo, z kokoso-
veho oleje, kus 15c
Mydlo k prani, znameho
druhu, velky kus 12c
S vrchu uvedene cenv
7yrozumivaii Sc vyloha-
mi Ia balenf. poiiSteni, clio
a dopravu
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-07-22
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PRO-
BATE OF WILL

State Of South Dakota, I
County OF Brookings. IS
In County Court.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Thorkel
Nelson. Deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends Greeting
TO Grethe Nelson, Nikoline NJ Marion, Ole
j. Nelson, Nels Nelson. Elsine NJ. Messer,
Tam G. Nelson, Marie Trystad, Christine
Thompson, Clara Loban. Sivert A Nelson
and Laura Nelson, legatees, devisees and
heirs, next OF kin of Thorkel Nelson, de-
ceased
Pursuant to an order OF said Court, made
on the 18th day of July, A. d. 1920, notice
is hereby given that Monday the and day
Of August A. ID. 1920, at 200 o'clock p. m.
OF said day, at the Court Room OF said
Court at the Court House in the City Of
Brookings in said County OF Brookings and
State of South Dakota, have been appointed
as the time and place for proving the WIN
OF said Thorkel Nelson, deceased and for
hearing the petition of Grethe Nelson for
Probate thereof and the Issuance Of Let
ters Testamentary TO said petitioner, when
and where any person interested may ap-
pear and contest the same.
Dated at Brookings, South Dakota, the
18th day of July, A. d. 1920.
BY the Court:
Geo. p Hall,
Judge OF said County Court.
Attest: Herman S. Johnson. Clerk of said
County Court.
Albert Matson. Attorney. Brookings South
Dakota.
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MARYLAND FARMS

Ninety-siX acres, all cultivated, eX-
cept 10 acres wood, new Broom house,
very large barn; joins village; first
class tenant; like share of crop in
cluded; $4,000.
Two hundred acres, 130 cultivated,
balance timber, 5-room house, tenant
house, 3 barns, rented, on state ce-
ment road; $500.
Five hundred and ten acres, 125 cul-
tivated, miles to county seat; wharf:
large steamers; estimated 5000 cords
wood and timber; $40 per acre.
One hundred and eighty acres, high
ly improved farms in Maryland and
Virginia. Modern houses and build
ings. Streams; wood for fuel and lum-
ber. Mild climate; best peaches, ap-
pies. other fruits, alfalfa. clover, corn,
wheat, tobacco in United States. Best
markets. roads; no droughts, floods
nor destructive frosts. No fuel bills.
Beautiful water fronts; oysters, bath
ing beaches. Cattle, sheep, horses,
hogs. Poultry very profitable. A de-
lightful place to live. Unimproved
land $40 to $40 per acre; improved, $40
to $50; long time low interest. In
quire of w. H. Phillips, 1343 Clifton
St., Washington, d. c.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-07-22
ORDINANCE NO. 1G

An Ordinance fixing rates for furu-h hing
electricity for general and power T'lposes
and amending Section 154 Of Ordinance No.
l. and Ordinance No. 6S.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY the city OF Brook
ings, South Dakota:
Section 154. (RatesD The rate tn, City
shall charge and at which electrici'r will
be supplied for all purposes except xclu-
sive power lines shall be twelve and one
half cents per thousand watt hours ,1r the
first 100, ,000-wat hours and ten cents per
thousand-watt hours for all in eXcWs thereof,
provided that the minimum MONTH rate
and charge to any consumer shall be fifty
cents.
The rate the City shall charge and at
which electricity will be supplied for ex-
elusive power lines shall be fifty cents per
month for each connected horsepowcr and
eight cents for each one Thousand watt
hours for the first 100, ,O0O-watt hours, and
five cents per thousand watt hours Tor all
in thereof.
All ordinances or parts OF ordinances In
conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
Passed, July 10Th. 1920.
Approved. July 10Th, 1920.
T. I. Flitte.
Attest: Mayor
G. II. Stoddart, City Auditor
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Nes Peterson. also known as
Nels Winsness, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator OF the estate of Nels leder-
son. also known as Nels Winspess deceased.
to the creditors of and all versions having
claims against said deceased; to exhlpit
them, with the necessary vouchers, within
six months after the first publication or TINS
notice, to the said administrator at his resi-
dence In Lake Hendricks Townshio }, IN the
County OF Brookings, South Dakota, OF
mailed to him at his postoffce address,
Hendricks, Minnesota.
Dated June 2S, 1920. -
PETER WINSNESS.
Administrator OF the Estate OF Nels Peder-
son, also known as Nels Winsness, de-
ceased
Geo. p. Hail.
Judge of the County Court In and for Brook
ings County. South Dakota.
(SEAL)
Attest: So,
Herman 6 johnson, Clerk of Said Court.
Albert Matson, Attorney, Brookings, 5. ID.
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WENDT PLAN FAVORED

The Wendt form OF partnership
farm lease has come to be well and
favorably known in South Dakota
through its use by considerable num-
ber of farm owners scattered through
out the state. This plan Of farm rem.
tai shows great promise Of eventu-
ally doing away to large extent with
the old fashioned one-year cash-and-
share rent plan which is rapidly i'm
poverishing tenant, owner, and soil
alike.
The Wendt plan substitutes for the
annual spring move and the poorly
equipped, neglected tenant farm, the
steadily developing and substantial
farm partnership in which the land.
owner and the land-operator work to-
gethcr as team year after year.
This form of leasing has shown
such good results that the local farm
bureaus of Clay, Minnehaha and
Moody counties, in cooperation with
the State college extension division
and representatives of the Dakota
Farmer, are making special effort
to bring it to the attention of every
landlord and tenant in these counties
during the month OF July. During
this time special assistance is being
given to landlords and tenants who
wish to establish such a partnership
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

State Of South Dakota,
County Of Brookngs. ss
In County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate OF John c.
Allison, Deceased.
All persons having claims against the
said John G. Allison, deceased are re-
uuired to exhibit same with the necessary
vouchers 70 the undersigned ExecutrX of
said estate at her place Of business, to-wit:
AZ the office OF Cheever e. Cheever in the
CITY of Brookings. I'm the County of Brook
ings and state Of South Dakota, and that
six months has been limited as the time
for creditors to present their claims against
said estate.
Dated at Brookings. South Dakota. this
l4th day OF July, 1920.
Jane NJ. Allison,
Executrix Of the Estate Of John c. Allison.
Deceased
Cheever & Cheever, Attorneys for said
Estate BrookinEs, South Dakota.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF FINAL AC
COUNT AND OF HEARING PETITION
FOR FINAL DISTRIBUTION
State of South Dakota,
County of Brookings. S


In County Court.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Ole G.
Havsgord also known ole c. Havsgaard,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Cure Havs-
CORD, Executrix Of the Estate of Ole g..
Havsgord also known as ole G. Havsgaard,
deceased, has rendered and presented for
final settlement and filed in this Court her
final account OF her administration Of said
estate, and a petition for the final distri-
button of said estate, and IT appearing that
the estate is ready for distribution. Monday,
the 9Th day OF August, A, ID. 1920, at 200
o'clock D. m. at the Court Room OF said
Court at the Court House in the city Of
Brookings in said Brookings County, has
been appointed by the Judge OF said Court
for the final settlement OF said account, at
which time and place any person Interested
in said estate may appear and file eXcep-
tions in writing 10 said final account and
contest the same and at said time and
place upon the settlement OF the accounts
OF the Executrx OF said Estate, the residue
of said estate will be distributed to such
persons as by law entitled thereto.
Dated at Brookings, South Dakota, this
l4th day Of july A. ID. 1920.
BY tho Court:
(SeaD Geo. p Hall,
Judge Of said County Court.
Attest: Herman S. johnson. Clerk of
said County Court.
Albert Matson. Attorney, Brookngs, s. ID.
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PROPOSED RESOLUTION

BE 1T RESOLVED by the City Of Brook
, ings South Dakota:
That it is hereby deemed and declared
necessary TO grade and pave that portion
of Main street in said city from a point
two feet north of the main track OF the
Chicago a Northwestern Railway company,
to point 66,S feet south, for which inn
proNement a special assessment is to be
levied payable in fre instailments with
the privilege of paying all or any install
ments at any time before maturity. de-
ferred installments to bear 80 interest.
That the nature OF the proposed improve
ment is excaNating for proper grade and
laying OF pavement. approximately sixty
feet wide, OF reinforced slabs OF vitri
fed brick, from which choice may be
made all to be done in accordance with
plans and separate specifications, covering
each OF said materials on nle with the City
Auditor and subject to inspection
That the estimated total cost is approx
mateIy Eight Hundred Twenty-Five tS25.00)
Dollars for concrete and Ten Hundred and
Fifty Sl.050.00) Dollars for vitrfed brick.
The following is a description of the lots
and tracts proposed to be assessed for such
Improvement. the same being situated in
the City OF Brookings, South Dakota, that
certain tract described by metes and bounds
as follows
Beginning at a point the east line OF
Main street in said City, at its intersection
with the center line of the main track of
the Chicago Il North Western Railway;
thence north along the east line OF Main
street 4.4 feet; thence southeastern and
parallel with said Main track TO sta light
line running in a northerly direction from
the northeast corner OF Lot 2l, Block g.
OF Folsom's Addition to the southeast cor
ner of Lot /, of Block /, OF the original
plat of said city: thence south along said
straight line 66.S feet; thence northeasterly
and parallel with said main track and
thence north along said east line Of Main
street G5,S feet to the place OF beginning.
And that certain other tract described
as follows Beginning at a point on the
west line of Main street in its intersection
with the outer line OF the main track of
the Chicago IL North Western Railway;
thence north along the west line OF Main
street A feet; thence northwesterly and
parallel with said main line track to a
straight line from the northwest corner OF
Lot /, of Block g. of Folsom's Addition
to the southwest corner OF Lot /, of Block
3, of the original plat of said city; thence
south along said straight line 66S feet;
thence southeasterIy and parallel with said
main track TO the west line of Main street
and thence north along said west line of
Main street 65.S feet to the place of be-
ginning.
That the City Council have fixed the 9th
day of August, 1920, at 500 o'clock p. m,
at the Council Room in the City Hail OF
said City as the time and place. The Board
of Commissioners will meet to consider the
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persons Interested may file protests, make
objections and be heard concerning the same.
T. l. Flittie,
G H. Stoddart, City Auditor.
Attest: Mayor.