The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-11-16
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Art goods and infants wear. Evans
and Akin.-Adyertisement.
Bring your hides to NJ. Kramer &
Son for good Observation-Disclosures.
DR.. e. w. Forsee returned yesterday
from a business trip to Minneapolis.
Get your alcohol for your car at 60
cents per gallon at Sanders Tire Shop.
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Miss Alma Olson returned to Volga
Tuesday evening after a couple Of days
visit with her cousin, Mrs. f. II. Carl
sen.
Mrs. Flora \. Mitchell, state presi-
dent Of the w. G.. T. L. is attending
the national convention of the organi-
cation which is being held this week in
Philadelphia.
The City Telephone Directory will
20 to press Dec. l.. All changes, new
names or corrections must be handed
in at nee Telephone 400. Chief
Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Thieling who have
been visiting with their son, Henry
Schmidt and family and other friends
north of Brookings for several weeks,
returned to their home at St. Paul
on Tuesday.
Mrs. a. ID. LampSOn returned Tues
day morning from a tour of inspection
of the w. X. G. posts at Huron, Red
field, Aberdeen and Faulkton. Mrs.
LampsOn is president of the Brookings
Womans Relief Corps.
DR.. w. E. Johnson, president Of State
college, and w. F. Kumlien, director
OF extension, left this morning for
Washington, d. c. to attend the annual
meeting Of the representatives Of land
grant colleges. Representatives from
the various departments of all the land
will be present at this important gath,
ering.
The Brookings Press is installing a
100000 press this week similar to
the one which has been in use in the
Register office for a number Of years.
The Register has helped Brother Tur-
ner with his press work during the
past six months and congratulates him
on this new equipment which he is
adding at this time as it will not only
be labor saving but will enable him to
turn out better work and, with eQuit-
able charges, it will soon pay for itself
it kept busy.
The new motor registration law goes
into effect January 1, and many auto.
mobile owners are interested in know
ing how much their fee will be. Coun,
ty Treasurer Vern WEIGH has prepared
a schedule for us which is taken from
the law passed by the last legislature
Next January instead of paying a Ii
cense fee, every automobile owner
must pay a registration fee according
to the weight or capacity Of his motor
vehicle. For cars weighing less than
1000 pounds this is $13. Up to 5000
lbs. $17; 1000 lbs. $40; over 1000 lbs.
$35. The rates for motor trucks IS
based upon capacity. One ton trucks
Sl0, lI2 lOH @LU, 4 JOI go, . 'Ou 9oo,
over 3 ton SIS. The fee for all motor
cycles is $500. Motor vehicles so reg
istered will not be subject to the reg
ular taxation and al, Of the tut Il Will
be used tor bett n reads in south Ia
kota.
Judge w. n. Skinner returned to Wa
tertown last Saturday after conduct
ing court here for three days. Pete
Dahlbold of Laketon township, who
was recently arrested on a chorge of
illegally manufacturing intoxicating
liquor with a thirty gallon still, vas
sentenced to pay a fine Of $3.50 and
costs and to spend sixty days in the
county Jail at hard labor. Carl John
son, who was taken into custody for
obtaining money under false p%retenses
was given a three do lar fine plus
costs and a suspended sentence Of six
ty days. He wrote a check for one dol
lar on a bank where he had no funds
to pay for a lunch at a local restaur-
ant. The only other case coming up
before the court was the suit for sep
aration brought by Mrs. A. A. McMil.
Ian. The judge granted her a decree
of absolute divorce and gave her Gus
tody Of the children. The property
settlement is to be made later.