The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-07-08
Albert Ort returned home Saturday

night from De Snbt, where he spent
three or four days doing some survey
ing for the town.
Lloyd Lane, who graduated from
the college this year, was here a day
or two the last of the week visiting
friends. He is now working at Lake
Preston.
Oscar Ronning arrived from Sisse-
ton thursday for a visit with his
been teaching there the past couple
of years.
John Swanson, late chief bugler of
the Brookings school cadets, will be
heard to advantage in THE Crisis
The ringing bugle calls of the United
States army, so dear to all true Amer
leans, will be sounded at propitiOus
moments throughout the play.-Pierre
Capitol-Journal.
Someone went into the room in the
hotel were the ball players left their
clothes gala day and took Banker Will
cox's watch. We now understand that
| the sheriff is trying to locate a certain
party seen coming from the room.
I, The watch was a valuable n and will
be no small loss to Mr.. Wilcox.-Auro-
"a Times.
DR.. E. l.. Moore returned home Fri
day night from Pierre, where he at
tended tie first meeting of the new
veterinary board. The board organ
lied o~H Or. Moore was elected sec
reary and treasurer. A meeting will
be held in Sioux Falls on the 18th
of the month to examine applicants
for registration.
Robert Emmett Dowdell, editor, land
man, democratic statesman and all
around booster. visited with the writ
err Monday evening while on the way
to Brookings with a land deal in view.
Mr.. Dowdell is a possible candidate
TOT pTeSlueHI VI liC ->oCioh"i
association that meets this month in
Seattle.-Iroquois Chief.
The government that
there will be a change in he small
coin. New pennies are now being
made by the government with the
head of Lincoln to supplant the fam
liar Indian head. The new stock will
be handed out to the country as soon
as the stock is sufficient for all parts
of the country, which will probably be
about August /.
Mrs. ]. p. Johnson and Miss Mary
| Lockhart of Brookings, are here for
a visit with their brother, j. l.. Lock
hart. 4 = + Mrs. r. A. Bielski OF
Philip and Miss Olive Metcalf of
Salem, Oregon. ,.rrived Monday and
are the guests of Mrs. N. B. Gearhart.
Mrs. Bielski has been visiting relatives
in Oregon and Washington and is
Just loturning to her home at Philip,
dCCOll Ddlll'd Wy hNA piSbCi 49,
calf.-Pierre Dakotan.
Homer Hoover came down from
Pierre Saturday morning and visited
over Sunday at the home of his par
ents. MI. and Mrs. A. Hoover. Homer
was r~encently admitted to the bar and
is now with the law firm of Suther-
land G. Payne in the capitol city.
A. p. Nord of Bookings, spent sew
eral hours here with old friends last
Monday. He is the auditor of the
Atlas Lumber Co, and spends his time
covering his South Dakota territory.
Reports all the members OF the fam
lily we'll and happy.-Lake Preston
Times.
There are events occurring in every
community which, if reported in a
local paper, would create a commo-
ton little dreamed of. What to- re-
port and what not to report often
perplexes the editor. He is often just
" accused Of cowardice and favorit-
ism, when all the time he is looking
toward the good reputation of the
town where his lot is cast. The local
editor from necessity almost constant
ly finds himself between two fires,
and whichever way he turns he is
sure to be unjustly treated. This is
one of the pleasures of the newspaper
business.
The reckless driving of motor We
hicles is the cause of much dissatis-
faction among the drivers of horses.
It is getting so that a farmer hardly
dares to come to town, certainly he
cannot afford to let his women and
children drive teams on the public
streets lest an automobile driver send
his car along so swift and noisy that