The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-04-22

run HEN l-rldt, 4 rooms anC
beth. 423 Main street.
Mrs. G. F. Knappen went to MIN.
days visit.
Chorus rehearsal for May Festival
At s O'Clock, every Monday eveniht,A al
the Methodist church. All singers in.
vited. 81 }
The college debating team leftSes.
terday evening for Yankton, Where
they meet the Yankton college this
evening.
A watch and chain, found today. has
been left at this office and the owner
may have the same by calling and pay
ing for this notice. ~.
I'VE Girls of the Methodist church
will sell home bakery in the Midget
ice cream parlor next to West G. Pack.
ards, Saturday, April "a.
Mrs. Arthur Crumb of Sioux Falls,
was here the first of the week visit
ing friends. She has been visiting her
husbands parents near Bushnell.
Frank Dull and wife returned home
Tuesday evening from Cherokee, Ia,
where they were called last week to
attend the funeral of a nephew of
Mr.. Dull.
The Brookings and Sioux Falls rail.
road expects to start o o on the work
of completion of their line between here
and Sioux Falls. A very little work
kwill now make a sure enough railroad
out of it.
The state pharmacy board held an
examination for registration at the col
lege yesterday and about forty candi-
dates wrote. The examination was
Vim charge of D. F. Jones of Water
town, president of the board.
It showed yesterday, starting late
Tuesday night and continuing until
noon. 1t has been melting away rath-
er slowly and it is too bad that We
cannot utilize some of the hot air that
has been wasted the past week.
Rev. Ernest Charles Smith of Chi
cago, secretary of the Western Unitar-
ian conference will speak at the G.
A. r. hall Wednesday evening, April
2s at s O'Clock. A cordial invitation
is extended to all to attend this meet
ing.
The De Smet high school base ball
team came down Saturday and played
the Brookings high school team at the
fair grounds, the game resulting III
a victory for the local team by a score
of 4 to .. The prospects are excellent
for a winning team at the school this
year.
Carl Quail, who will be manager of
the Columbia Clothing company's new
store here. left this morning for Chi
cage and New York TO select the stock
for the BrOokings store, which will
be opened about the middle Of May.
He will be Joined at Owatonna. Mimi,
by Mr.. Katz, the president Of the com
pany.
Down in Sioux Falls +. J. ManniX,
who is waging a relentless warfare
on the catalogue houses, is collecting
a list of the lady members of the Lar
kin soap club and will publish the
names in the Commercial News. If
the secretary of the Brookings Lartin
club will bring in the names we will
be very glad 10 publish them.
Miss Jessie N. Hoover, head Of the
domestic science department OF the
School of Agriculture, assisted by Miss
susanna Schnemayer, specialist in man
ual training, will have charge Of the
regular courses for teachers and the
special courses for women, especially
homemakers and housekeepers, in the
summer session of the State college
June 16 to July /. They will give the
best special courses in cooking, sew
ing and handicrafts ever offered in
South Dakota. Every woman who can
take a course should do so.