The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-05-13

heO dulOllODlle from Z ana Vi
son.
II. O. Cronk of Pipestone, was a
guest at he home of his sister, Mrs.
S. l.. Belden, last night and this morn
ing.
The Presbyterian aid society will
meet Thursday, May 20 in the parlors
of the church. Mesdames Glidden,
Getty, Erb and Avery will entertain.
Unitarian services at the G.. A. r.
hall Sunday evening at eight o'clock.
Rev. Rett f. Olmstead will speak on
The New Philanthropy" A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
We wish to again call attention to
our rule regarding church and society
notes. These must be written out and
handed in, not later than Wednesday
noon, and not 'phoned in. Very often
mistakes are made over the telephone
and VI are blamed for it.
S. II. McCarl and II. O. Olson re-
ceived another carload of Overland
and REQ autos Saturday, makiny the
fourth carload in the last two months.
These machines must be the real
goods or Messrs. McCarl and Olson are
good statesmen; we guess it is a COM
bination of both.
Services at the Luptheran church on
Sunday evening at eight o'clock.
Evening services are held regularly
in the English language. The Luther
league NETS every other Sunday even
ing at seven o'clock. The new church
will be consecrated on the third Sun
day of Trinity, June q.
Miss Lila Alton, who will complete
her musical course at the Chicago
conservatory of music in June, has
been offered a fine position as teacher
of music and has another offer to
travel with a company OF soloists UNI
der the direction of a lyceum bu-
reau. She is undecided whether to
accept one of these or to spend an
other year in study.
Mrs. Sasse, mother of Mrs. f. A.
Wing, has been critically i'll the past
week, but her condition this morning
was reported as slightly better. All
of the sons and daughters have arrived
and are at the bedside of their moth
err. They are: DR.. Sasse of Montana,
Henry Sasse of Henry, C. A. and Ed
ward Sasse of Vienna, Mrs. Noble of
Revillo, and Mrs. Ashbaugh of Muir
doch, MINI.
Hon. Freeman Knowles, eX-member of
congress, will speak in the church two
doors east of SINNERS store, Sunday
at three p. m. His subject will be
Our Military Law and his entire
address will be on South Dakota
subjects. Mr.. Knowles will talk in ia
vor of securing enough signatures to
referendum the military law passed
by the last legislature, which becomes
operative July /.
The state summer school is planned
for teaching busy men and women
as we'll as for training school teach
ers. Every citizen of Brookings and
Brookings county ought to realize the
Importance of this opportunity to get
out of the ruts of routine for a few
weeks, have a change of conditions,
and secure something that will count
for progress in life and work for all
the future.
Miss Hoover and Miss Schnemayer
in charge of the departments of home
economics and handicrafts at the
State Summer School, June 16 to July
Z, 1909, will have the largest classes
of their lines ever gathered together
in the Sunshine State" but they are
experienced experts in this work and
every student will wear a smile and
some new clothes made in school,
when the three weeks are ended.
Ernest La Won, of the Central Book
ing agency, returned home yesterday
from WATERFOWL, S. D., were he closed
contracts for the free attractions at
the county fairs at Redfeld, Clark,
Clear Lake, and Brookings, S. d., and
Marshall, Tyler and Candy, Mimi. He
also secured the contract for the at
fractions at the Dakota Homecoming
to be held at Aberdeen, S. D., June
16 to- IS, in honor Of the twentieth
anniversary of the statehood Of North
and South Dakota.-Sioux City Jour
nal.
Crowded houses should greet the
Motion Picture company of Washing
ton. ID. c., during it's engagement at