The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-06-23

w. A'tAloIU arrived from
N"4o"eIL' Idaho, last week and will
VISIT Tor some time at the home of
heE parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Skiff.
Mrs. Lillian GAYLORD and daughter,
MIS-. c Campbell and son, Richard
were the guests of friends at Water
town last Thursday.
The ladies aid society of the First
presbyterian church will be entertain
co Thursday, June 80 at the home of
Mrs. c. f. Hall. Mesdames Robinson.
Jerde and Helga Wilson will assist.
The Fridley Auto Co. has several
secondhand automobiles for sale. The
cars nave been rebuilt and are guar.
anleed to be in first-class condition.
They Will be sold at bargain prices.
Howard Biggar. who was recently
elected Il of the assistants in the
asronomy department Of the college.
lett Monday evening for Cottonwood
Sub-station, which he will be in charge
OF this summer.
Miss Strayer Morrow left Tuesday
morning for Sioux Falls to attend the
state convention of the l.. T. l.. From
there She will go to Lacey, in the
western part Of the state. where the
family are living on a claim.
Specialist F. W.. Howe of the L.
). Department of Agriculture, will
deliver an illustrated lecture in the
chapel at the college Saturday even.
Ing, July , on Boys and Girls Agri
cultural Clubs
You never saw or heard anything
Ike the entertainment to be given al
the Methodist church next Monday
evening Even if You heard the Sun.
shine Man when he was here before
You will hear something new ant
better.
DR.. II. II F~rudenfeld, the Madison
hispital eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist, will be in Lake Preston
again on July /, at the Park hotel, one
day only. Glasses accurately fitted
and guaranteed satisfactory in every
way.
Homer R~odeheaver will bring some
thing fresh and vital in his program
Monday evening at the Methods,
church. During the spring and sum
mer he has been studying with SOM
of the best teachers and singers il
the country. He comes here direc
from his study in Philadelphia.
Several Brookiugs people said it wa.
worth the price Of admission to hea,
the suffering boy. He has been asked
to repeat it again this time. He vii
also have some new stories, new
songs and new tricks illustrating anC
teaching wholesome lessons in al
amusing way.
The closing services of the Firs
Unitarian Society OF ~Brookings vii
be held at the Pleasant Hour on Sun
day evening at eight o'clock. Rev
Rett Z Olmstead will speak on -
Divine Discoutent-As Evidenced b.
+, the Sign of the Times No furthe
l.. services will be held here until Sci
TENDER, when a new field agent vii
doubtless take up the work. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
The Brookings postofice bill passe,
both houses Of congress this week. n
the senate the bill called for $500
and in the house $4,000, and it vii
go TO a conference committee to de
eide the amount. It will not be les
than the house figures and may be in
3. creased to $4,000. There is consid
cradle re. tape in the way before tn
work on the building is commence,
and it is likely that nothing will D.
done until next spring.
Following is the program for mex
Saturday: Green trot or pace for farm
ers horses, purse ten dollars, hal
mile heats, two best in three; tire
minute trot: three minute pace; foo
race, one hundred yards, purse tw.
and one dollar, free for all; runnin.
race for green horses, half mile an
repeat, purse ten dollars, runnin
race for boys under twelve, one do
lar TO first and fifty cents to secono
Admission. fifteen cents, children, t.
cents.
Clerk of Courts Hanson is a war;
believer in the merits of the Registe
as an advertising medium. In las
weeks issue he offered a cut rate o
marriage licenses and in a few day
following he disposed of five permits
They are as follows: Elmer Honal
bushnell. and Elizabeth Casserly. III
ton: VIM. Watson and Celvia Schol