The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-06-30

Egg Matted Milk is a full meal for
fifteen cents. At Tidball's Pharmacy.
/. J. Smith went to Candy Saturday
to spend a day or two on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Rossman return
ed home Saturday from a couple of
weeks visit at Minneapolis.
w. H. Donaldson is building an adj
dition to- his already c~ommodious home
on Sixth street.
Prof. and Mrs. w. S. Hayes departed
yesterday morning for Boston and will
spend the summer there and at Bur
lington, Vermont.
Miss Halle Hyde returned home
Tuesday evening from the University
of Illinois, where she has been taking
special work for the past two years,
following her graduation from the col
lege. In the fall she will take up
her work as instructor at the college.
Fred Cole is making a number of i'm
~provements to the property which he
recently purchased on Fifth street.
He is raising the house and will put
in a new cement block foundation and
will build an addition. When com
pleted the family will have a nice
home.
President Slagle, Profs. Brigham,
Hansen, Willis and Larsen and c. b.
Hoyt and r. f. Kerr went to Pierre
yesterday morning to attend the SEES
sions of the conservation congress. A
number of other Bookings people will
visit there this week to attend the
congress and the dedication of the new
capitol building.
This section was visited by a good
rain Saturday, which was of great ben
eft to the crops. We have talked to
d number of farmers and they are all
we'll satisfied with crop conditions, al
though they do not anticipate that
the yield will break any records. The
rain also served to break the hot
spell of last week.
Bookings people will have their
choice of several good places to cele-
brate the nations birthday next Mon
day. Estelline promises big things
in the way of celebration, as does
Lake Benton, and the day will also
be fittingly observed at the Culbertson
grove in Trenton, at the south end of
Lake Campbell and at Lake lakewood.
Little Eugene Swartling. the young
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. SWart-
ling took an awful tumble Tuesday
morning and it is a wonder that the
little fellow escaped with his life.
While his mother was at work about
the house he crawled out of the win
dow onto the porch roof and fell from
there to the ground. He was badly
bruised about the head and face but
other than that he appears none the
worse from the fall.-TOronto Herald.
Joe Morrison, Little joe as we
used to call him., graduted from the
agricultural college this year and will
settle down as a farmer-a scientific
one if you please, out west of Pierre.
Joe will have charge of the work on
five quarters which include the home
stead, his father moving farther north
to another farm. Joe's many friends
are confident that he will make good
in the line he has chosen for his life
work.-De Smet News.
The Methodist Sunday school picnic
will be held at Lake Campbell on the
Fourth. Teams will leave the church
at nine o'clock. Bring your basket
and COM along. The children will
be given a straw ride. The old folks
will be furnished with carriages and
automobiles. All having rigs are re-
quested to meet at the church. Per-
IONS willing to donate the use OF
teams and autos will please speak to
Mr.. Chappeil.