The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-01-20

VI AuIOId, Was up OIl BUSINESS yoSteT-
day.
II. 0. Olson left Tuesday morning
for Kansas City for few days bust
ness trip.
III. T.. Hendricks Of Sioux Falls, a
former resident of Brookngs. was in
the city yesterday.
Sam Wright, well known Sioux
Falls attorney, was here Monday at
tending circuit court.
Big Reduction Sale. % per cent dis
count on all goods, one day only, next
Saturday, January % Helen b. John
son.
Miss Maude Parker went to Airing
ton Saturday to visit day or two with
her father, who is conducting SER
les of meetings there
NJ. f. aid society will meet at the
home of Mrs Sample, Thursday, Dec
ember q. Mesdames Hoy, Lanphier,
and Matthews will assist
Rev. r. +. Olmstead left yesterday
| for WATERFOWL, Aberdeen and other
| points in tho northern part Of the
| state to be absent about Il week.
Prof. J. V. Bopp, assistant agrono-
mist at the college. left Sunday even
ing for Mitchell, where he will as
Sict prof Willie H., ccnduotjpu tbo
corn school at the corn show
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Norder return
ed to their home at Renwick, Iowa,
on the belated train Friday afternoon
after spending two or three weeks WIS.,
iting with their sons and old neigh
bors in this county.
Ray Wheaton OF Brookings, is
supposed to be spending his vacation
at home in Rapid City. Ray Is very
much taken up with the Hills and a
week ago went to Spearfish where
he got snowbound, and nothing has
been heard from him since.-Rapid
City Journal.
Harvey T. Dunn, former student of
the college, Is now staff artist on
the Saturday Evening Post, and his
work forms a conspicuous part OF
the illustrations in that publication.
Mr. Dunn is a South Dakota boy and
after leaving the college here he stud
led for some time in eastern art
schools, and he now rated as one of
he best in his line of work
The twenty-frst annual praise meet.
ing of the Woman's Missionary society
IF the First Presbyterian church will
be held at the home Of Mrs. Horace
Fishback on Friday afternoon. JAM
ary rs at three o'clock. All ladies who
are members or friends of this society
or church are most cordially invited
to attend this meeting. A program IL
being carefully prepared. This IL the
time when the ladies are given the
opportunity to make their yearly con-
'ributOn to the women's work for both
home and foreign missions. $1,000
vas given at the meeting year ago.
t should be even more this year
Mr. Fishback, Secy. ct
The meeting of the state veterin-
lry examining board which met here
this week, granted on examination,
certificates to J. Gallagher, Madison;
A. II. HILL Brookings; John Van Eona-
mann, of Salem. They also granted
number Of licenses to five year prac-
titiOners under the time clause of the
, law, without examinations. They Sc
lected a list of accredited veterinary
schools scattered over the country,
from which diplomas will be accepted
by the board. Beside this most of the
work was detail business, a portion
of which was in amendment of rules
and providing further regulations in
regard to veterinary practitioners In
the state.-Pierre Capitol-Journal.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the South Dakota State Poul-
try Association Show which will be
held in the auditorium of the city hall
at Mitchell January 31-February 4,
910. The auditorium which contains
five thousand feet of floor space is
well provided with windows and has
/ plenty of light in the daytime and is
/ lighted by electricity, insuring a bril-
/ liant illumination at night. T.. p.
Sand, an old and experienced poultry
man is the superintendent which is
q guarantee that the birds will have
! the best care and attention. A. b.
/ Shaner, Lanark, H., Is the Judge who
will pass on the birds. He g. is an eX-
perienced and popular Judge. $4,000
l. hung up in cash and special prizes
including - gold cash specials and
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