The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-07-14

A fine son arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Tidball last Satur-
day morning.
Miss Christine Severson of Mime
apolis, is here for a visit with her
mother and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Binford of Airing
ton. were in the city Thursday on their
way to Ohio for a visit.
d. Sharp, the jeweler, left Tuesday
morning for a business trip to Win
ona
George Jarman spent several days
at Lake Preston last week looking af-
ter his farm.
Did you ever buy sour pickles at
zoe a gallon before? You can get
them at the Bee Hive Friday and Sat
urday only.
Miss Anna Knutson, one OF the
faithful employees of the Register, is
enjoying a well earned vacation for a
couple of weeks and in company with
her sisters and Miss Dahl of Flandreau,
will camp at one Of the ~neighboring
lakes.
Governor Buchtel of Colorado, who
spoke at the chautauqua Saturday af-
te.noon, is an old friend of Prof Kerr
and they enjoyed a good visit during
the governors stay here. Back in
Indiana thirty years ago Mr.. Buchtel
was Prof. Kerr's pastor for two or
three years and they had lot met
since that time,
Miss Clara Johnson Of St. Paul, ar
rived this week to take a position as
stenographer TO Prof. Larsen in the
dairy department at the college. She
was accompanied by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Cash Johnson. who visited
here for a few days. Mr. Johnson is
passenger and traffic manager of the
North-W Western.
Fred A. Collier, a former we'll known
Brookings boy and a son of DR.. and
Mrs. G.. J. Collier. arrived the last Of
the week and spent two or three days
visiting old friends here. He is at
tending the Harvard Medical school,
where he has been making a most
~creditable record, and was on his way
to the home of his parents at Los
Angles. Cal.
Word has been received from Huron
that Miss Fola LaFollette Of WiscOu-
sin. the talented daughter of Robert
NJ. La Toilette, is shortly to tour the
state in the interest Of equal suffrage.
which Will be voted on at the Novem-
Der general election Miss La Toilette
who has won hoHors on the stage. is
to give her dramatic presentation OF
How the Vote Was Won" Plans for
her tour are now being made.
AT the regular meeting of Brookings
lodge No. 40 l. O. O. F., Monday even
ing the following officers were install
led for the ensuing term; Noble
Grand. liver Dybdahl; V. G., Nern Kcl-
ly; Secretary, ". X. Vinegar; Treas
urer, H F. Haroldson; w, c. f. Palm
er; c.. Chas, Thompson; X. S. \. G.,
F. +. Palmer: l.. S. n. G., A. Fl. Hill.
r. S. V. G., Chas. Bradbury; L. S. Y.
G., Geo. Maryland; Chaplain. f.. c.
Sheldon; r. S. S. James Thompson;
l.. S. S. Chas. Gaukel; |. G., +. Wal
ters; o. G., O. c. Knutson.
Prof. SEVERN, ~entOmologist at the
college. received word the last of the
week tl.at the army worm had made its
appearance in fields near Clear Lake
and he Immediately dispatched his as,
s~istant, Cecil Starring to that place
in an effort to stamp them out before
they gain a foothold in the state. The
army worm only makes its appear
ance about once in fifteen years, but
they are one of the most injurious
pests that the farmer has to deal with
L, destroying whole fields of grain and
covering a considerable area in a
day.