The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-10-05
Local and Personal

Mrs W. J. Gentle returned home
Saturday morning from Clark, where
She spent two or three days with
friends.
II. A. Dunton returned TO his home
at Owattona. MINI. yesterday morn
ing after a visit at the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. Z Beatty.
Miss Luverne Reed returned to her
home at Luverne, MINI, Monday morn
ing after spending two weeks visiting
AZ the home of Il Prentice.
r. l.. Chapel is becoming quite an
extensive owner Of Brookings city pro
perty. In addition 10 the three new
houses ne is building near the college
and his own residence property, he
this week purchased the Dressed
house on Fifth street of Albert Erstad.
Fred cole, the shoeman, wasn't
satisfied to have the best display
rooms and stock in this section, but
now has, by the installation OF new
machinery, the best equipped repair
shop in the state. The new ma
chinery, which was installed the past
week includes two finishing machines
and a machine for sewing on shoe
soles, all run by electric motors. The
latter machine is a pretty complicated
piece OF mechanism and sews on soles
better than by hand and in only a
fraction OF the time. The shop is
now in a position to turn out better
work in the repair line and consider
ably more OF it.
Fred c. Connell, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. b. Cornell. was united in
marriage Wednesday, September p.
with Miss Mildred May Boice,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Boice Of South Shore, s. D., the
ceremony taking place at the home
Of the brides parents in the pres
of relatives and immediate
friends OF the contracting parties.
The groom is a young man we'll
known 10 Hanson county people,
being of exemplary habits steady
and Industrious, and highly respected
by all. He is a graduate of the State
at ~Brookings, and it was while
attending that institution he met the
young lady to whom he was married
this week-AleXandria Herald.
The American Northwest must be-
come better known than the Canadian
Northwest and people of the United
thinking of the northwest must
come to recognize the states of Min
nesota, North and South Dakota, Mon
tana. Idaho, Washington and Oregon.
On this theory the Northwestern De
League will publish short
Iy an official map of the American
and will place the map
officially in half a million school
rooms. The first run of the printer
will be one million copies, half of
which will be placed in public school
Secretary Campbell of the
League estimates that it will take
two years to place the maps and
that the advertising will be worth
one hundred fold the cost of the maps
eighteen months after they
are placed.
Professor b. b. Bracket of the State
has been honored by the
Tuck School Of Administration and
Finance. of Dartmouth College. with
an invitation to participate in a con
on Scientific Management, to
be held at Hanover, n. H., October
12-14. This invitation is occasioned
by the interest created in the east
ny ] OltSSOl DIdNhtlJ dlllilt VII
Academic Management in the Sci
ence Magazine for April. Professor
Bracket has made many contribu-
tons to eastern journals, and also
given addresses before leading sci
conventions, and is recognized
as an authority on electrical engi-
l~eering and the scientific manage
ment of public and private utilities.
The conference to which DR.. Bracket
Is invited has been called by and
for the benefit Of the manufacturers
and business men of New York and
.neighboring states with respect to
scientific management.