The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-10-31
Local and Personal

\ car load of oil meal just received
at the Brookings Roller Mills.
Mrs. Boyd Lombard returned Mon
day evening from a few days visit at
Aurora.
DR.. and Mrs. Horace w. Tilden have
rented the w. II. II. Phillips home for
the winter.
T. C. Akin went to Watertown Fri
day evening and remained over Sun-
day on business.
Miss Nina Waters went to Madison
Friday morning to spend a few days
with her sister.
Geo. y. Breed returned home yester-
day from his several weeks trip to
the Pacific coast.
DR.. ]. r. Jackson, Osteopath, sue
cessor to Or. Bradbury. Office in
Bradbury building, phone 8.
O. r. Nelson OF Estelline, was the
guest of Peter Youngburg Tuesday.
going from here to Volga.
Andrew Void is driving a new auto,
a five-passenger Lexington, which he
purchased in Minneapolis last week.
DO not delay having your eyes
properly fitted with glasses. EXami-
nation free. Mitchell, Jeweler and
Otician.
Mrs. BashfOrd returned Thursday
from Minneapolis, where she was call
ed a few days previously by the death
of a relative.
"A Soldiers Honor" 101 Bison
reel feature film at the Pleasant Hour
Friday and Saturday nights, Novem-
Der list and 2nd.
d. E. Bailey, assistant in the dairy
department of the college, left Friday
for a trip to Minnesota, Wisconsin
and Chicago universities.
Vaclav p. Niemtz of Charkow, Rus.
STA. specialist in the department OF
agriculture of that country, spent q
few days at the college with Prof
Hansen the first of the week. Mr.
Niemtz is making a tour Of this coun
try and was On his way TO the Pacific
coast, making only three stops, II OF
which was at Brookings.
I'm tired of being leading woman
in a society where there's nothing tc
lead. I'm tired of the narrow point Of
view here. I'm tired of living today
on yesterdays news and wearing
STYLES adapted to what Middleburg
will stand for" The City" tomor
row night.
Last week ground was broken fol
the new government building at Rapit
City and it will be completed in abou'
a wear. If memory SeTves us right, ar
appropriation was made for a govern
ment building at Brookings. but there
seems to be little prospect that oul
building will be started for some time
II would seem that the matter SHOULD
be brought to the attention Of on.
congressman, so that the building cal
be started some time the coming year
Rev. r. a. Bruce left Tuesday after
noon for Brookings TO take up hi
work there. Mrs. Bruce and the chill
dren will follow some time this week
The people of Gettysburg regret t
lose this estimable family. and fee
that the Brookings church has beel
singularly fortunate in securing tn
services of Mr.. Bruce. He will max
good there and We predict for hin
still further advancement in churcI
circles at the expiration of his pas
torate there.-Gettysburg News.
The school of agriculture of tn
-. State College opens tomorrow for tn
year. A large number of new student
are already in the city and DR.. Bri!
ham. head of the school, tells US tina
he expects the enrolment to reac
(, the 200 mark. The school will b
handicapped for lack of room, on a.
| count of the large attendance in tn
/, regular courses, and it seems to be u
/, 70 the next Legislature to make propt
+, provision for it. The school educate
| the boys and girls of the state an
1 sends them back TO the farm to PIT
into actual practice what they hay
+ learned, and its value to South ID;
kota can hardly be estimated.