The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-03-07

T .. Moore, Of WatertOwn, for
mNrIy Of Brookings, was in the city
Tuesday.
Miss Lila Alton visited Elkton be-
tween trains yesterday, having a music
class there.
Jr. 4. II. StOll went to Dempstcr
Tuesday evening, being called there
% consultation with DR.. Hess.
Commercial club members should
-ememher that the regular monthly
meeting is on for tomorrow night.
J. p. Pope of Miles City. Montana,
listed several days the past week at
The home Of his brotherin-law, j. w.
Catle.,.
Mrs Frank Drew arrived from To
nah, Wis, Tuesday morning and is
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
j. T. McGu
Mrs G.. T. Thayer, grand chief of
honor Of the d Of H., visited the
lodges at Arlington and ~Iroquois the
las, O.: The week.
Albert Hartwick has resigned his
POSITION as teacher in district No. 9,
B-ook.ngs township, and will go to
Sioux Falls 70 take a position as car
-.e- in the city mail service,
Mrs. II. ". Keller and children re
turned 70 their home al Ransom, n. d.
Tuesday morning. after spending a
month a. he home OF her sister, Mrs.
J. ? Erwin Mrs. Erwin accompan-
I'D -le- home for a visit.
Mss E-1el Lawrence, a former col
.=== SUDDEN, and niece Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cutler, was married at
Do.a-t yesterday TO Ralph Albough
O. Indiana. Her many friends in this
c.-v vi, extend best wishes.
7 J. Btb5y was at Huron the last
O.. -1e week 20 attend a meeting of
IT, representatives of the different
colleges Of the state and arrange for
ne ANNA, state meet. The meet
his year viii be held at Huron May
: and -.
M and Mrs. Cecil Salmon spent
SSyera, days here this week visiting
g. ,1e home q her brother, Rio Miner.
NJ Salmon who : a former college
>.-dt-.. : connected with the de-
7a--e2- o. agriculture, and is sta
ao-ei "a; Belle Fourche.
: " Kremer is entitled to mem.
oe-Saip in the Good Citizens league,
aS he got out Monday morning and not
only Shoyeled the snow off his own
walk. but for a good share Of the block.
This is real, s~ure-enOugh patriotism
and civic pride.
\ district oratorical contest will be
held in this city April 10 and it will
be participated in by twenty schools.
The winner of this contest will re-
ceive a prize to the value of ten
dollars and will represent this dis.
triCt at the state contest, to be held
in May.
The county commissioners will meet
NJ the court house next week for
their annual monthly meeting. Among
their other duties will be the selling
OF the old court house building and
this will he done at public auction to
highest bidder on Wednesday after
noon at two o'clock.
Mrs. Jos. Matson, who last week
became violently insane and inflicted
sever injuries upon herself and her
young son, is getting along nicely
/ at the hospital, and as soon as her
condition will permit she will be re
moved to the insane asylum. The
boy is not getting along so well, how,
ever, and his condition is still grave,
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
I. p. Johnson last Thursday, Feb. %
This being leap year, the young man
will only have a birthday once in
four years, but this does not seem
to bother him in the least and he
promises to grow into a fine, healthy
young man and a football player,
like his dad and his uncles.
In another part of the Register
will be found an illustrated article
on the question Of pollution of the
city water supply from the old dump
The article is an argument for the
building of an i~ncinerating plant and
while the citizens will not be called
upon to vote bonds for that purpose
this year. the question is a live one
that must be met some way in The
future. Therefore. every citizen
should get all the information upor
the subject that he possibly can.