The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-09-25
RUTH J. PIERCE
Instructor in Piano and Harmony
Ten Weeks Fall Term Begins
October LIST
Local and Personal

Attorney w. T.. furuy mdue a DuSl
ness trip to Redfeld Thursday even
ing.
e. w. Mcknight left Thursday even
ing for Breckenridge and other points
In Minnesota OF land business.
The annual bag rush between the
freshman and sophomore classes OF the
college will take place next Tuesday
afternoon.
The deal for the sale of the Leon
hotel Is STU. in the air, and will be
decided one way or the other in the
next few days.
The Gillespie & Rogers window is
prettily decorated and should make
buyers out OF many fair visitors. The
Variety store has another nicely decor
ated window.
Mrs, II. s. Rowe came down from
Watertown Friday for a brief visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Keith. and she was accompanied
by her daughter, Nellie, who will at
tend college again this year.
E. p. Goerndt disposed of the
creamery yesterday to Thos. Bang OF
Bryant, who will take possession i'm
mediately. Mr.. Goerndt tells us that
he has made no plans for the future,
but the family expect to leave Brook.
ings.
Bland Catlett writes from the Uni.
versity of Michigan that there are
only seventeen men trying for the
position on the football team
he is after and it is his opinion
he will have to go some to
make 1t.
w. r. Stowe returned home yester-
lay morning from WATERFOWL, where
attended the wedding Of his grand
laughter, Miss Gertrude Bonesteel and
Cecil Brockman. which took place
evening. The young couple
will make their home at Ardsley, Sask.,
Canada. The bride Is a former Brook.
ngs girl and her friends here will ex.
end best wishes.
Harry Wornson asd Miss Alvina Ode
'ard were married at the home of her
'ather. Albert Odegard. west Of the
lily, last Thursday evening. Rev. Eos
less Of the Lutheran church. perform.
ID the ceremony. The young couple
eft for a short honeymoon. after which
hey will make their home In Brook.
t,gs. The Register joins with the
many friends in extending best wishes.
Geo. Anderson, the rural mail car.
Her. tells us that he has been bothered
lately by some of the boys
IN his route. They have been throw.
ng stones at his wagon and have
broken out one of its big windows and
hey also have been shooting at the
nail boxes along the route. Their
aw~lessness has been carried to q point
where Mr.. Anderson's patience is ex-
iausted and he proposes to make an
example OF some Of them. The boys
nay not know that the government Is
very particular about the offenses
his mail service and the least
Interference with a mail mar Is pun
shable by q fine Of $500.
Are experiment station bulletins an
unpopular waste OF printers ink? The
question Is prompted by the pessim-
Of occasional writer's who feel
hat the farm and experiment station
bulletins put out by the agricultural
colleges are never read by farmers.
This situation may exist in some
states though It 10 doubtful but hap
PLY the experience Of the experiment
at the college proves that its
bulletins are speedily devoured by the
bankers and other business
men Of the state. In addition to the
fifteen thousand sent out In South d
rota, these bulletins are lent (upon
'eQuest) to Canada. Ensland. and to
n ne nations q The Europe. Asia,
kkrica. Australia and South America.
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