The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-03

+. c. Olson left last evening for
WATERFOWL to remain a day or two.
Arthur Britt went over to Aurora
Monday morning to remain a few days.
Mrs. J.. w. Warren returned home
last evening from an extended visit in
Wisconsin.
Attend the district oratorical-de-
clamatory contest at the opera house
tomorrow night.
y. Damp arrived from Walnut
Grove, Mimi, Tuesday evening for a
visit at the home of f. A. Evans.
+. z. Goerndt, the creameryman.
moved Monday into the Morehouse cot
tage, which he recently purchased.
Miss Reva Russell came up from
Flandreau Tuesday evening for a visit
of d few days with Mrs. J. w. Ewing.
Miss Esther Grange arrived from
Flandreau Tuesday evening and is a
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs
c. l.. Mccoy.
J. +. Tolagson. who has been teach
ing school in Preston township this
winter, returned Saturday and will
again ply his trade as a p%lasterer.
w. B. Poole. Walter Jornlin. Herbert
Phillipson and Robert Loban left Mon
day evening for Havre, Montana,
where they expect to take up claims.
Mrs. Albert Shoenwether returned
to her home at Lake Preston on Friday
evening after spending a few days at
the home Of her father, w. A. Cald-
We'll.
NJ. G. Carlisle. w. NJ. Cheever. Philo
Hall and Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Allison
We're over to Flandreau Friday, the
gentlemen being interested in a land
case in court.
Mrs. Henry Getty is assisting at
Miss HOLSTERS millinery store. Mrs.
Getty was formerly proprietor OF the
store and her many friends are glad
to see her back there again.
Tonight the ward caucuses will be
held in the ward voting places and to-
morrow night the city Caucus will be
held at the fire room at the city hall.
Politics have been much in the lime
light this week and the contests in all
Of the wards promise to be warm.
Earl Addison came down from
Watertown Tuesday and delivered m
Of those fine new Case cars to ). Fl.
McCarl, local agent for the Case line.
Mr.. Addison also delivered a new car
to the college and it will be used to
demonstrate the points Of a good auto
to the class taking the automobile
course.
I wish to say that there Is no truth
whatever in the report that | am 60
ing to move my garage and 1t vii. be
located as formerly in the Hegeman
building at the south end Of Main
street. I carry a complete line OF
auto supplies and sundries and have
a first-class mar in charge Of my IT
pair department. S. II. McCarl.
Lloyd Hyde. who is a member of
Prof. S~tarring's advertising class at the
college, came down to our office yester-
day afternoon expecting to loaf around
awhile, but we put him to work writ
ing one of the ads for this issue. The
ad, in our opinion, is the best n in
the paper, nd you can probably pick
it out among the other good ones.
Mayor Leighty is anticipating a
most pleasant trip to Boston, but
the thought Of being away from
B~rookings during the coming interest
ing ten days takes some of the enjoy.
ment out of the prospect and he would
like to delay the journey for a time.
But Uncle Sam says that he has to go,
so there is nothing for him to do but
pack that clean collar and depart.
Tomorrow night at the opera house
the district oratorical and declamatory
contest will be held. This will be a
most important event and Brookings
people should attend in numbers and
support their representatives. Other
schools have signified their intention
of bringing along good-sized delega-
tons and the roofing should be spirit
ed. The following schools will have
representatives here: WATERFOWL,
Madison, Flandreau, De Smet, Lake
Preston, Volga, Arlington, Egan,
Castlewood. Brookings will be repre-.
sented by Hubert Mathews and Miss
Della Linn and their friends are con
fident that our school will be well
represented.
The annual intercollegiate debate
between Huron college and the S. d.
S. G.. will be held at the college chapel
tomorrow evening. The question will
be, Resolved, That the plan Of bank
ing reform suggested by the National
Monetary Commission should be
adopted by congl Dss, constitutionality
waived" On the same evening that
two teams are battling here two other
teams representing the same institu-
tons will meet at Huron and discuss
the same question. The Brookings
team that will remain here will take
the affirmative side of the question,
and is made up as follows: VIII
liam Loesch, Harry Killing and
Roy Nord. The team which goes
to Huron its composed Of Dale
White, Perry Clifford and Frank
Kremer. All OF the home boys have
been working hard and the college
should be we'll represented. The stu
dents and citizens should attend the
contest here and cheer for the home