The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-10-02
Local and Personal

town Monday evening for a brief visit.
Mrs. G. II. Martin returned home
Monday evening from a visit at Gen
eseo, Ill.
F. NJ. Kremer visited over Sunday at
home, leaving Monday morning for
the east.
Get the Neid:ch Process ribbon, the
best that's made for typewriter pur-
poses, at the Register office.
Joe Swering, who spent a few days
with home folks, departed Monday
morning for Gowrie, Iowa, where he is
now working.
Banker II. j. Olston and family
autoed down from Lake Preston Sun
day and spent the day at the home of
his nephew, Clarence Kabrud.
Mrs. II. c. Getty went up to Lake
Preston Monday evening to spend a
week at the millinery store, which she
and Miss Genevieve Hanson own there.
Gaylord Hanson was down from
WATERFOWL visiting relatives and TAX
ing In the fair several days the past
week. He has been laid up with a bad
hand.
s. Bliss of B~roadhead, Wis, arrived
morning to assist with the
threshing on his farm south of the
city. Mr.. Bliss got here in time for
the last day of the fair.
Miss Ethel Garfield. who is attend.
ing the Madison normal school, spent
last week at home. The heating sys-
tenn at the normal was not working
and It was necessary to dismiss school
unit! it could be put in condition.
President Slagle went to Huron
Tuesday morning to attend the inaug-
uration of President Gage of Huron
College. He delivered the address OF
welcome to the new president on be-
half OF the colleges of the state.
We happened to stroll under the
Club windows Friday
afternoon while the Better Baby con.
test was on and from the bowling that
We heard We are perfectly satisfied as
the lung capacity Of the youngsters.
w. H. Smith was up into North Da-
X ia last week and he tells us that the
crop In that section was a good one.
They raised excellent corr in that
state this year and the corn belt
seems to be moving farther north each
John F. Farrand, who Is now in the
business at DEBORAH, Iowa,
came up from there Monday to re-
main a few days on business. He tells
US that he is enjoying a first-class bust.
ness at DEBORAH and the family are
with their new home.
Rev. and Mrs. Gardner departed
Monday morning for Waterloo, Iowa,
attend the NJ. E. conference, Mr..
Gardner having formerly been connect
I'd with that district. They will also
'isit in Illinois and Kansas before re-
and will be gone about a
month.
The annual Brookings county Sun.
lay school convention meets in White,
october 11-12. The new general sec.
'etary, l. N. Halliday, and a state
'pecialist in primary work, Mrs. A. L.
Irebel, will be present. A good pro-
,ram has been prepared, and all who
possibly can should plan to attend.
Last week We added another George
o our string Of alfalfa experts and
his week the first two Georges come
back at Mr.. Eberlein in no uncertain
erms, and their article will be found
another column. Now that we have
the Georges fighting among them.
selves We a reasonably expect some
lun. Go to 1t, boys!
There Is q new song going the
and it runneth in this wise,
an exchange: I'VE didn't want to
buy at your place. we don't trade there
any more; you'll be sorry when you
see US going to some other store. You
can't sell US any stale goods. we hi ".
opened wide u eyes; we don't want
trade ct your store, cause you do
not advertise"
The annual bag rush between the
freshmen and sophomore classes Of the
college took place at the athletic park
Monday afternoon and was witnessed
by a large crowd. The bags weighed.
20 we are told. TOO pounds each
Of the contestants were clothed In the
Guilty IN moving them at all. After a
hard tussie the sophomores were de-
clared the winners. The scrap was
waged hercely by both sides and most
Of the contestants were clothed In the
garb of Adam when they got through.
Practically the entire team OF last
year has returned to college. and with
many splendid additions from the high
schools of the state the outlook ID Ger.
taiuly most encouraging. Markey OF
Huron. Me- thieson OF WATERFOWL,
Harvey Of Pierre, Eidsmoe Of Beres-
ford. Gresves Of Miller. Stevens Of
Sioux City, and Peterson. Hanson and