The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-10-30
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Halloween parties.
Miss Stevens Of Rochester, was a
guest at the DR.. A. w. Hyde home the
first Of the week, returning home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Bacon returned
Monday from a several days visit with
their son and daughter at Estelline
and Castlewood.
Rev. John Olson of Brandt, was a
guest at the l.. l.. Alrick home Monday
on his way home from Volga, where
he reached on Sunday.
c. c. Randall and Miss Lucy H.
Robinson of Watertown, were married
at the NJ. E. parsonage Tuesday after
noon, by Rev. r. A. Bruce.
President Slagle gave a very inter-
esting addi ess at the Presbyterian
church on Sunday evening, his subject
being "The Land Grant Colleges"
Before leaving for California w. H.
Conklin sold his auto to John Holiday.
Mr.. Conklin bought another car at
Minneapolis and is driving it through
to the coast.
The high school football team will
get in action next Saturday at Water
town, when they meet the high school
team Of that city. The game will be a
hard one, but on comparative scores
Brookings should win.
The Brookings Construction Com.
pany completed their heating plant
contract at the college on Saturday
night. This was an addition to the
present heating plant, necessitated by
the work of heating the new admins
~tration building.
The Helping Hand Society hold
their annual sale of fancy and useful
articles at Thos. lannon's, Medary
township, Bookings county on Friday
evening, November Z. Supper will be
served to all. The proceeds go to
benefit the Children's Home in Sioux
Falls. A cordial invitation Is extend,
ed to all.
James Barrett, a citizen OF Elkton,
Is reported to have been badly burned
one day last week in a most peculiar
manner. He was sleeping in a warm,
sunny spot near the railroad tracks,
when a fire set by section men who
were burning of the right-of-way, set
fire to his clothes and before the flames
could be extinguished he was badly
scorched.
The explosion OF a gasoline stove at
the home Of MT. and Mrs. G. M. Hof
on Friday morning created quite a
little excitement in that neighborhood
but neighbors with pals Of water
managed to put 1t out before the ar
rival Of the fire department. The in
side Of the kitchen was badly blistered
and smoke did some damage in other
parts of the house.
State Game Warden Hedrick and
State Engineer Derr were here Friday
in relation to the proposed dam at
Lake Campbell. They went out in the
afternoon and examined the site and
approved the plans for the work. MIR.
Hedrick was much pleased that the
dam was to be built and said that he
would do what he could to stamp out
the SEEMING. It Is planned ia
have a cement dam sixteen feet LONG
and twenty-five inches high at the out
let, with wings on either side a little
higher to throw the water in toward
the dam. A screen will be put in sew
eral inches higher than the dam to lei
the water through, but prevent the
escape Of game fish during the high
water. MI. Hedrick said that the
people OF the county could stock The
lake with whatever fish they chose
and was of the opinion that 1t coult
be made into a fine fishing resort
Work on the dam will commence Jus,
as soon as the weather warns up