The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-06-04

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In this issue the Public Library AS.
ISOLATION is advertising for bids for the
, new library building. The bids will
be opened June %.
Miss Bessie Chappell returned home
] Tuesday from Lamar, Colorado, where
| she completed a very successful years
work as teacher in the high school.
Miss Esther Peirce returned home
yesterday morning from Watertown,
where she completed a successful
years work as teacher in the city
schools.
Next Tuesday, circus day. The Fad
will start showing pictures just as soon
as the parade is over in the forenoon
and will run until time for the show at
circus grounds.
Marriage licenses were issued by
Clerk of Courts Lunden to the follow
ing this week Otis J. Collins and
Lena A. Reichow of St. Paul; c.. l..
Twogood and Ida McFaden of White.
Profs. Hedge, Peterson and Coe of
the college launched a new boat,
known as the &C. +. * II Line at
Lake Campbell yesterday, and they
anticipate some good times pursuing
the festive bullhead during the sum
mer.
NJ MI r,,lI;,1- Ia,,,,al uNI,,.,
day morning for Flint, Mich. where
she attends the national convention of
the Equitable Fraternal Union as dele
gate from South Dakota. On the trip
she will visit some time with a sister
at Chicago.
While fixing the skylight in the
kitchen of his restaurant Monday j. G..
Larsen fell from a stepladder and sus-
tanned quite severe injuries, the liga-
ments of his right arm being torn and
his back badly bruised. He is able to
be around, but it will be some time be-
fore he is himself again.
The Register job rooms recently
completed the Arlington high school
annual. The book was we'll illustrated
and contained much good matter and
it was a credit to Arlington and the
Arlington schools. Their progressive
ness could we'll be initiated by larger
schools that we know of.
Mr.. Kruse and daughter of Roches.
ter, Mimi, relatives of Fred Stolten>
berg and sister, were among the pas
sengers on the Inflated ship Empress
of Ireland, which sank in the st. Law
renee river last week, but both were
saved. A Mr.. Bach of Rochester, who
was with them, was drowned.
Misses Ada b. Caldwell. Maude God
dard and Gertrude Young of the State
College faculty, departed yesterday
morning for a trip to Europe, where
they will spend the summer vacation
in travel and study. They will sail
from Quebec, making the trip up the
st. Lawrence river, and they frankly
admitted hat they would be glad
when they were past the scene of the
disaster of last week.
The people OF the city are invited to
the college commencement exercises,
which begin with the recital by the
music faculty tomorrow night. Satur,
day night will be the literary societies
program and Monday night the class
play. Tuesday evening will occur the
class day exercises and Wednesday
morning the commencement exercises.
All of the programs will be held at the
college auditorium, with the exception
of the class play which will take place
at the opera house down town.
The city council met in regular SEES
sion on Monday evening and disposed
of a big batch of routine business. A
delegation of citizens living on
Twelfth venue appeared and protest
ed against ordering in a walk on that
street, at least on the west side. but
the council decided to order in a walk
on both sides, from Third street to the
college. Chief of Police Gullick was
given an increase in salary, provided
he would take care Of the fire appar-
atus, which has never had the proper
attention.
Judge C. G. Sherwood of Clark, con
vened the regular June term of court
at the court house Tuesday morning
Three criminal cases We're disposed OF
the first day and yesterday was taken
up with motions. The first civil case.
J. j. Ballou VS.. Geo. Etting, will be TAX
en- up today. 1t is expected that upon
completion of this case Judge Sher.
wood will take an adjournment to
about the 18th of the month, when he
will return and complete the term.
The two boys who were arrested last
winter for breaking into the school
7 house, got away very easily, the court
| tempering justice with mercy and let,
l ting them off with a s25 fine. The
judge gave them a good fatherly talk,
5 which we trust will be taken to heart.
The case against Fritz Reimer, charg,
ed with assault with a knife was dc.