The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-07-09

Remember the sale only lasts 10
days at the Columbia Clothing Co.
Miss Katherine Prowse returned
home Friday evening from her visit
of two or three weeks in Iowa and
Wisconsin.
H.. II. Biggar came down from Aber-
deem Friday night for a visit with rela-
lives and friends. Howard has been
an instructor in the Aberdeen normal
the past year and has been making
good"
For the next days the special
feature of our "Going-tO-Move" Sale
will be Men and Boys Clothing and
Furnishings. Investigate before buy
ing elsewhere. EIis-HaIl Co. Depart
ment Store, Brookings.
We are the manufacturers agents
and local distributors for Parowax, the
best sweeping compound manufactur,
ed. We can save you money. No
order too large, no order too small. Ask
us about it or phone your order, Ellis
Hall Co. Department Store.
Albert d. Shepard, son of Prof. and
Mrs. j. II. Shepard, and Miss Norma
Mae Wilburn of Omaha, were married
at Sioux City June Is. They went
from there to Omaha to visit her par
ents and Bert then proceeded to Ur-
ship in the state university, and Mrs.
Shepard will join him there in the fall.
Bert is a irst-class young man and has
a large number of friends in Brook.
ings who will extend best wishes. The
bride has visited here a number of
times and is known to many of our
people as an accomplished young lady
of excellent qualities.
There is no known method of treat
ment to control the rust of grains
other than the selection of rust resist
ant varieties, according to H. S. Coe,
consulting plant pathologist of the
college. He say further, while some
varieties have been selected which are
more rust resistant than others, yet
it is a question whether they produce
grain of a sufficient quality to war
rant being planted. AS a rule early
maturing varieties are less injured
than those which mature late. The
more resistant than other varieties"
Miss Gertrude Smythe departed yes
terday morning for Mankato and Aus
tin, Mimi, and Mrs. Smythe left this
morning to join her. They will spend
the summer visiting at various points
and will probably make their home in
st. Paul. The many friends of Mrs.
and Miss Smythe sincerely regret that
they are to leave B~rookings. The
Civic League, in which Mrs. Smythe
has been a prominent worker, gave a
farewell reception for her at the Com,
mercial Club rooms Monday afternoon.
The recently elected directors of the
Farmers Cooperative Company met
Monday afternoon and organized by
electing the following officers: Presi-
dent, Frank Telkamp; vice-president,
F. F. Baldridge; secretary and treas
urer, Herbert Blakely; manager, j. D.
Wilson. The directors feel that the
elevator must have more room to
handle the big crop in prospect and
they have called a meeting of the
stockholders for a week from Saturday
to consider the question of an addition.
H. L. Hopkins of Clark, and F. j.
Cory of Watertown, autoed into Brook.
ings Friday for a brief visit and STOP
ped long enough at our sanctum door
to swap a few lies. They returned as
far as Estelline the anne evening
where they intended to join the Hop,
kins family in a reunion rel the 4th.
Hop informed us that he will go to
northern Wisconsin this week for a
brief outing along the trout streams
that abound in that part of the country.
On his return home the good people
of Clark, will have to listen to some
whoppers or else the leopard has
! changed his spots"