The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-10-22

at Kendall's.
Mrs. H. S. Rowe of Sioux Falls, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Keith this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Herreman re
turned last evening from a visit to
various Minnesota points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hartmann came
down from Waterfowl Tuesday night
for a few days visit at the home OF
his mother. The first of the week they
intend going to New Ulm, Mimi,
where they will locate.
In another place in this issue you will
find the picture of the Royal Gwent
Welsh Male Singers, to appear at the
State College auditorium under the
auspices of the department of music,
Tuesday evening, October 9th. AID,
mission to all seats so cents.
Abuot 500 croppie fry were received
here Sunday morning from the govern
ment and they were taken to Lake
lakewood and planted by w. NJ.
Cheever. lakewood is an ideal lake for
croppies and in a few years there
should be some good fishing there.
The state university team was de-
feated rather easily by the University
of Minnesota Saturday by a score of
20 to Z. We can plainly see hat if
Minnesota wants a real good game she
will have to drop the Vermillion bunch
from her schedule and take on the
State College, an occurrence that is
very likely to happen next year.
The work of putting in the twelve
foot sidewalk IN both sides Of the gov
eminent building is in progress this
week. The walk will be extended to
the end of the block on the north. The
interior work on the post Office build
ing seems to be coming along rather
slowly and the contractors do not ex-
pect to turn it over to the government
until some time in December. 1t is
probable hat the local post office will
be able to move in about the first of
the new year.
The high school football team goes
to Aberdeen next Saturday for a game
with the strong high school team of
that city. The boys expect a hard bat
tie, but if the field is dried and hard
they will show the Aberdeen bunch
some real speed. The remaining games
of the high school schedule are as fol-
lows: October "a, Aberdeen at Aber-
deem; October 81, Huron at Huron;
November 7, Watertown at Brookings;
November 81, Madison at Brookings;
November &c, Thanksgiving, Pierre at
Brookings.
The Brookings Register naively ex-
plains the defeat administered to the
State College football team by the
State u. lineup by the admission of
the discovery that "Vermillion always
seems to have a horseshoe when play
ing Bookings" The same old horse
shoe has been chartered for the sea
son. 1t was taken to Lincoln where it
saved the day and preserved the NOR
ale of the locals, and it will do better
for them on other hard-fought fields
in the near future. Skill, strength and
science, reinforced by the horseshoe
luck, are NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Re-
publican.
The state game warden has had a
force of men here this week SEEMING
the outlet to Lake Campbell. This
stream was found to be full of perch,
bass and pickerel and it is well that
they were taken out, as it is very liable
to dry up. Most of the fish taken out
were put back in Lake Campbell and
some of them will be used to stock
other lakes in this part of the state.
Since the dam was put in last fall
these fish have been unable to get back
into the lake. Some of the bass taken
out weighed from two to four pounds.
State Game Warden Hedrick was here
Sunday and Monday looking after the
work.
Poluhni, the Mystic, and his Swiss
Bell Ringers will be here for two
nights only, October 26 and 81. This
company without a doubt is the lead
ing feature this season on the Walker
circuit. They, for the past seven years
have been featured with the Central
Lecture Bureau, and this season carry
a tor of baggage and have a $4,000
stage setting. The Swiss Bell Ringers
always receive several encores, and
Phillips with his educated hats always
pleases. Poluhni stands today alone
as a magician of the west. He carries
all the latest eastern tricks and has