The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-03-11
DR.. j. r. Jackson, Osteopath.


See John Dokken for any kind of
cement work.
Special sale on Boys Suits, size 10
to II. Columbia Clothing Co.
Dean Hedge is away this week sing
ing in opera work in Kansas.
Arrived; Spring Coats for Children.
New styles, attractively priced. Ellis.
Hall. Co.
w. A. Green, the rustling real estate
dealer of Pipestone, Mimi, was in the
city a short time Tuesday evening.
Now is the time to have your cistern
overhauled and looked after before the
spring rains. Call up Anton Dokken
Phone 312.
More beautiful than ever, Our New
Materials for Spring and Summer
Dresses. Don't buy till you have seen
them. Ellis-Hall Co.
Warren Stewart and bride of Adair,
Iowa, arrived last Saturday for a visit
at the J. w. Linn home. He is a
nephew of Mrs. Linn and she gave IA
dinner in their honor.
Representatives Hans Mathieson and
w. A. Stein of Codington county, were
in the city over Sunday or their way
home to Watertown from Pierre. Sem
ator w. E. Whittemore of Estelline,
spent Saturday here.
We thought the municipal officials
would be the last ones to kick on the
service furnished by the city, but the
other day we heard a well known
bachelor alderman complaining that
there were too many lights on Third
street.
Rev. w. A. Mast went to Minneap-
oils Sunday night where consultation
was had with a specialist and on Mon
day Mr.. Mast underwent an operation
on his throat to relieve a trouble which
has been causing him considerable an
noyance Following the advice of his
physician he will not occupy his pull
pit the coming Sabbath, Rev. MAR
having kindly consented to preach at
the W. services for him.
The Register of Deeds office has
been rushed to the limit this past
week endeavoring to keep up with the
rush of work incident to the closing
up of an unusually large number of
real estate transfers the first of March.
1t would be hard to realize at this
office that money was in anywise short
of plenty, and the work they have
turned out speaks well for the system
they are using in caring for the large
volume of business passing through
the Office.
Prof. ]. M. Fuller of the State Col
lege department of dairying, received
the latter part of the week an appoint
ment to the head of the department OF
dairying at the Oklahoma agricultural
and mechanical college, located at
Saltwater. Prof. Fuller has accepted
but details as to when he and Mrs.
Fuller will leave are not yet settled.
Miss Woods class Of aggie girls
served Kaoliang in nine different ways
in the domestic science department at
the college yesterday morning, the
guests being members of the faculty.
Griddle cakes, waffles, doughnuts. cot
tage pudding, gingerbread, peanut
cookies, mullins, bread and coffee sub
stitute were served and the favored
guests all declared that the menu was
fine. Kaoliang is a ~non-sacharine
sorghum, which is being tested out IN
the state by the agronomy depart
ment, having been brought to this
country from Mongolia by Prof. Han
sen. It produces earlier than corn and
will grow in a very dry climate. 1t
is reported to be an excellent stock
food, but it was thought best to try 1t
out on the faculty members before
feeding 1t to College Belle Wayne n
other valuable animals owned by the
institution.