The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-01-13
Buy advertised goods. Always
the best. They have reputation
behind them. You get good
value for your money.
value for your

this week for the special sales at the
Hub Department Store.
Brookings county farmers might
well pattern after those residing near
Castlewood in the poultry industry. In
one day recently they marketed i'm
Castlewood poultry for which they Tee
celyed an aggregate OF between 5000
and $4,000 in cash. Poultry e YES
them an income at a season OF the
year when they have incomes from but
few sources.
Miss Lillian Dockeudorf and little
brother Earl left Monday morning for
Fairmont. MINI, TO join their mother
Mrs. WIZ D~ockendorf, and brother Al
phonse. All left the following morn
ing for Chico, Calf, where they ex-
pect to make their home. Miss Dock
endorf has held the position OF book
keeper at the Connolly & Black gro
Gerry store for several months.
Brookings may yet be on the new
jefferson highway from New Orleans
to Winnipeg. according to the press re
ports. Despite the recent convention
of good roads men for the purpose Of
selecting the route, letters are being
sen to various cities asking their co
operation in building and marking the
road. South Dakota towns are receiy-
ing these letters and it looks as if the
route may go through here.
Oliver Tisland and family, who for
several year have lived near Days
land, Alberta, arrived here the first Of
the week and expect to make their
home in this county for the next two
years at least. Mr.. Tisland has rented
his farm in Alberta and will farm here.
He is a son of Ole Tisland and former
ly lived in Sinai township. Mrs. Tisland
is a niece of c. r, Knudson. The old
friends Of this estimable family are
pleased to have them back in Brook
ings county and hope their stay may
be permanent.-Volga Tribune.
The program of the Navy League of
the United States for adequate ma
tional defense will be placed before
the citizens of Brookings January "a.
1916, by the Reverend w. X. Weaver,
vice chairman of the Wyoming state
committee, who will start early in
To p ~ ON q gnnarh- IN q L. IN n tn,r that
will cover five states in the great cen
trail northwest. Universities, colleges,
high schools, commercial clubs, board
of trade and similar organizations in
t~wenty-one different cities have invit.
ed DR.. Weaver to address them and
explain the aims and purposes of the
Navy League. In each of these cities
he will conduct a membership cam
paign, with the assistance and cooper
alton Of the various local committees.
immigration Commissioner Chas.
McCaffree. who was in Brookings re-
Gently stated that he is sending out cir
culars TO find where and in what guam
titles guaranteed seed corn can be
oil tanned in South Dakota for the next
year planting. The indications are for
a shortage of seed and Mr.. McCaffree
thing at all certain of growth. All sec
tons OF the United States where the
crop is considered mature enough for
seed are attempting to find a market,
said Mr.. McCaffree, and dealers as far
south as Georgia are attempting to
place seed corn in the Northwest, al
though 1t is not likely that the var
ieties grown In that section would be
very successful in this part of the
country.
Claude Witherspoon Samis and Miss
Vivian Adelyne Nyman gave all their
friends a big surprise last Thursday
by quietly slipping over to Brookings
where they procured a marriage IL
n and then went to the Presby-
terrain manse where Rev. Mast said the
words that united them in marriage.
Both Of these young people are too
well known to the people of this vicin-
ity to need any introduction. The
bride Is the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Nyman and was born and rails
ed In this city. She was graduated
from the Volga high school in the class
Of 1915 and successfully passed the
teachers examination. Last fall she
accepted q school In Oslo township and
had taught up to the holiday vacation.
'vivian," as she Is known to all, is n
little woman blessed with a sunny dis
position and IL liked by everyone.
The groom ID the only child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Samis and has lived here sew
eral years, coming here from Brook
inesI He has assisted in the work OF
the Lehman & SAINTS live stock bust
mes considerable the past few years
ana has also held positions at Letcaer.
fnis otets. where an uncle resides. Mr.
49, 0~-sa nvnnrk n leave for