The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-07-05

Regular $3.50 drying bars for soc,
at Jarvis.
Adjustable window screens. All sizes
csc, SOC, Csc. and soc at Jarvis.
Trimmed hats worth $500 to $500
for $1.0O and $500 at the Cole Mef-
camille Co.
j. A. Nelson and family, who have
been visiting relatives at Doland,
Sphinx county, returned home Monday
morning.
We have some small size Oxfords
that will fit boys. You can buy them
way below cost.-Columbia Clothing
Company.
Dry kindlins wood for sale at $1.0O
per load at High School building. See
Chas. Yankee, Janitor, or Board OF
Education.
Col. J. NJ. Stewart and wife made an
auto trip to Ireton. Iowa, the last of
the week and visited relatives over
Sunday. They returned Monday even
ing.
John Wornson, the photographer,
arrived Monday evening from Manka-
to, Mimi, and will soon take posses
sion of the photograph gallery in the
Kendall building.
Floyd Austin and his wife, arrived
in the city Tuesday morning from their
wedding trip and will make the city
their home for the future. They are
at present staying with O. Austin n
family.
NJ. A. Kari and wife, accompanied
by Lou Vercoe, left Tuesday morning
for Ireton, Iowa, by auto for an extend
ed visit with friends and relatives.
They plan on being away for a couple
of weeks.
Miss Blanche McGill, a friend of
Rev. and Mrs. A. n. Porter, and prin-
cipal of the schools at Camp Cook,
Harding county, departed Monday
night for Mount Ayr, Iowa, to visit
before returning to her school work
this fall.
Mrs. Albert MatsOn and two young
est boys. accompanied her mother,
Mrs. B. Sinjum, to Salem last Satuf-
day. to visit Mrs. Geo. Mcneil who is
a daughter of Mrs. Sinjum. Mrs. Mat
son and the boys returned to Brook
ings Tuesday morning.
Miss Ellen Loveland, OF Baraboo,
Wis. arrived Saturday evening and
will spend the summer visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Loveland.
She was accompanied by Miss Bernice
Glazier. of the same city, who will be
a guest of the Lovelands for a couple
of weeks.
Mrs. S. r. Price arrived Monday
evening from New York City. where
she has been visiting since last fall,
and will remain at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. W. II. Leighty, during
the summer. She was accompanied
by another daughter, Mrs. c. l..
Wright. who will make a short visit
in the city.
The Watertown Public Opinion says
that Lester Hubbard. of this city, and
Miss Lucille Lord, of Aberdeen, were
married by Judge Nicholson, of Water
town, on June 2Sth in that city. Lester
is a brakeman on the c. & n. w. rail
wav and the couple will live in Huron.
This news is awful sudden and We
can only wish them good luck for the
rest of life.
Geo. W. Cobel and wife returned
home from Hastings, Neb., by auto on
Monday afternoon. They had a good
trim. the roads being fine. While away
Mr.. Cobel went by auto from HASTINGS
to Houston, Texas. returning to the
first named place by train. He says
that the crops all over the parts OF
Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas where
he travelled are far from good ana
tina many DldCtS Will hh'' o"' ~
a crop. Corn is very small and small
grain is needing rain badly.
The Register desires to call the al
tention of our lady readers to the
household articles that are appearing
in the paper weekly. Last week the
one on canning was in direct line WIN
the instruction that Prof. Mar was
giving at the summer school at the
college. The one this week deals WITH
the methods of drying vegetables a
process once very popular and No"
forgotten on account Of the cannlnS
facilities that have developed. Other
articles will follow from week TO week,
all Of them being the results Of inV'S-
LEGATIONS and experiments
under the direction Of the Department
of Agriculture. We believe that they
will be valuable to the B~rooklhsS
oo,ptr housewife