The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-28

NoAhAN "NbN w "a Z
day morning to visit his uncle. Frank
House, a former Brookings resident
Remember that the Hub Dept. Store
are distributors for Zienes Fruit Nee.
tor. The best there is-all flavors.
The Clarin Studio has something
special for Saturday and Monday
Read the big advertisement in this
paper.
Robert Carlisle. of Lake Benton,
Minnesota, was in the city from Mon
day night to Wednesday morning. Wis
itng his mother and brothers.
Joseph c. Bridget, late of Geddes,
Is the new barber holding down a
chair in the Poole shop. He takes the
place made vacan by the sudden de
rartIrc OF Jim Duffy.
Fred +. Eldredge. of Stanley county,
living about fifteen miles from Fort
Pierre, is down this week visiting his
brother. l.. s. Eldredge. and incident
~ he brought down with him an auto
load OF boys To attend the boys camp
al the state College.
Architect Il. A. Marks, of the Void
Construction Co, is erecting a beau
tIlul little bungalow at the corner of
Williams and nth avenue. 1t is five
rooms. with bath and sun parlor and
VIII be one of the most conveniently
arranged houses, for a small one, that
is in the city.
Miss Margaret Campbell, formerly
Of the State College faculty of music
and now Of Pierre. arrived in the city
Monday with her sister Betty, and is
visiting at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
/. G.. Borst. Miss Campbell has been
north of Minneapolis, in Minnesota,
visiting her mother and is on her way
back to her business duties at Pierre.
The total mileage of the Black and
Yellow trail through South Dakota is
approximately SEQ miles, divided as
follows among the counties through
which the trail runs: Bookings, 40;
Kingsbury, 40; Beadle, AS; Hand, "a;
HYDE. IS; Hughes, 46; Stanley, AZ;
Haakon. 81; Jackson, 10, PenninS-
ton. S.: Meade, 81; and Lawrence. So.
4 resolution recommending that the
manufacture Of alcoholic liquors for
beverage purposes should be absolute
" prohibited at least during the war
Was passed by the teachers of the
JOINT institute at state college, repre-
scnting Miner. Moody, KinGsbury, Cod
iueton, Hamlin and Brookings coun-
tics. The institute also passed roso-
I|lutions protesting to the National Geo.
graphic magazine against the carrying
OF tobacco and cigarette advertising
in its columns.
Mrs. Paul Roberts, accompanied
b. the three children, left this morn
ing for Worcester, Massachusetts
where she will be met by her father
and taken to the Leggett family sum
mer home at Leggetts Hill. They eX
pect to be gone until September, ano
the Rev. Paul Roberts will keep bach
elors hall in the Episcopal rectory w,
suppose that no dinner invitations
from friends will be refused at any
time during the summer, and we war;
any one not to extend such a bid un
less they want it accepted.
Prof. G.. A Starring, who has beer
doing some exceptional work as editor
of the college publications for the past
wear. has been requested to make an
exhibit of his work at til" annual meet
ing Of the American Association OF
state College editors. This meetine
is now in session at Council Univer
sity. at Ithaca, n. Y, and is one OF
the important conventions Of the year
The professor sent the requested ex
hibit on Tuesday of this week and il
includes examples showing all the
published work put out by his Office
accompanied by full explanations o
how the work is done. II is very
evident by the request hat Mr.. Star
rings work has been attracting at
tention in the east, and we have III
doubt but what it deserves all thu
recognition that it gets.