The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-05-17

Will sell at a bargain a Three Speed
Saxon Roadster, in perfect condition.
Electric lights and Starter. n. E.
Riley.
Mrs. j. Rhutasel and young son, de-
parted Saturday morning for Round
Grove and De Kalb, Illinois, to visit
with relatives.
If you want to show your apprecia-
ton of substantial improvements that
show up on Main street, p%atronize
Poole, the barber.
Mrs. James Nolan went to Balatin
Friday, to attend the funeral of John
Thompson. Mr.. Thompson was the
father of Mrs. Nolan's daughterin-law,
Mrs. j. w. Nolan.
c ID. Killam, millionaire citizen Of
Sioux City, Iowa, was Il visitor in the
city the last part of last week, renew
ing his acquaintance with O. A. Sutton
and l.. A. Taylor.
IL NdotlCN oOu INCPuDllIdI hQS thN
following nice remarks to offer about
a Brookings girl, who certainly de-
serves them: Miss Janet E. Sloan, u
competent and efficient teacher in the
English department of the C~astlewood
high school, went down to Bookings
Saturday morning and remained until
Monday visiting at her home in that
city. We take pleasure in informing
our readers and the patrons Of the
trained in her present position for an
other year. This will be pleasing news
to all concerned.
Mrs. A. A. Poole is in receipt of a
letter from her son Lloyd, who has
enlisted in the navy, stating that he is
doing guard duty at a pier in Boston
harbor, that he is nicely located and
has %congenial associates. Their duty
post is supplied with a comfortable
resting place provided with reading
matter. He is on duty every other day
and has had a chance on his off days
to visit all of the historic sights in the
city, including Bunker Hill, the state
house, etc, and has seen the first rifle
fired in the Revolutionary War. He is
contented and likes the work, which all
speaks we'll for the way Uncle Sam
looks after his boys.
Captain Matson and DR.. Stoll have
not been as busy this week as they
were last in the examination of men
for admission to the training camp at
Fort Smelling. Fourteen men have
been ordered to report, from the col
iege students who were examined, and
are C. H. Karlstad, J. P. Lawler, L. L..
Bennett, Glen Hoon, A. E. Anderson,
w. H. Emerson, E. H. Erp, 0. X. VOL
Der. Leo j. Stevens, Verne Collinge.
Clarence r. Smith, H. d. lie Mar, and
II. II. Pickett. OF the ones in the city
examined, the following have been or
dered to Smelling and have already
reported: J. r. Fridley, Hans Hanson
and A. S. Mitchell, j. Bland Catlett,
who returned from his studies at Ann
Arbor, Mich, last week, was also or
dered to report. The following is a
partial list of other men who have
been examined, but not yet ordered to
report to the camp: Van D.. Fishback,
Ivan L. Cobel, G. H. Hyde, Jens Riis, C..
c. Marshman, G. c. Bergstreser, B. E.
Bake, |. ]. Caughlin, Guy w. Austin,
Orland P. Cook, H. A. Mathiesen,
Jacob Bulger, C. E. Gaylord, Clark
Jackson, H. NJ. Aver E. z. Onstine, H.
Kopperud, Paul Gilbert, J. L. Steven.
son, Dell Crawford, Orvis Peterson,
Earl Miner, Lloyd Hyde, Harry A.
Smith, E. c. Anderson, George Brown.
Ira S. Johnson, H. H. Jennings, Leon
ard Ladd.' These men will undoubtedly
get an opportunity to enter the next
series of training camps.