The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-14
Local and Personal
Mass Meeting Monday Niaht.

Mass Meeting Monday Night.
Jas. H. Cronk, Ch%iropractor.
Work called for and delivered. The
Toggery, phone 81. Dry Cleaners.
| have bought the Brookings Steam
Laundry. Read the adv. F. M. Ellis.
The big Special Sale at the Hub
Department Store begins Friday, June
22nd.
For Sale - Studebaker 4, run one
year, 5000 miles. In good condition.
Price right. John c. Alexander.
Paul butcher returned last Friday
from Wisconsin where he attended
the funeral of his cousin, d. B. Holt.
Mrs. A. j. Gilbert left this week
for College Park, Md, where she will
spend the summer visiting with friends
and relatives.
At the store of Gillespie & Rogers,
Foot Comfort Week, next week, is 90
be a big occasion. The foot experts
there are anticipating a rush of bust
ness and the window display, especial
ly prepared for this event, is one Of
more than usual interest.
Frank Kennard and wife, came down
from Crookston Sunday evening for
a visit at the G. N. Kennard home,
west of the fair grounds. Mr.. Ken
nard is in charge of the agricultural
school at Crookston and is making a
fine record in his work there.
We want to call particular attention
to the notice of the Sheriff of Brook
ings County to all police officers, pub
lished in this issue. 1t would also be
the duty Of every citizen, under the
presidents proclamation, to assist all
officers in carrying out this order.
Ed. G.. Dokken and wife went to
Minneapolis Monday morning. Mr..
DOkken was compelled to send his
artificial limb to the cities for repairs,
and as it is a very necessary adjunct
to his means of travel he thought he
had better go with it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arie Van Rocket, re-
siding nea Bruce, were in the city
Monday, accompanied by Mrs. Van
Rockets mother. who resides at Vol
ga. Mrs. Van Rockets brother, Aart
Beekman has lately arrived direct
from Holland. after a very eventful
voyage across the Atlantic and will
make his home with them for the
present.
Mrs. E. Dupraz, who was operated
on at the Deaconess Hospital by Drs.
Green and Foster on June LIST, is max
ing q splendid recovery. The opera
ton for hillary calculi and appendi-
citis vas an exceedingly serious one,
1873 calculi being found. Mrs. Dupraz
has nothing but praise for the hospital
force, and thinks both doctors and
nurses the perfection of skill.
A letter from Harmon Kopperud
late editor of the C~ol!egian, informs us
that his father died Sunday morning
at the hospital in Watertown, where he
had been for a very serious operation
Harmon only reached his fathers side
a short time before he became un
conscious. The body was taken to tht
family home at Lake Preston IN Sun
day and early this week the funera
services occurred. The many friend;
of Harmon, both at the college an. il
the city, will sympatnize with him il
this sudden bereavement.
Word has been received by the Reg
lister that r. A.. butcher, of Oregon
State College, has been advanced t.
the position of assistant professor il
the chemistry department with a sal
airy attachment of S 1900. The depart
ment carries a corps of eight instruct
ors. Mr.. butcher is a graduate o
South Dakota State College, class o
OF, under the tutelage Of Prof. Jas. II
'O7, under the tutetage of Prof. Jas. II
Shepard and two years later received
his M. s. degree from the same In
stitution. OF course the Register |!
pleased because of its personal inter
est in the boy who is evidently max
ing good"