The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-07-05
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Ladies white shoes csc. Gillespie
4 Rogers, Foothtters.
Trimmed hats worth $500 and 800
for S1.00 and $500 at the Cole Mer.
camille Co.
X. A. Larson, secretary of State Col
lese, made a business trip to Sioux
Falls on Tuesday.
Mrs. II. II. %Stangeland and daughter,
Edith, went to Hetland Saturday even
ing for a visit at the home of a son
and brother.
Mrs. Isabel House accompanied her
s%on-inlaw, A c. Nash, of Arlington,
on his return home Monday, for a Wis
il of a few weeks.
Misses Vienna and Ursula Palmer. OF
Minneapolis. arrived Monday evening.
and will make a months visit at the
home of their father. w. II. Palmer.
The state meeting of the Neterin-
arian Association closed at Huron last
week and Mitchell was chosen for the
meeting to be held in December.
About fifty were in attendance at tho
session.
Prof. Il. A. butcher, of Corvallis,
of the week and is a guest at me home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dut-
cher. Mr.. butcher has been offered n
good position at the University of Min
nesota and may decide to accept.
The Aberdeen council, Knights of
Columbus, have raised $1,000. 90 of the
million dollar fund that the order is
raising for the establishment of re-
creation centers at the sixteen army
concentration camps that will be in
operation this fall all over the our
try.
Leo j. Stevens, of State College,
was the first man of the officers train
ing camp at Fort Smelling to pass the
examination for the aviation section.
He wen to Sioux City TO visit his par
ents and is now on his way to the
aviation camp at Columbus, Ohio, for
further instruction.
The De Smet News has the follow
ing to say of a graduate of State
College Of this years class: Harry
Warner arrived home Monday morn
ing from Ames, Iowa, where he is EN-
ployed in soil survey work. Harry had
the misfortune to have a bone in his
wrist broken while cranking a Ford,
and will be laid up for repairs for a
couple Of weeks or more"
O. Leon Anderson, of Rapid City.
has accepted the appointment as Il
" agent of Haakon county. He spent
two weeks at Bookings in the special
course at the state college. He will
accompany the county agent of Ly-
man county on the return to Cham
berlain and expects to spend two days
with County Agent Valentine at Fort
Pierre, after which he will report for
duty at Phillip.
The South Dakota experiment sta
ton bulletin No. ia on the subject
of Forage Sorghums for South Dakota,
giving results of experiments perform
ed at the Brookings experiment farm,
as well as the other state college ex-
pertinent farms, is available for DIS
tribution. Our readers can secure il
free by giving their James to the fore
man of the experiment farm, or by
sending a postal card to the Agron-
omy Department, Bookings, S. ID.
Miss Mabel Severson. one of the
many Brookings girls who have made
good. arrived in the city Saturday
evening to spend part of her vacation
with the home folks, mother, sister
and brothers. Miss Mabel has been
teaching for several years, part of the
time in Duluth, and is now n of the
teachers in the Minneapolis public
schools. She has been retained in
her position for the coming year, a
| thing that is characteristic OF all
Brookings teachers. unless they are
promoted to a better position.
Mrs. Harry Hegeman and her two
daughters who have been the guests
of ]. A. Hegeman and his sister for
a couple of weeks, departed Tuesday
morning for Fargo, North Dakota,
where they will visit for q brief per
iod. Mrs. H%egernan expects to join
the Captain in Chicago for a few days
sometime next week. Capt. Hegcman
has been ordered to France on the
personal request Of General Pershin2
but cannot leave until he has complet-
ed his work Of organizing and equip
ping the automobile transportation
division for the army in France.
The monthly summary of the wealth
or for June. as observed at Huron, has