The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-06-06
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Miss Hazel Parsley of Flandreau,
arrived Tuesday evening for a visit
with her friend, Miss Laura Pultz.
Miss Ella Pultz, who has been teach
ing in the schools of Holstein, Iowa.
returned last week for the summer va
cation.
Mrs. w. V. Duggan went TO Pipe
stone, Mimi, yesterday morning to
spend a short time visiting her father
and mother, who live there.
Miss Mabel Pultz, a teacher in the
public schools of Gutenberg, Iowa.
during the past year returned home
last week to spend the summer.
Olaf Eden and President Perisho
returned home yesterday morning from
Pierre, where they have been attend
ing a meeting of the State Council Of
Defense.
Miss Grace Duggan arrived home
last week to spend the summer months
after teaching in the public school at
Wetonka, Brown county, during the
past year.
Mrs. j. B. Messerschmidt left yesteI
day morning for Waukesha, and other
places in Wisconsin, where she will
visit with relatives and friends for
some little time.
All persons interested in forming a
Cooperative Stock Shipping Associa-
ton are urged to meet at the assembly
room in the Brookings City Hall, Sat.
urday, June Sth, at 2 p. m.
Mrs. w. H. Murphy left yesterday
morning for Minneapolis to make a
visit at the home of her son, Michael.
She will also visit in Minnesota and
Wisconsin before her return home and
will be away for some time.
C. w. Mcknight went to Judson,
Mimi, yesterday morning, to attend
the funeral of his wife's sister, Mrs.
VIM. Hobbs. Mrs. Mcknight was u n
able to accompany him on account of
a fall received a day or so ago.
Mrs. A. C. Johnson of Lake Preston,
Mrs. BENZ. Nelson, Mrs. Nels Nelson,
Mrs. H. NJ. Bolton and Miss Alice
Coulson of Hetland, arrived in the city
yesterday morning and are guests at
the home of A. M. Pultz and family.
J. w. Browning arrived in the city
yesterday morning from Hot Springs,
where he was superintendent OF
schools the past year, and will make
a short stay here and visit his daugh'
ter, Mrs. Winifred Ray, in Aurora.
Miss Elizabeth West arrived Tues
day evening from her home in Mime
apolis and will spend a week here Wis
iting friends. She is at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Sexauer, and viii
go to Redfield to visit before return,
ing home.
Harold Miller came home Tuesday
evening from New Orleans, where he
has been attending the medical de
partment of Tulane University for the
past year. He will remain in Brook
ings for the summer unless called to
the service.
Segt. Theo. Stensland, reported in
the Casualty list of Tuesday as having
died in a hospital in England, lived
at Beresford and was a junior class
member of State College. The account
does not give any report as to the
cause of contracting any disease.
To help remove the great shortage
of help in government offices, a free
stenographic course will be held at
State College for twelve weeks begin
ming June 10. Typewriting and bust
ness English will be given special at,
tention. The course will be under the
direction of Prof. Charles f. Schlat
ter of State College, one of the expert
business teachers of the Northwest
Rev. Michael Tracey, who recently
completed his studies for the priest.
hood in the st. Paul Seminary, spent
the past week in Brookings as the
guest of his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs
C. Auth. Father Tracey was ordained
to the Diocese of Peoria, H., and left
Monday evening to take up his duties
there. He otficiated at the 1920 mass
at st. Thomas church last Sunday
morning.
A free tractor school as a wal labor
emergency will be held at State Col
lege, June 10 to July 13. Practica1
tractor operation with farm machinery
will be the special feature. The course
will include also a study Of gas igni
ton, fabrication and engine troubles
There will be two sections-one fol
mature men and older boys; tine othel
for women, girls and younger boy:
who desire to help the labor situation
The college is we'll supplied with many
p ho+b fobf opd boayy tractors for th1