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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16
Soups That Satisfy
By Mrs. Christine Frederick,
The Distinguished Authority on Household Efficiency

Where gas is used the little "piiot
fiame," which uses only fraction
OF cent OF gas per hour, is just
right. The fireless cooker may also
be used to produce the greatest
strength, or the soup may be put In
the oven as is done in France.
After the stock" is made It
should be allowed to cool and the
excess fat removed from the top.
1t is then ready to have added to it
any kinds of vegetables or other
seasoning.
Someone once admired soup
made by an old Scotchwoman and
asked her how 1t was made. "Oh,"
she replied, there's carrots in tu'
and barley in tult and mutton a
tult." but what IL tultf" she was
asked. ooh, there's carrots In
tult," and the old lady repeated
the whole string of ingredients. So
the more seasonings and vege-
tables we put in "tult" the better
our soup will taste!
Green pepper or pimiento adds
an unusual flavor. Sage or mar
joram gives delicate change. And
we must not overlook the goodness
of whole barley, brown rice and
macaroni in preparing our broths.
Who has eaten the satisfying
italian soup with its vegetables
and large elbow macaroni? Who
makes at homo Scotch broth Of DO
tatoes. parsley, barley and NUT
toni Who has used Russian borsch
made OF strong stock with cut beets
and beef ballsf Every country has
distinctive soups which it will pay,
the prudent housewife to copy.
The pulp Of any kind of vegetable
or fish when added to thin white
stock is called a cream soup. The
possibilities Of this kind of soup
are endless. We may use mashed
yellow peas, beans or lentils; the
pulp OF carrots, spinach, asparagus
or celery; salmon and other fish
rubbed through q seive; whole oys-
tiers, etc, The success of a cream
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16

- ONE care must be exercised in
the selection of highly colored
- flowers for use as table dec
orations in the evening to avoid
the risk of striking discordant
notes with the gowns of the guests.
For instance, lady in pink
gown would have an uneasy feeling
if she were seated face to face with
an arrangement of crimson dahlias;
nor would a mauve crysanthemum
help matters. AS rule it will be
found that deep-hued flowers cannot
be forced into harmony with the
lighter shades found in evening
gowns.
A pretty table decoration in the
Fall may be composed or croton
leaves, selected for color blending.
A skilflil florist can work wonders
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16
Crust for Meat Pies.


KTIx and sift cups flour with 4
lVl teaspoons baking powder and
1 teaspoon salt. Work in 2 table,
spoons of clarified fat. Add enough
milk or milk and water.t make
soft dough. Toss the dough on
Toured board, pat and roll to de-
sired thickness.
Bread Crumb Mullins.
COAX IA cups bread crumbs In
- X cup milk until they are soft.
Then press them through potato
ricer. Add 1 beaten egg, table,
spoon sugar and 1 cup -four mixed
and sifted with teaspoons baking
powder and / teaspoon salt. Add 2
tablespoons clarified fat. Bake in
creased muffin pans in a moderate
oven about u hour.
Molasses Animal Cookies.
DOUR " cup boiling molasses
/ into mixing bowl containing
2 tablespoons each of bacon, NUT
ton or any convenient drippings.
Then add / teaspoon soda dissolved
in 1 tablespoon lukewarm milk or
water. Add Sc cup -four sifted with
/ teaspoon ginger, Is teaspoon Gin
namon and u teaspoon salt. MIX
well, set in ice box to chill, Foil to
desired thickness, cut into animal
shapes. use raisins or blanched
almonds for eyes and mouth, and
bake In a moderate oven. A little
more flour may be needed. Roll
Just a little dough at a time so that
it will keep cool and hard until
ready to be used.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16
English Roly- Poly Pudding.

English Roly- Poly Pudding.
DREPARE an English suet crust.
/ Roll out y inch thick, spread
with jam or preserved fruit, roll up
and steam for ~ hours. Serve
with any desired sauce.
Cracking Bread.
Deaf 1 egg until light and add
D / cup milk. Mix and sift IA
cups cornmeal with teaspoons
baking powder and / teaspoon salt.
Add to egg and ilk mixture. Beat
thoroughly, add \. cup beef or pork
cracklings, turn into q creased bstk-
ing pan and bake in quick oven.
Corn Mullins.
Deaf / egg until light, add cup
- milk and / 1-3 cups corniheal,
sifted, with teaspoon salt and IN
teaspoons baking powder. Beat
thoroughly, add tablespoons
melted clarified beef fat. Bake in
creased muffin pans in q rather
quick oven.
Spice Cakes.
MIX 4 tablespoons pork drip
Av4 pings with tablespoons NUT
ton fat. Cream thoroughly, add /
cup sugar, well-beaten eggs and
u cup milk. Beat we'll and add TX
cups flour sifted with az teaspoons
baking powder, I tablespoon CHINA
mon and u teaspoon each cloves
ana nutmeg. A handful of chopped
raisins improves these cakes. Bake
in buttered muffin pans in a moder-
ate oven.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16

ing as cut of steak or couple Of
chops. For children a cream soup
is an unsurpassed luncheon dish,
especially on a chilly Winter day.
Peanut butter is another ingredi-
ent which may be added to a cream
soup. Cream of lima bean soup is
delicious and most inexpensive. A
good, well-made potato soup-ah,
how comforting 1t Especially If
favored with celery and a couple
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16

of eggs whipped in at the last mo-
ment!
Why does the housekeeper think
that in order to have meal she
must prepare from four to six diff
ferent kinds of foods? She could
save time, labor and, most Of all,
money, by practising the art of soup
making. Both economy and health
are served best by eating literally
of satisfying soups in Winter.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16

Any mixture Of clarified fat should
be used for frying potatoes, dough
nuts, croquettes. Dreaded chops and
fish cakes.
Bacon fat is especially good with
vegetables and with savory rice
dishes. Ham fat is splendid with
dried beans or peas. Chicken fat
gives a delicious flavor to mullins,
gingerbread, corn bread and sauces,
and is very satisfying in large
cakes.
Mutton fat, II carefully tried out
and clarified and combined with
softer fat. is excellent for biscuits,
mullins, hot cakes and highly spiced
or seasoned molasses, lemon or
chocolate cakes. 1t is we'll to re-
member that cakes made with NUT
ton fat do not keep as we'll as cakes
made with other fats, neither do
they taste as we'll after they get
cold. Mutton fat is splendid in
gingersnaps or rich spice cookies.
Here are some recipes in which
leftover meat fats may be used to
advantage:
Chocolate Layer Cake.
CREAM n cup chicken or turkey
~ fat, add cup sugar gradually
and blend well. Add Q well-beaten
eggs and cup milk. Mix and sift
1h'cups -four with u teaspoon salt
and 2 teaspoons baking powder.
Add to liquid ingredients. Add 4
squares chocolate, melted over hot
water. Bake in two creased and
Toured layer cake pans. Put to-
gether and cover with boiled icing
or with fudge filling.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16

soup depends on two things-frst,
the smoothness of the pulp; Sec
ond, the smoothness IF the sauce
before sauce and pulp are blended.
Since the basis of these soups is
milk, to which are added -four and
quantity Of butter, they contain
most nourishing food elements. 1t
may be difficult to believe, but 1t is
nevertheless true, that large por-
tion of a cream soup is as nourish-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16

be used for coffee. The eggs used
should be carefully washed before
breaking. The milk for coffee
should be heated before adding and
the cups should also be heated.
To make boiled coffee mix one
CUP of freshly ground coffee with
one-half cup cold water and one
crushed egg shell. The white Of the
eRr may be used II desired. Add
Ave cups Of freshly boiled water.
Bring quickly to boiling point and
ct boil three minutes. Remove
80. s.-.,.. In. o,.at n,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16
This Way for Delicious Coffee!

from flre, pour out one cup OF
coffee and return to pot. Repeat
two or three times to settle, add
one-half cup cold water and place
on back OF stove for Ave to twenty
minutes.
To make filtered coffee, first scald
filter coffee pot. Put one cup pull.
verised coffee In the upper part and
pour hve cups OF freshly boiled
water over It very slowly. While
making the coffee should be Kept
hot. but not allowed to boil
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16

ITO make the most delicious
coffee the ground coffee
should be heated before put
ting into the pot and the latter
should be carefully scalded.
II a coffee bag is used 1t should
be washed with cold water and
dried in the open air every time It
Is used. It should also be scalded
before using.
Only freshly boiled water should
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16
3 Fine Punches.

= 1ERE are three recipes tina
r. are highly recommended b,
: = hostesses who ere famous
for tleir delicious punchs: Il
; Society Pune.
wTKE a syrup by boilig one cup
Wl VI water and tw, cups of
sugar ten minutes. Ado one cup
tea inhsion, two cups s'awberry
syrup, ne juice of Ave Icons and
Ave orages. Let stand thty min
utes. stain and add suffient ice
water Il make one and a If gal
Ions of LIQUID. Add one curnaras-
chino berries and one qrt of
apolinaIis. Serve in puncbowl
with al large piece OF ice. This
quantity will serve fifty perso-
Mint Julep.
wrAHS a syrup by boilingne
M dart Of water and two .ps
of sugat twenty minutes. Ado
tx cum of boiling water, TIVE
snries q fresh mint separated ,
= pieces. tCOVcE dho ASS
warm Hace five minutes; tn
strain and add to the syrup. "A
one cup strawberry Juice, one c.
orange juice and the juice OF eis
lemons ami cool. Pour into pun
bowl, add lclaret and chill with
large piecs Of ice. Dilute vi
water. Garnish with fresh M
leaves and whole strawberries.
Claret Punch.
nUT one-lalf cup raisins in
quart Of cold water, Or
slowly to boiling point ana
twenty minutes. After strain
add two cups sugar, two-il
piece of stick cinnamon and a
shavings Of lemon rind and
ave minutes. Add one and
third cups orange Juice and
third cup lemon juice. Cool
strain; then add one pint OF eli
and dilute with ice water.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16
Household Helps
For Blood Stains.

@OvER blood stains on mat
~ tress with a paste OF raw
starch and water and keep repeat
ing until they disappear.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16
Former Principal of the Scudder
School of Household Arts.
Gingerbread.

80
DOUR 1 cup boiling water over .
/ tablespoons of clarified fat.
Add cup molasses and mix we'll
Sift "a cups -four with l teaspoon
soda, y teaspoon cinnamon and y
teaspoon ginger. Add the liquid
slowly to the dry ingredients. Mix
we'll and bake in well-greased pans
In a moderate oven.
English Suet Crust for Pot Pies
KHIX and sift 2 cups -four, tea
1vA spoon salt and 1 teaspoon
baking powder. Work in cup of
finely chopped sweet suet. Add
sufficient ice water to make a
dough, toss out on Toured board
and roll about az inch thick. Place
on pot pie and steam 1 hour without
reducing heat. This is delicious
light crust.
Raisin Spice Cake.
KTIX cups brown sugar with IA
1vA cups hot water. 2 tablespoons
drippings, y pound seeded raisins,
/ teaspoon salt, teaspoons CHINA
mon, ~ teaspoon cloves and Y tea
spoon nutmeg. Bring the mixture
TO the boiling point and boil min
utes. Chill. When thoroughly cold
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16
For a Moist Oven.

ITO get rid of the moisture that
! accumulates in a gas oven
the burners should be left open
slightly for a few minutes after the
burners are first lighted.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16
Time for Roasting.

D EEF roasted in 4 gas oven 70 s
~ quires fifteen minutes for
each pound. Lamb, veal and pork
each require twenty minutes to The
pound. and pork really ought to
have little more time.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16
Cooking Vegetables.

TN cooking vegetables on gas
! range they should be brought to
the boiling point before bein0
placed in the upper oven.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16
Baking Biscuits.

biscuits, layer cakes. ropovers
- and. in fact, anything that re-
quires fifteen to twenty minutes to
bake. should be placed on the top
shelf of the gas oven.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-15
SPRE STIINTA.

Sc aduce la cunostinta generaia
ca ori ce plingeri, denuntari sau
urmariri nu sc pot publica pima
persoana care doreste publicarea
lor nu Sc identified prin un act de
la Societatea locala, apartinatoa
re Uniunii s. B. A.
Plingerile san denuntarile facu
te impotriva functionarilor unei
societati trebuiests trimise prezidi-
ului genral al Uniunei.
Asemenea, Onor. Soc. vor ina
inta prezidiului Uniunei ori ce de
nunturi sau urmariri pc Gale pa
blica impotriva unui membru al
societatii.
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N o tt T A.

Secietatea romfna de ajutor 81
cultura DIR. C. Angelescu" din
Cleveland, Ohio, i'm sedinta sa ge-
nerala extra ordinara, tinuta n
ziua de 10 August 1919, in mai
multe desbateri Gu privire la ra-
partitie, majoritatea membrilor
au decis ca toti membrii sa-si a.
chite repartitia unconditional nj
na in ziua de 10 Septembrie 1919.
>Deci rugam pc toti fratii mem
bril- care nu si-au platit reparti-
tia deplin pima la ziua sus numi-
ia, sa-si faca datorinta solvin-
du-si repartitia la d-nul secretar
financiar Nicolae Clan, care To-
cueste la No. 1921 Platt Avenue
Avind in vedere ca pima la f.
nea lunei Septembrie 1919, socie-
tatea indatorata a-si achita re-
partitia fata de Uniunea S. r. a.
nici un membru nu va fl scuza1
Gu nci un motiv, ci toti acei mem.
bril- care vor neglija aceasta 10
tita. nu vor mai fl trimisi in col
spect la Uniune pc luna Septem
brie 1919, luindu-li-se tot dreptu
de a mai figura ca membrii a
sus numitei societati
Sperind ca fratii membrli vo
Fl la inaltimea datorintei dior
va salutam frateste.
in numele societatii DIR. G
Angelescu'' din Cleveland, O.:
Prezidiul.
| (0O-Q1)
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G A U T

pc nepotul meu loan Tyirityan
din comma Nadlac, comitatul
Cenad, Ungaria, am auzit ca ar
fl prin Canada ca farmer. A We
nit de acasa din tara cam prin
19O6-7. Eu sunt sora Gu fatal
lui, a-si vrea sd stu de ell. Voiu
fl recunoscatoare la care imi va
scrie ceva despre ell, sau char
ell daca va afla de mine, sa-mi
scrie. Eu am fost maritata dupa
Pera lui Negrau. Am doua fete
Sosa 81 Teodorica in tara.
Adresa mea este:
Catita Tyirityan, 392 Kirby, E.
Detroit, Mich.
(9OL92)
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A v I z 4.

Prezidiul societatii romine de a
jutor 81 cultura ,,Leul" din Sa-
lem, Ohio, avizeaza comitetul So
cietatii, precum 81 pc toti mem
bril- lua la cunostinta ca din
cauza probelor teatrale ce sunt
a sc tinea in hala, sedintele din
II 81 81 August 1919, sc vor IT,
nea la orele 9 a. m. Deci comitc-
tul 81 toti membrii societatii lie
ul'' sunt rugati a lua in conslde-
rare acest Aviz.
in numele societatii ,,Leul" din
Salem, Ohio:
:. Nicolae Nedelca, presedinte
(89-9O)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-15
LIBERTY BONDUHI 81 MARCI
DE RAZROI.

Vindeti-le Ia moi p1nd sunt pre-
turtle bune. Simon este cea maj
cinstit& casa de schimb. PlatlD
bani gaia orr ce suma de Liberty
Bonduri 81 Marci de Razboi. We
aitl In Room ZIG Lennox Bldg
.tajul sl doilea, East 9th 81 Eu
lid Avenue, de-asnpra la Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis zil
nic, afard de Dumineca pin Ia
orele 6 p. m. Va tratam cinstit $
vi dam preturi bune. (1x6
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G o N v o G A r E
Prezidiul.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,Vulturul'' din Home
stead, Pa, convoaca pc toti mem
bril- sal, att pc cei din Home
stead, cit 81 pc cei de la filiala
din McKeesport 81 din Grendfi-
ED, a lua parte la sedinta gene
rala lunara, care Sc va tinea Du-
mineca, II August 1919, la orale
l p. m, in hala proprie societa-
til ,.Vulturul'' din Homestead,
Pa, No. 315-7-th Avenue.
Toti fratii membrii sunt rugatl
staruitor de a lua parte la acea-
sta sedinta, de oare ce sunt mai
multe chestii importante de re
zolvat pentru bunul mers al So
cietatii. Tot odata societatea noa-
stra aduce la cunostinta 81 roagil
staruitor pc toti fratii membril
care sunt III restanta Gu cotele
lunare 81 Gu repartitia de la IN
fluenta spaniola, ca sa-si achlte
toate restantele 81 sa-si faca dato
rinta conform juramintului dir
statut, pc care la depus fiecart
membru cind s'a inserts in aceas-
ia societate pima in II August
Altfel nu vor mai putea lua par
tie la nici sedinta 81 nici in alt'
zile nu lie va fl iertat a intra IL
hala societatii.
in speranta ca toti acei frat
care sunt in restanta, Isl vor face
datorinta ca 81 in trecut, 81 ut
vor trece GU vederea regulamen
tele Statutului.
Absentele nemotivate Sc voi
pedepsi conform statutelor.
in numele Societatli ,,Vultu
rule din Homestead, Pa:
! Achim Gligor, presedinte
| Zacharie Chisiu, secretar prin,
| (90-91)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-15

nea serbarii Jubiltului de zece ami
al societatii ,,Delteapta-te Roni.
me- din Detroit Mich.
Ne intilnim Il ~ Victor Ave.,
la orele 8 diminsata.
in numele societatii ,,Hora Uni.
rii" din Highland Park, Mich:
Geo. Bosontea, presedinte
Vasile Iosofu, secretar
(S9-9O)
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BuLETINUl
S0CIETATIL0R

Societatea ,,Mihai Viteazul" din
Follansbee, w. Va. - Convoaca
pc toti membrii sal din loo 81 din
jur a 'lua parte la sedinta genera
la lunara, care Sc va tinea in ziua
de Dumineca, II August 1919, la
orele $50 a. M, in hala Exner
din Penn Street. Deci fiecare fra
te membru este rugat lua parte
la aceasta sedinta, fiindca avem
mai multe puncte de desbatut.
PrezidiuI
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A v I z

Aducem la cunostinta onoratu-
lui public ca am deschis cunoscu-
tul salon al d-lui Freund din 5001
Herman Avenue, corn Gu al 40-lea
Street. La moi Sc capata tot felul
de bauturi recoritoare 81 mincare
calda de la II a. m, pima la l p.
m. va servim prompt 81 curat.
Cercati 81 va ve-ti CONVINCE.
Cine va intra odata La moi, va
esi multumit.
NICK BANCIU.
M uitati: 5001 Herman Avenue,
corn Gu al 49-lea Str, Cleveland,
Ohio.
(89-91)
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Societatea Tara Oltului" din
New Philadelphia, Ohio. = Con

voaca pc toti membrii sal lua
parte la adunarea generala or
dinara lunara, care Sc va tinea
Dumineca, II August 1919, la o.
rele 9 a. m., in localul societatii
din 242 West st. Clair Street
Toti fratii membrii sunt rugati q
lua parte la aceasta adunare, de
oare ce avem chestii foarte i'm
portante de rezolvat pentru bu
null mers al societatii. Absentc
lie nemOtlvate Sc vOr pedepsi con
form statutelOr.
Prezidiul.
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G A U T

G A U T
pc nepotul meu Iosif Marcu din
comma Cutu, judetul Alba Iu-
liza. Eu sunt gaia de pleca in Pa
tria veche 81 rog pc toti fratil
Romini care site despre dinsul
ceva sa-mi scrie adresa dfnsului,
caci lie voiu fl recunoscator.
Ilie DINA, 1927 Clark Avenue S.
w., Canton, Ohio.
(88-90)
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DE VfNZARE.

Un pool Room combinat Gu Stor
de tigari. Asemenea Wind un au-
tomobil Winton 6, in bune con-
ditii.
Adresati-va la:
1920 w 58-th Str, Cleveland, O
(87-92)
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g x U r 4 M

0 persoana respectable care vor-
beste Romineste, Ungureste,
Nemtestc 81 Englezeste pentru a
lucra la Departmental pentru
straini al Bancei noastre. Scrleti
81 trimiteti referintele, 81 cam &C
salar doriti:
PEOPLES BANK,
7-th 8 0irard Avt Philadelphia,
P4
(9O-92)
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A v I z !.

Toti membrii societatii romine
de ajutor 81 cultura ,,Hora Uni
rii' din Highland Park, Mich, cit
81 membrii Filialei din River Rou-
ge, STUNT obligati q lua parte Ia fe-
stivitatea care SO va tinea Dumi-
|necA, II August 1918, cu ocasiu-
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-06-05
BOYS RAISE CALVES

One of the first cowcalf clubs IN
America has been organized at White
River, Mellette county, under the lead
ership Of c. H. Blakely, county agent.
Eleven boys and girl are members
of the Hereford cow-calf club. Each
member purchased last season a good
purebred Hereford COW with calf at
foot The COW calved again this spring
giving the junior stockman three head
of excellent HerefordS. The club
members gave their notes to the bank
ers of White River who are financing
the project The club members carry
insurance on their animals to protect
their notes. This fall a Cataloged
Hereford sale will be held at White
River when the oldest calf in each
herd will be sold. Each of the twelve
members of the club has high quail
ity Richard Fairfax bull or heifer to
put into the sales ring. The Boys
and Girls Club department of the
State College extension division is di-
recting the work. Mr. Blakely, the
county agent who has made this pos
sible, will be remembered by many
who knew him when he lived N
Brookings and attended State College.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-06-05
MAY WEATHER

The weather for May as summar-
lied by the Weather Bureau at Huron
states that the temperature for the
month was almost normal, being just
a little warmer than the average of
the month for thirty-seven years. The
warmest was on the 2Sth, 29th and
3Oth, when the thermometer went up
to "a, the lowest was on the 7th when
it registered 35. The rain fall for the
month was less than normal by four
tenths of an inch and the accumulated
precipitation since January 1st is over
five-tenths of an inch less than the
average for thirty-seven years since
the office was organized. We only
had ga per cent of possible sunshine,
seven days absolutely clear and one
absolutely cloudy. One hail storm and
three thunderstorms are recorded and
there were no frosts of any kind dur
ing the month. Not bad month af-
ter all.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-06-05

New England Queen sewing ma
chimes $4,000 No better at any price.
Haywood Hdw. Co.
One and two inch tape for sealing
packages can be bought at the Regis
ter Office at the regular price.
Geo. B. Wells came down from his
home at Seneca Tuesday evening and
spent couple OF days looking after
his property interests in the city. He
returns home today
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fawcett. the gen.
tleman nephew of E. B. Wiley, hav-
ing been making visit of several
days at the latter's home. They left
yesterday in their auto for Ida Grove,
Iowa, the home of Mrs. Fawcett's par
ents
Mrs. William Hebb of Minneapolis
accompanied by her little granddaugh.
ter, arrived in the city this week and
will make visit of some little time
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. r. G.
Poole. and with her cousin, c. Z
Poole and wife.
Mrs. w. NJ. Cheever and Mrs. Clar
ence Tolagson. accompanied by Her
bert Cheeyer as chauffeur, autoeA &c
Sioux Falls last Friday to hear Cali
Curci, The rain compelled them to
delay their return and after spending
Sunday at Colman, they returned home
Monday.
Clarence Phillipson and Shorty
Moore, who left Brookings in 1917
to serve their country in the world
war. are back home from overseas
having arrived this week. They are
both well and hearty and have seer
lot of service during the stay abroad
They are glad, however, that now that
the work has been done by the sol
diers Of these United States, that they
can return to the life Of the civilian
All their many friends are glad to see
them home. well and happy.