The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-03-27

Ta''HeTS-SdIi at our factory, an
see our Jumbo Boss Heavy Harrow
and Alfalfa Drills. Sherwin Mfg. Co
Will party with initials u. B. G.
please return overcoat he took at San
ders' last Thursday night in exchang,
for his own.
You have paid rent how many
years? What if it was applying as
payment on the property, who would
own it now? Ask Riley about it.
Lyman Merry of Dell Rapids, a vice
president of the State Experiment
Association, was in the city last week
attending the annual meeting.
Gail F. Pepper of Groton, was at.
tending the annual Experiment Asso-
citation meeting last week. He is the
first vice president of the association.
Hon. Hans athieson of Watertown,
member of the legislature from Cod
ington county, was a visitor in the
city attending the meeting of the Ex-
pertinent Association last week.
Andrew w. Palm, State College
graduate and county agent for Cod
lngtOn county, was a visitor in the
city last week for two days, attend
ing the meeting of the Experiment AS
ISOLATION and visiting with former
friends.
Those who desire eye, ear, nose or
throat consultation or who wish
glasses exactly fitted, should see DR..
Frudenfeld, the Madison specialist,
who will be in Brookings at the Leon
Hotel on Thursday, April 3rd, in the
afternoon only.
A letter from M. f. Nickerson, who
moved to Portland, Oregon, last year,
states that he has purchased a small
grocery store at IT'S East 35th street
in Portland and that they are now
permanently settled. They send best
wishes to all friends.
Chas, Blackman, county director of
the State Experiment Association for
Clark county, was a visitor at the an
nual meeting held in Brookings last
week and brought with him a fine ex-
hibit Of wilt-resistant fax and Odessa
barley, to show how well these grains
can be raised in South Dakota.
Rev. Father Flynn of Estelline, au.
toed to Brookings Monday morning to
take the morning train for the Twin
where he goes to be present
at the installation of Archbishop Dow
ling, the new Roman Catholic arch
of St. Paul. He stated that
the roads were in very fair condition
with only one bad place between
Bookings and Estelline.
The annual SEED growers list of
South Dakota Experiment Associ-
alton has beer issued and may be Sc
cured by my farmer from Marley
secretary, at Bookings.
This list covers all the main crops for
state, the growers in various parts
Of the state and the amount each has
On hand for sale. 1t is a great help
to farmers who desire to buy good
seed near at home.
Prof. Manley Champlin has just re-
,eived word that his nephew, John
Champlin. has returned from
across cas- where he fought with the
.owa boys in the war, his home being
It Cresco. This makes five wars in
which the United States has beer en-
in which the Champlin family
las been represented by a member
If the family named John E. This
surely speaks for the patriotism of
he Champions.
Niels NJ. Hornum of Lake City. Mar
hall county, has been visiting at the
of his cousin, Prof. n. f. Han
en-, for several days during the past
week. Mr.. Hornum came to Brook
ngS to look owe the college herd of
1Olsteins and before his return pur-
hased several fine animals of that
for his dairy farm up north. He
a Danish farmer of experience and
making a success of his farming
n South Dakota.
Thos. Schultz. who formerly worked
or Frank Sherwin and who is a
ousin of Prof. n. E. Hansen, came
ack to New York last week after
CRYING for a year and a half with
American army in France, in
Which he volunteered soon after the
utbreak Of war. Soon after landing
New York he started back across
he ocean to make a visit with his
olks in Denmark, but will return to
is farm in Marshall county this
pring, it is expected.
This will be South Dakotas banner
ear for building operations on the
believes r. L. Patty, engineer
f the State College extension diyi
ion. The increased building will
more work and a help in solving
labor situation. Building manu-
acturers are equipped as never be
ore to give service as to plans and
helps. Local lumber dealers are
of passing on these aids IN
out in the present need for
lore good farm buildings. Farm pro
ucts now buy more equipment than
yer before.