The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-06-03
Mutual Benefit is best.

4 huIudl DtueHI is pest.
Fresh flowers at the Brookings
Greenhouse.
Miss Theo Lien of Volga, shopped
in this city Wednesday.
, Mrs. Conrad Lee of Volga, shopped
in Brookings Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. c. Johnson of Oldham, was
shopping in this city Wednesday.
Lawn mowers sharpened at Soren.
sons, opposite the Brookings Produce
| Co.
p. n. Winsness was over from Lake
Hendricks township yesterday looking
after business affairs.
Marie Doro in Herbert Brenon's mas
terpiece, "12-1o," Pleasant Hour, Mon
day and Tuesday, June and 8.
c. +. Palmer and Frank Palmer
were business visitors at Volga
Wednesday evening between trains.
Mrs. Fred Cameron of Volga, re-
turned home Wednesday evening after
spending the day shopping in this city.
Ellef Sanders of Lake Hendricks
. township, is in the city and will act
as one of the jurymen at this term
of court
Piano tuning, adjusting and repair
ing, Phone Williams Piano Co, A. A.
Mcmillan, or call direct. H. w Viii
son, piano technician. Phone L 43O
Everybody invited to the coffee
demonstration at the Brookings Tea
and Coffee House Saturday afternoon
and evening, June 5th, in the building
previously occupied by Alrick & Sever
son.
Marriage licenses were issued to
Otis B. Ridout of Huron and Miss Yer
nice Irene Wilson of Aurora; and
r. V Boring and Miss Ida A Miller,
both of Verdi; at the clerk of courts
Office last week.
Miss Goodrun Carlson returned
Monday from trip in the southern
part of the state, speaking at the an
nual meeting of the Farm Women's
National Congress on child welfare
work. She was the guest of the home
economics department of the Univer-
sity of South Dakota at Vermillion for
part of day on her trip.
The farmers present at the wool
growers meeting last Saturday de-
cided to hold another meeting on June
18th, at 200 p. m, in the city hall,
Brookings Any one having wool for
sale should attend this meeting. The
farmers at the next meeting will de-
eide whether the wool will be sold at
auction in Brookings or shipped with
the State Wool Growers association
to Chicago.
The Girls band of State college, gave
their annual concert at the college
auditorium on Tuesday evening to a
large and appreciative crowd. Their
program was masterfully rendered,
showing long practice and careful di-
rection The girls and Prof. Carl
Christensen, their leader. deserve
great credit in keeping active this
organization, which is the only one
of its kind in the northwest.
The State college track team ac'
companied by Coach c. A. West left
Wednesday evening for Vermillion,
where they will compete in the state
intercollegiate track and field meet
on Friday in which all of the colleges
and universities of the state are en-
tered While the dope points toward
a victory for the state university
State college thinks that with luck in
their favor they have good chance
to win the meet.
Grover Fulmer, who was in Jail here
some time ago on a liquor stealing
charge. came down from De Smet
last Friday with a fifteen-year-old girl
and was married. They secured IL
cense at the clerk of courts office,
the girl swearing that she was IS
wears old. A few hours after they
were married authorities here re-
ceived telegram from De Smet de
manding the arrest of Fulmer, stating
that the girl was unGYr age. He was
arrested Immediately and the sheriff
came down from De Smet and took
the offender back to Kingsbury coun-
| ty. An elder sister of the girl came
from De Smet and took the girl home