The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-03-25
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ance for seventy-five years.
Pray the day before you die; but
since you do not know on what day
you will die, pray every day.-Hebrew
Proverb.
The p. f. o. society held its month
ly meeting with Mrs. ]. F. Erwin Tues
day afternoon. six o'clock dinner
was served.
At the Fad Monday and Tuesday,
March % and 20, Geraldine Farrar in
"The World and Its Woman" This is
a Goldwyn Special 15c and 25c.
The chicken ranch display in the
front window of the Haywood Hard
ware Co. is attracting a good deal OF
attention, especially among the young
people
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Clark of Colum-
bus, Neb., are guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Cobel. Mr.. Clark
is a business associate of Mr.. Cobel
at Columbus.
Winnie Starman shipped several car
loads Of stock, machinery and house
hold goods to Pine City, Mimi, last
home near that place.
A. M. Void returned home from
Minneapolis Tuesday morning and re-
ports everything as looking bright for
the local investors in the oil company
in which he is interested.
Buy Mutual Benefit the day before
you die; but since you do not know
on what day you will die, buy your
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance today,
from Horace M. Aver, District Agent.
1t will be of interest to many old
timers, now here, to know that Ed.
Andrews, formerly of the Andrews Op-
era company that made Brookings
years ago, will appear in Robin
Hood" at the Opera house on April 8.
The Dyckman, Minneapolis, is in the
heart of the city and convenient to
everything. The rates are reasonable
rates, and the plate luncheons and din
ners in the Elizabethan Room in the
State college will send team TO
the Drake relays at Des Moines this
spring Coach West looks forward to
a most successful track and field sea-
son for State. The return of many
former service men accounts in part
for the bright prospects. Training has
already started.
Miss Gudrun Carlson and Edith
Pierson of the Economics department,
State college, have gone to their homes
in Minneapolis for weeks vacation.
Miss Carlton Sherwood, of State col
lege teaching staff, completed her work
this week and will go to her home
at Clark tomorrow.
The sale of James Maher e Sons
on Saturday netted $5,S60.00. Sixty
three head of hogs were sold at an
average of $4,000 The highest priced
hog went to Harry Tate, Ballaton
Mimi, fCr $500. 1t will be remem
bered that their best stuff was dis
posed of at their former sale some
weeks ago.
1t is with exceeding great pleasure
that the Register is able to announce
that Prof. Manley Champlin, who has
been associate professor of agronomy
and assistant general superintendent
of the State experimental farms for
the past eight years has been pro
noted to the position of agronomst
in the extension division at State col
lege and will devote all his time after
April 1st to extension work. 1t is a
deserved promotion.
An Essex car belonging to l.. d.
Cochran, OF the Brookings Auto EX
change, was stolen from the college
last Friday night while the
speech by General Wood was in prog
ress. The matter was reported to the
insurance company represented by
Kabrud Bros. who at once got busy
in trying to locate the thief, but it
was several days before Sheriff John
Nolan succeeded in getting any infor-
nation. But at last the car was To-
Gated six miles southeast of Aurora
in the garage of Glenn l.. Collins.
Lloyd Miller is now in Jail as the party
who got away with the car and Collins
is being held in the sum of $500 bonds
as accessory to the crime. We under
stand that an effort is being made to
have Miller plead guilty and take his
sentence instead of waiting for trial
in the June term of court. We are
told that the recovered car was in
good condition and the speedometer
showed that it had travelled at least
fifty miles from the time that it left
the college campus. Sheriff Nolan in
forms us that it was the plan OF young
Miller to take the car to Sioux Falls