The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-10-06
Local and Personal
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f. G. Trotzig, Associate and News Editor, Phone Ii

f. G. Montgomery was a visitor in
Aberdeen Saturday.
For auto livery call 159. Geo.
observation-disclosures.
One-inch gum tape at the Register
office, rs cents per roll. Advertise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Best of Ban
croft, were in Brookings last Satur-
day on business matters.
Mrs. l. J. Wright accompanied her
two daughters to Rochester, Mimi,
last Thursday to receive treatment at
the hospital.
r. ]. Heymer returned Saturday
night from Sioux Falls where he at
tended the convention of the Delco
Light dealers of South Dakota.
H. F. Haroldson left Monday evening
for Pierre to sit on the grand jury 20
which he was drawn. H. l. Stearns OF
this city, was drawn on the petit jury
and left for Pierre Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. r. Fridley returned Monday
morning from Rapid City where she
attended the state convention of libra
rians. Mrs. Fridley has made a very
good record as city librarian for Brook
ings during the past year. The library
has increased notably in usefulness and
popularity.
A large number of requests for two
South Dakota experiment station bulIe-
tins dealing with potato culture and
selection and preparation of seed pota-
toes have been recently received at
State college. A 10000 edition was
printed of each of these bulletins, but
both have been entirely exhausted.
The bulletins are being used in many
colleges and high schools of the coun-
try as text books.
Spec Bacon and Jimmie" Ken
nard, Brookings boys who are attend
ing the University of North Dakota
this fall, were members of the Flicker
tail squad that were at Minneapolis
last Saturday for the Minnesota game.
Bacon got a chance to play part of
the game against the Gophers. North
Dakota made a very good showing
against Minnesota, holding them to q
10 to 0 score. A real battle may be
expected on State field Hobo day when
State college plays the North Dakota
eleven.
In order to get some idea Of the
number of tourists that have Travelled
through South Dakota this year. the
official information that 10000 tour
summer months is of value in show
ing that the total for the state will
run into fabulous figures. Everyone
noticed that tourist traffic through
ever before but if actual figures were
available of the number OF tourists
who passed through or stopped in this
city, the total would be a startling
surprise. When ~Brookings county 'ha5
roads that are famous for good quail
ties rather than bad, this important
traffic will greatly increase.
American people cannot afford TO
be anything but whole-souled, whole
hearted and unalterably in favor Of
law enforcement. The question Of per-
sonal liberty as opposed to respect for
and obedience to legally enacted law,
is not entitled to consideration, it is
without any legal standing. DR.. f. j.
Moore, acting head of the Anti-Saloon
League of America will emphasize the
importance Of law enforcement nation
ally and the bearing of world prohibit
ton on the question in his addresses
next Sunday, in this city. Members
of the American Legion are cordially
invited to be present in as large num-
bers as possible at the afternoon meet
ing held at the college auditorium at
800 O'Clock Sunday. DR.. Moore also
speaks at the First Presbyterian church
at the morning service, 1890 a. m,
land at the First Methodist church At
1880 Sunday night, October 9Th.