The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-12-15

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Mrs. D. N. Ling left Wednesday
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over the holidays at the home of her
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Mrs. l.. A. Lehner of Redfeld, left
Saturday for her home after spending
a week visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Jesse Swift, and at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Farrankop.
Attorney w. M. Cheever spent Tues
day in Elkton on business. Mr.. Cheever
was confined to his home with illness
last week but is up and around again
this week with his usual vigOr.
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Dick Halliday in his Iroquois Chief
naively says: ut is stated that Sioux
Falls has a new weekly newspaper
and that the editors name appeared
1T times in the first issue. Can you
name the modest and timid violet who
Just hates to attract attention to him
self"
The affairs Of the Brookings County
Fair Association was the chief topic
at the regular meeting of the Com
mercial Club held Friday evening at
the club rooms. In the settlement of
it's affairs, which are in a sad plight,
it becomes a mooted question of
whether the city or county had best
take it over for the benefit Of the
community.
]. E. Dricken of White, was in the
city the last of the week. Mr.. Dricken
is a candidate for county treasurer and
his announcement appears on the po-
litical page of the Register. Having
had thirteen years experience in the
banking business amply qualities him
for the position. He has lived thirty
six years in White where his standing
is above reproach and, VIZ understand,
he has the backing Of the entire com
munity.
Worthy students at State college who
are in need Of money in order to con-
tinue in school will be able to nego-
tiate loans from the student loan fund,
just recently established by the board
of control of the Students association.
Individual loans will not exceed 5000.
The local banks are providing the
money. Administration of the loan
fund is in the hands of a committee
of faculty members and students ap'
pointed by the board Of control.
One of the best school entertain
ments ever given in Brookings was
the Junior high school operetta given
at the college auditorium last Friday
evening. 1.-THE Isle Of Chance" was
the musical piece which the youthful
operate stars presented to such good
effect upon the large audience which
filed the house. All who took part
showed the results Of hard work and
excellent training to say nothing OF
an exceptional amount Of talent. Miss
Vera Koenig, music instructor OF the
high school, is to be complimented On
her work in directing the operetta.