The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-06-09
Blocker g. Blocker, Chiropractors.

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For Sale-Good Fordson tractor and
pillow. Will give time until fall. l. E
Lees.
Our spring shipment Of strictly pure
Paris Green has arrived at c. d. Ken
dalls' drug store.
Lawn r,owers sharpened by machine.
&c. Z. Sorenson, cross street from
Brookings Produce.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Reinertson and
daughter of Watertown, spent Mon
day in Brookings on business.
Mrs. Alice Rowe left last Friday
for Ames, Ia, where she expects to
spend the summer visiting her daugh.
/ ter, Mrs. Harry Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick GilbertsOn and
family left by auto last Friday for
Willmar and Minneapolis, Mimi, for
a weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
Chas. Sample left Tuesday morning
for Lennon from where he will go
TO Bison to visit his son and attend
to business matters in connection with
his land interests in hat vicinity.
Picnics and camping parties have
been features Of the week. An aver
age Of two picnics a day has been
maintained for I'VE a week. State
college classes and organizations have
been holding an unusually large mum
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Larson and
daughter, Bernice of Louisburg, Mimi.
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Oadson of Madi.
son, Mimi, arrived in Bookings by
motor last Saturday and spent the
week end visiting Mr.. Larson'S brother
j. w. Larson.
The Mobridge Tribune says, 'Mr
and Mrs. Void of Bookings, arrived
last week to make their home here
during the summer. Mr.. Void is the
contractor on the new school building
He and Mrs. Void have secured apart
ments at the Frank Morrison home
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swenehart left
Tuesday by auto for Warren, Ohio,
where they expect to visit until next
September. Mrs. F. c. Fryer and
son, Valmer, accompanied them to
Madison, Wis, and their son., John.
will join them there and accompany
them to Ohio.
The De Smet News last week said
Mrs. r. G. Sherwood and two sons
visited at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs,
c. p. Sherwood this week, coming
from Brookings, where they are visit.
ing Mrs. SherwOod's parents. Their
home is at Bozeman, Mont, where
Reginald is analyst for the state food
and drug department. Mrs. Sherwood
and the boys returned to Brookings
yesterday morning"
Many residents of the city are com
planning of the ruthless slaughter Of
many of our most beautiful and help
full song birds by young bo"5, who
apparently have no other motive ex
cept a barbaric lust to kill. The song
birds are very tame and offer an easy
target for the boys. 1t would be q
great civic improvement if these boys
could be taught to find entertainment
in other activities than numbering the
charming feathered residents of ouI
city.
A recent ruling by the state super
intendent states that attendance at the
summer school of State college viii
satisfy the certificate requirements oil
SIX weeks normal training for pros
pective teachers. According to the
present law, no person may teach in
South Dakota after September l with
out al least six weeks normal training
The department of education at State
college is now making provision fol
all people who desire TO take such
training during the coming summer
The summer term at State college be
gins Monday, June 81.
The appointment of LOrenz Lipper'
as county agent for Walworth county
effective June I, is announced by the
extension division of State college
Mr.. Lippert receives his degree o.
B. S. in agriculture from State col
lege this year. He has had severa
years Of practical farm experience ir
this state, has served as a rural teach
er, and has been instructor in the
secondary school Of agriculture a
State College. Before enrolling a
State, he completed a teachers course
at the Northern Normal and Indus
trial school. At State college, Lip
pert has taken a leading part in ath