The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-11-30

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DR.. b. II. Sayre, local veterinarian.
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For auto livery call 159. Geo.
Observation-Disclosures.
A. G. Fricke was a business visitor
in Sioux Falls last Thursday.
Hear Ho!zer at the Baptist church
800 and 7:30 p. m. each day.
Fred j. Grace of Huron, organizer
Trades association, was in BrOokings
last week and organized a local asso-
citation.
twenty-five days to Christmas,
Thanksgiving day this year comes as
close to Christmas as possible without
stepping over into December.
The Business Girls club will have
a Bazaar III the basement of the Ii
brary, Saturday, December 2nd, begin
ming at HOO a. m Lunches will be
served during the sale. Come and
buy your Christmas gifts. We have
fancy work, hand painted novelties,
doll hats, ~hOme-cooked articles, candy,
etc.-Advertisement.
c. r. Wiseman, professor of voca-
tional education at State college, left
Friday for Detroit, Mich, to attend a
joint meeting of Mid West and Nation
al societies Of vocational education.
Miss Edith Pierson, professor OF home
o,,,lag,l,s or Gtat1 4nIIaun ic fha only
other representative from State col
lege at the conference.
The Rev. and Mrs. X. c. Keagy and
son, Robert, left Monday for Manches
ter, Iowa, to spend Thanksgiving at
the home of Mr.. Keagy's parents.
From there Mr.. Keagy Will go II Chi
cago, H., to attend a conference OF ,ne
deans and managers OF IIp" Ortiz
league Institutes. Mr.. Keagy vas re
Gently elected dean Of the Mitchell in
stitute.
DR.. +. J. Petry, botanist and plant
pathologist, and DR.. A. T. Evans, ag-
economist and crop pathologist of State
college, and NJ. r. Benedict, cost Of
production expert of the State depart
ment of agriculture, are among the
principal speakers to address the
South Dakota Potato Growers associa-
ton at their annual cOn ,entiOn and
exposition to be held At NateItCWn.
December II. i and Il.
Henry c. Wallace, L. S. secretary OF
.o,;.,1+,,n So lsr+,I ac ann of tho
speakers on the tentative program Of
tnp fifth annual convention Of the
South Dakota Farm Iurt au federation
which will be held in Huron on Jan
uary 2. 3 and 4. The other speakers
who are to be invited are c.. w. Hunt,
president of the Iowa Farm Bureau
federation; c. L2rsen, director Of dairy
marketing for the Illinois Agricultural
association. recently appointed dean Of
agriculture at State college, and some
one to discuss freight rates and trans
%portation.
w. NJ. Schultz of this city, purchas-
ed the Gibbs Coffee Shop in Huron last
week and took immediate possession
according to an article in the Daily
Huronite. His son, Theodore Schultz,
will take over the active management
Of the cafe and make his home in
Huron. The Coffee Shop is a popular
eating house in Huron and should
prove a profitable venture. The new
owners will give a new name to the
restaurant. Mr.. Schultz has been a
resident of Brookings county for AZ
years and will continue to make his
home here.
The Flandreal Herald reports a re-
clliar accident which occurred to Z.
II. Ehy, former ;rc.dent of this city.
Engineer Eby of the state highway
commission arrived in town Monday
evening, coming on the bus from
Bookings. When he and his COM
panion stepped out Of the bus both
collapsed, Mr.. Eby falling backwards
in the hotel as he vas registering,
receiving a bad cut in the scalp as
the result of the fall. The only way
accounting for the accident was that
gas from the exhaust escaped into the
closed bus and made the occupants
sick.