The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-10-26


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DO YOU know Ford prices are down
nearly 501l Advertisement.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
mold their annual chicken pie supper
in the basement of the church Friday
evening, Nov. 3, serving from 6 o'clock
till all are served. Supper 50c.-Ad-
vertisemeut.
Miss Flora \. Mitchell of this city.
was again reelected president of the
South Dakota w. c. T. u. at its an
nual convention held at Mitchell last
week. This is Mrs. Mitchell's third
term and speaks highly for her sue
cessful work.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Maennel of Sioux
City, Iowa. and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w.
Scholes of Minneapolis, Mimi, were
guests over the week end at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Jeffery. Both
ldllAllltN are ~ - Vi Vi oiiu " -
JeGery. Mr.. Maennel is a prominent
attorney of Sioux City, and Mr..
ScholeS is field representative of the
First National Bank Of Minneapolis.
Booster trips to neighboring towns
advertising Hcbo day were taken yes
terday and today by a large number
of business men and students. A
special Hobo band accompanies each
group, there being three troupes. The
first one visited WATERFOWL, Candy,
lvanhoe and all intervening towns on
that route. The second bunch went
to Lake Preston, Pipestone, Sioux
Falls and intervening towns. The
third went to Iroquois, DeSmet, How
ard, Madison and other towns in that
section.
California takes another popular
Bookings family next week when Mr..
and Mrs. Ivan Conover leave for the
orange country to make their home for
the coming year at least. The move
is neCessitated by Mrs. Conover's
health. Mr.. Conover will retain his
interest in the Ford garage and hopes
to again return to Brookings when
Mrs. Conover's health is completely
restored. They will visit with rela-
tives at washington Springs a few
days before starting on their trip TO
the coast.
Thirty military police will be in
charge of the visitors here Saturday.
The special officers, assisted by the
Bookings police, will be directed by
George Patterson of Jasper, Mimi, a
Junior in the department of electrical
engineering. They will handle auto
mobile parking, seating at the foot
ball game, the crowds witnessing the
parade and visitors at the barbecue
lunch at noon in the college grove.
The men, who are in States r. O. T.
c., will wear uniforms and they will
be on duty from early morning when
the crowds begin to gather.
A hearing will be held in Pierre to
morrow to hear the petition Of inter
ested persons OF this line Of the North
Western railroad asking for the re
sumption of the passenger train ser
vice which was cut off during the rail
road strike. If the people can show
real damage which has resulted from
the curtailment of the train service
by direct evidence there is a good
prospect for the restoration of the
s.:. ~ ,, - ,I;1 -,a-1y ~,
between Pierre and Rapid City
was restored and it is hoped the com
pany will go a step further and restore
the night trains on this division.
A big thirty gallon copper still now
holds the place of honor in the sher-
ifs museum of Bookkeeping apparatus
at the court house. This still, the
largest that has yet been captured in
BrooKings county, is the prize brought
home by Deputy Sheriff Billick from
the farm distillery Of Pete Dahlbold
of Laketon township. Mr.. Dahlbold
was placed under arrest on a charge
of illegally manufacturing intoxicating
liquor and we understand that he will
plead guilty. This still was one Of
the leading sources Of mOonshine in
the county and its location has long
been troubling the local authorities
With it's capture they feel they have
curtailed the supply Of liquor in this
vicinity very noticeably.
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