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

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women. The women of the Orient
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Mrs. c. ID. Alton left Tuesday morn
Thanksgiving at the home of her par
ents.
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DR.. Willis +. Johnson, president Of
State college, left Sunday for Pierre to
attend the meetings of the state Edu-
cational association.
Miss Grace WATSON left Friday ev-
A. meeting and to spend Thanksgiving
at the home Of her uncle, Doane Rob
inson, state historian.
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The annual meeting Of the South
Dakota Fish and Game Protective as
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men in Bookings are interested in this
association and will doubtless attend.
Water is being piped from the city
mains to the skating rink at the fair
grounds so that everything will be in
readiness to flood the rink when skat-
ing weather sets in. The laying of the
water pipes was delayed somewhat on
account Of the failure of the material
to arrive in due time.
John Murphy spent the week end in
Minneapolis, Mimi, visiting his bro
Their and viewing the big football game
between Michigan and Minnesota
which was fought out there last Satur-
day and resulted in a 16 to Z victory
for Michigan. Michigan has a great
team this year, Mr.. Murphy says, and
he believes it is the best in the Big
Ten.
Coach c. A. West and his squad of
State college football players left Tues
day morning for Omaha, going by way
Of Elkton, Sibley and Sioux City. An
|impromptu band and a large group of
students with their yell leader march
ed to the train and sent the boys off
with cheers and music. On Thanks
giving day they will meet the power
full Creighton college team in the de-
Gliding game for the conference cham
pionship.
Daniel Swamidoss, a native lower
caste Indian, was in Brookings last
Thursday in the interests of the State
college in India" campaign and adj
dressed several meetings. Through
conversation it was learned that he
had worked in mission work with Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. T. Kennedy at Calcutta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy are we'll known
in Bookings, the former being the
first Y. NJ. G. A. secretary at State
college while Mrs. Kennedy is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Fish
back Of this city. Mr.. Kennedy has
won distinction and an almost world
wide reputation for his religious work
in India where he is still engaged.
South Dakota was represented at
the conference of the American assO-
citation Of soil surveyors, held ~recenrIy
at the University of Illinois, by J. G
Hutton, associate professor of agron-
Omy at State college. Professor Hut
ton, who was reelected chairman Of
the national committee on soil color
standardization presented a report on
that work to the delegates. The ma
jority Of states in the United States
sent representatives to this Ord annual
conference held at Champagne, Ill, and
Saskatchewan, Ontario and Manitoba,
Canada, had soil surveyors at the meet
ing. Two applications for membership
in the organization were received from
Norway.
The Red Cross wishes to thank the
people who have contributed to the roll
call this year and would also appreci-
ate it if people would notify the Red
Cross of all cases needing help. Mrs.
Kate NJ. Chichester, executive secretary.
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