The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-03-23

Attorney fHllO Hall was a business
visitor in Madison last Saturday.
Attorney E. A. Berke of Elkton, was
a business visitor in Brookings Mon
day.
Seed your lawn now. Reliable seed
at Haywood Hardware Co.-Adver-
tisement.
Adding machine paper at the Reg.
lister office. 2H inch roll, Is cents
Advertisement.
Snappy specials at the Bookings
Coffee House, Friday and Saturday.
Advertisement.
A son vas born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Waltz at the Deaconess hospital
last Wednesday, March Is.
Special Saturday on clothes bars;
regular $500 value, one to a customer,
95c. Roberts & Waltz.-Advertise-
ment.
bars for CSC Saturday. Regular $500
value only one to a customer.-Adver-
tisement.
Julian Dybdahl, who teaches at
Lake Norden, visited last week at the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Dybdahl.
Prof. Matthew Fowlds of the agro-
Monty department of State college was
at Stratford last Thursday and adj
dressed a farm meeting.
Miss Neva Hornlng of Estelline was
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. Is. Forsee last week while she
took the teachers examination.
Coach C.. a. West Of State college
was at Sioux Falls last week in at
tendance upon the state high school
basket ball tournament and helped
pick the all state team.
Note the statement of A. Nyman,
candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for Clerk Of Courts. which at
pears in another column with the
Political announcements.-AdverCise
ment.
Mrs. j. G.. Raak returned last Fri
day from the state meeting of the d..
\. II. at Huron. Mrs. Raak was hon
Ored by being elected corresponding
secretary of the state organization for
the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Jennings of
Clark, and A. T. Jennings of Huron,
spent the weekend visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Jen-
nings. The elder Mr.. Jennings has
been quite i'll but is reported to be
improving again.
The city police department were no.
titled last week by Omaha officials
that they had apprehended Carl Tolli-
yer, for whom the local police have
been searching for several months.
Sheriff Nolan left Tuesday for Omaha
with a warrant and will bring him
back for a hearing. He is wanted
here to answer a charge of running
away with the wife of a farmer liv-
ing near Sinai.
The work of the secondary school
of agriculture and the winter quarter
at State college ended yesterday,
March % at Ais p. m. A short spring
recess follows and enrolment for the
spring term will take place Monday
and Tuesday, March 81 and %. The
actual work of the new quarter will
begin Wednesday, March 20 at s a.
m. and will end with the thirty-sixth
commencement on June II.
Prof. T. NJ. Olson of the dairy de-
partment of State college, returned
last Friday from Sioux Falls where
he addressed the lumberman's con.
vention on the subject, "The Future
of Dairying in South Dakota" Lum-
bermen, bankers, merchants, in fact
every business man has become inter
ested in the dairy industry in this
state as one of the most important
steps toward lasting prosperity and
greater growth.
A news dispatch from Flandreau
says-Ed Roscoe, who up to last fall
was a cook at ROy's restaurant, was
arrested last week at Lake Campbell
on a charge of wife desertion, plead
guilty before Judge Halver and has
been in Jail since waiting sentence.
Last fall he left town and dropped
out of sight. He left his wife and two
children on the county and they have
been cared for since by the commits
sioners. For several months he was
taking care Of cottages owned by
Brookings residents at Lake Campbell
and lately the officers here got onto
this information. Last week a deputy
sheriff went over there and arrested
him and brought him back to Elan
dreau.
The first of the gold medals which
are to be awarded to all men playing
in the State college military band
during four years Of their college
course was awarded to Professor
Carl Christensen in recognition of his
four years of faithful service as di-
rector Of the department Of music
The award was made by the State
college students association at the
twentieth annual concert recently held
by the band. The medal contains a
musical insignia and the words: South
Dakota State College Military Band.