The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-11-30
Local and Personal
f. G. Trotzig, Associate and News Editor, Phone LII

Blocker e. Blocker, chiropractors.-
Advertisement.
The only shots that count are those
that hit.-RQosevelt.
@. NJ. Kirlin of Watertown, spent
Monday in this city on business.
A full line of Pohlson's. gifts at
Beatty's Gift Shop.-Advertisement.
Get your alcohol for your car at 60
cents per gallon at Sanders Tire Shop.
Advertisement.
Editor Ralph Horton of the Volea
Tribune was a business visitor here
Monday afternoon.
Stop, Look, Listen!" The wages
of sin are death. In spite of the in
crease in other lines, the wages of sin
remain the same.
almost, of dry weather and we kick.
Now comes a month of wet and bad
roads, and still we kick.
Mrs. Mabel *. Trooien, county SUI
perintendent of schools, and Miss
Irene Dokken of the Brookings city
schools, left Sunday for Pierre to at
tend the annual convention of the
South Dakota Educational association.
Wanted Hides and Fur-The highest
market prices paid for hides. Trap
ping season will soon be open. See NE
.iCI highest prices. Located IA block
south OF Bookings Lrmher and FHel
&c. Ira Kingsley, Tie Junk Man.
advertisement.
Guy Austin Of washington Springs,
county agent Of Jerauld county, spent
a few days last week visiting at the
home of his mother. Mrs. G. w. Austin,
before starting on the trip to the Inter
national Livestock show with the boys
and girls club winners.
The city water tank, which has been
in disuse for a couple OF months, has
been undergoing extensive repairs to
again fit it for use. An entire new
bottom is being laid in the tank, the
workmen at the present time having
the job nearly completed. While this
tank to supply pressure in the mains.
city has been using the college water
tank TO supply pressure in the mains.
A series of five debates between the
State college Of Agriculture and the
State university will be held early
next March, one at BroOkingS, One at
Nermillion and the other three at
points in the eastern part Of the state
not yet determined. The question to
be debated is Resolved, That the
United States Government should can
eel the war debts due her from the
allied countries Each team will con
sist of two speakers. There will be
no judges and no decision. Following
each debate there will be an open for
UNI discussion, the audience participate
ing and questioning the debaters.
The Business Mems Athletic club
was organized in Brookings Monday
evening at a meeting attended by II
business men interested in athletics
and in improving their physical health
by a regular course in physical train
ing. The following officers were elect
Gu. oOilI IDpolSiCi, pIcSlucbt, hcO. -.
Cole, vice president; Forrest Simmons.
secretary and treasurer. The board of
education has granted the club the use
of the high school gymnasium every
Monday evening at which time they
hold their meetings. The club will be
divided in 2 classes; the older mems
class starts at $50 p. m. and the young
mems class starts at 500. These two
groups have been dubbed the "ne'er do
wells and the never sweats." The
membership is not limited. Every bus
mess man in the city is strongly urged
to join. Each man will come equipped
with gym shoes and old clothes. In
struction will be first given in calls
themes to remove all kinks and when
the members have been popped up"
in this way they will play volley ball
and basketball. The maximum age is
seventy years, the only member in i'm
mediate danger Of disqualification on
this score being George Cole. The
club anticipates a very active and en-
joyable winter. The State college
vets" will be challenged a number of
times If they get 100 "chesty."