The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-06-01
Local and Personal
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X. G.. Trotzig. Associate and News Editor. Phone Ii

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ors. The Boot Shop. Advertisement.
Bring your hides to M. Kramer e.
Son for good Observation-Disclosures.
Try our Bittersweet sundae. Ander-
sons your Observation-Disclosures.
: Mems Shoes and oxfords 1895 and
$4.95. The Boot Shop.-Advertise-
ment.
See Sanders Tire Shop for Corn
Husker tires, the greatest 5000 mile
tire out.-Advertisement.
All corrections for new Telephone
Directory must be in before June 10.
Telephone No. 400-500.-Advertise-
Mrs. r. A. Storm and son., Oliver,
started by auto Tuesday for Valley
City, N. d. While there they will pack
their household goods for shipment to
Bookings, where the family will once
more take up their home.
Paul butcher left Tuesday for Los
Angeles, Cal, to attend the meeting
of the International Rotary as a dele
gate from the local club. From Los
Angeles he will go to San Francisco to
attend the Imperial Shrine which on
venes in hat city June 13 to Is.
A free entertainment OF n hour,
beginning at 2o'clock sharp will be
given at the Pleasant hour or Satur-
day, June 3, 1922 to the stockholders
and their families of the Farmers
Cooperative company, after which
the regular annual business meeting
will be in observation-disclosures.
The Beresford Republic last week
said: DR.. Willis E. Johnson, president
of the State college, BroOkings,
stopped off in Beresford Saturday
afternoon while passing through, and
visited with August Frieberg. Mr..
Johnson brings a most favorable re-
port of conditions at the college. He
is very naturally a student of civic
conditions, and commented very favor
able upon Beresford's Saturday night
crowd, where it was apparent the peo-
pie were enjoying the meeting Of n
dllOLueI anu HlihSllHS III ooSidl ihICl-
course. His question was: DO you
have such a crowd as this very
often?" You can imagine u answer
The camp and Shadlen schools in
Trenton township, taught respectively
by Misses Anna Lamach and Mary
Meade drove in trucks to Lake Camp
DELL Friday and held a joint picnic
to celegrate the close of both schools.
The day vas ideal and the dinner was
eaten in East park, after which all
took part in contests, foot races, boat
riding and games. A very large
crowd of patrons and friends of both
schools were present to help the
pupils and teachers enjoy the affair.
All report a very pleasant time. Much
credit is due Miss Lamach and Miss
Meade for their successful work an0
untiring efforts in assisting the pupils
to higher advancement and also to the
parents for their splendid co-opera-
ton throughout the year.
The Aberdeen News published the
lOllON IIS oOSiCby itSLi "hiSh "iA w
of interest to the many friends Of
Miss Mabel Jarman and Harold An
tonides of this city: Mrs. H. c. Beh-
rens entertained at her home Satur-
day afternoon for Miss Mabel Jarman
who will be married to Mr.. Harold
Antondies at her home in Brookings
in June. The party was in the ma
ture of a miscellaneous shower and
IA guests were present. Sewing and
fancy work filled the hours shortly
and before refreshments were served,
the gifts, which had been placed in
a basket, were presented by Ethelyn
julius. The two-course lunch was
served at two tables decorated with
wers Of pink and white and with