The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1923-02-01

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We call for and deliver all kinds of
cleaning and %remodeling. The Ward
Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Seth Thornton spent Saturday
and Sunday at Volga visiting at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Horton.
Representative A. S. Mitchell left
Thursday evening for Pierre TO re-
sumo his work at the Legislative SEES
sion.
For real tire bargains, winter oil,
alcohol, all kinds of accessories, see
Sanders Tire Shop, 321 3rd St.-Ad-
vertisement.
S. r. Hankins Of Sioux Falls, state
secretary of the Y. NJ. G.. A., was a
guest in B~rookings during the visit of
Dad" Elliott,
l.. +. ~Lushbaugh. Y. NJ. C. A. secre-
tary at Watertown, spent a few days
in BrOOkings last week to hear the
talks given by Dad Elliott.
Verna and Dana Wells of Margan-
town, w. Va, who are visiting at the
home Of their brother, Prof. c. F.
Wells, in this city, spent the week end
! visiting friends at Volga.
Stamped linens, including luncheon
sets, dresser scarfs, buffet sets, pillow
cases, towels, aprons, napkin cases,
dolly rolls, table runners, children's
dresses and bibs. Evans and Atkins
Specially Shop.-Advertisement.
A. f. Thompson of Sioux Falls, SUI
pcrvisor Of the office of the L. S. Vet
Grams Bureau for this division Of the
district. was in Brookings a few days
last week on business connected with
the vocational men at State college.
Senator Otto l.. Kaas of Britton,
Senator Jacob Wickre of Langford,
and Representative Chas. Cross of
washington, We're visitors in Brook
ings last Thursday and were guests
of the KiWanis club at their luncheon
Thursday noon.
A fire in a box car standing near the
Chicago, North Western freight depot
was the cause Of considerable excite
ment last Friday noon. The fire IA
started by the stOvepipe of a stove
used to heat the interior of the car.
The pipe passed through the roof of
a car where the blaze centered and
detied the efforts of the single fire ex-
tinguisher available. When the fire
department arrived with the chemical
it was the work of a few moments to
save the car.
The bulletin entitled The High
School Paper" written by Paul w.
Kieser and Mildred e. Yule of the de-
partment Of agricultural journalism
at State college, is being listed by the
department of surveys and exhibits Of
the Russell Sage Foundation, New
York city, a very practical and use
full publication in the Foundations
reference series on awakening inter
est and spreading information. A
iSiuCot lol ChouSh 'ppiCh "a Ihio pui
letin to supply all members Of the
Eastern Scholastic Publishers associa-
ton, consisting mainly of high school
editors of New York state, was re-
Gently received.
The department of poultry husband
ry at State college drew ten first
awards in the Northwest Poultry asso-
citation show at Watertown last week.
Twenty-one birds were entered from
the State flock and II of these were
given ribbons. Professor G.. L. Steven.
son was in charge of the exhibit from
the poultry department. First awards
were as follows: Barred Rock-first
premium on hen; Partridge Rocks
first on hen, first on cockerel; White
Wyandotts-first prize on hen; Black
Langshan-frst on hen; Light Brah.
mas, first; State college Rhode Island
Reds-first for pullet; State college
White Leghorn-irst on pullet and
first for cockerel, State college Black
Minerca, first for hen. The State col.
lege birds also took four second pre-
miums and a large number OF third
and fourth awards.