The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1923-01-11
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Special ~convocation of BrOokings
Lodge No. "a A. F.. e. A. NJ. Monday,
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Mrs. A. T. Horton and daughter,
Amy Horton, Of Volga, were guests
last Friday and Saturday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Ryger.
Oscar NJ. Madsen, a farmer of Brook
ings, filed a petition Of bankruptcy in
the federal court at Sioux Falls Tues
day. He stated his liabilities to be
13,S9S.S3 and his assets $S,O05. 90 of
which he claimed $40 exemption.
Miss Agnes Johnson of Howard, ar
rived this week to take up her duties
as school nurse in the B~roOkings city
schools, to which position she was
elected by the board Of education at
their last meeting. Miss Johnson
comes well recommended to fill this
responsible position which has been
vacant so far this school year due to
the boards inability to find a suitable
candidate.
County Treasurer r. B. Loban re-
ports that 1000 new automobile Ii
censes have been issued from his of
nee up to date which is less than one
third Of the number Of automobiles in
the county. The law requires hat all
airs be supplied with licenses on Jan
uary l, which means that either there
are a large number Of idle motor We
hicles in the county or else the owners
are delinquent.
c. Larsen arrived last Thursday
from Evanston, Ill, to take up his new
duties as dean of agriculture at State
college, a position to which he was
recently elected. Dean Larsen will
supervise all agricultural work of the
inStructural division and experiment
stations and will direct and coordinate
the various lines of agricultural ac-
tivity at the college. Dean Larson's
family will not return to BroOkings un-
til the end of the school year to allow
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Evanston uninterrupted.
News reached this city yesterday Of
the sudden death of Miss Ora Gladys
Squire. seventeen year old daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. Guy p. Squire, at
Sioux Falls from acute heart trouble
at 600 o'clock Tuesday evening. The
family formerly resided in Brookings
and friends here sympathize deeply
with them over the tragic loss of their
daughter. Beside of her parents, she
is survived by a sister, Ina, and a
brother, Roy. Rev. Squire was for
merly in charge Of the vocational dor
mitory at State college and is now pas
tor of the East Side Presbyterian
church in Sioux Falls.
Local fishermen who have been en-
joying the sport Of fishing through the
ice at Lake Hendricks will be interest
ed in the following item from the
Hendricks Pioneer: Seigning of rough
tsh in Lake Hendricks is now on in
full blast. Ed Erdman of Browns Val
ley, this state, who is operating with a
2500-foot seine on the South Dakota
side was joined New Years day by
Randall Bros, Of O%rtonville, this state
with a 3500-foot seine, the largest in
the state. The latter are working or
the Minnesota side and their first pull.
was made Wednesday, netting sixty
thousand pounds, it was estimated
The pull was made with horses.