The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1923-02-08

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ness visitor here Friday.
E. c. Nolan left Saturday night 70
Minneapolis to spend a few days oil
business and to attend the auto show
E. Thune, assistant coach at Siou,
Falls high school and former State
college athlete, came up to witness
the Creighton games last week.
There will be a special communica
ton OF Brookings Lodge No. "a, A. +
4 A. NJ, on Monday, February Il
Work in the Fellow Craft degree. BY
order of the w. Master-Advertise
ment.
Aaron Johnson Of Washington, d. c.
is visiting at the home of his brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c
Getty. Mr.. Johnson is a graduate OF
State college in the class Of 1907 anc
is now employed by the federal gov
eminent as a plant pathologist.
Don't forget the last number of the
State college artists curse next Tues
day evening, February 10, at the col
lege auditorium. George klass, violin
list, is the artist. Mr.. Klass will give
one of the finest programs ever heard
in Observation-Disclosures.
Opportunity for students to com
plete their college course in a shorter
period than the regular time, and eX
ceptional advantages to teachers are
Offered in the two terms Of the sum
mer session at State college which
begin June 6 and July Is. \ prelim'
mary announcement Of the summer
session, which is now being distributed
by the registrar, lists 10 courses to
be offered by % departments of the
college.
The second series of district debates
in the high school debating league
will take place Saturday Of this week.
Brookings is engaged in a triangle
debate with DeSmet and Miller. The
DeSmet negative team will come here
Saturday evening to debate the Brook
ingS affirmative team composed of
Owen Burman, Samuel Kremer and
Randolph Carlson. The DeSmet team
is coached by Supt. NJ. c. White, form
err principal of ~Brookings high school.
The debate will begin at 500 p. m.
in the high school gymnasium. The
Bookings negative team, composed of
Arthur Hume, Virginia Breed and
George Haywood will go to Miller to
meet the Miller high school team the
same evening.
Farmers and breeders of South Da-
kota are being urged to attend the an
nual Little International Livestock and
Grain show at State college on Feb.
ruary Is. Those who are actually en-
gagged in agricultural work should be
interested, as well as prospective far
mers who are now attending the col
lege. for the purpose Of the Little In
ternatiOnal is to stimulate and foster
greater interest in agriculture. The
Holstein-Friesian association of South
Dakota will hold its annual meeting at
BroOkings on the forenoon Of the date
set for the Little international and
various other breed associations will
hold meetings at this time. John VI,
Kelly, widely known breeder, lawyer
and advertising expert, will be one OF
the principal speakers at the Holstein
breeders meeting.
John Kelly, vice president Of the
national Holstein-Fresian association
and former advertising manager for
Ringing Brothers curcus, will be one
Of the most interesting speakers at
the Little International livestock show
at State college next week. On We'd
nesday evening, February II, a ban
quet will be given in his honor at We
Gotta hall, and an invitation is extend.
ed to all who would like to hear him
speak. His topic that evening will be
The Value of Advertising" Anyone
who is familiar with the amount of ad
vertising done by Ringling's and
knows the success Of it will agree
that Mr.. Kelly knows his subject. He
will illustrate his points by many in
cidents drawn from his circus eXper
fence that will make the talk more
than interesting. Those wishing tC
attend are asked to leave their names
with Secretary r. a. Larson.