The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1923-01-25
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vertisement.
Representative A. S. Mitchell spent
a few days in Aberdeen on business
this week before returning TO his du-
ties at Pierre.
Mr.. n Mrs. l.. NJ. Olson went to
Sioux Falls Monday evening to see
'Lightnin," the famous play being
staged there his week.
l.. 6. Dokken and c. O. Fystrom OF
Bruce, the former a banker and the
latter a merchant, were business Wis
itors in Bookings Tuesday.
Student Loan Fund benefit movie
Monday, January 20, Pleasant Hour
and Fad Theaters, 800 and 700 p.
NJ. Special music.-Advertisement.
f. w. Heintz returned last Friday
from Sioux Falls where he was re-
elected a member of the board of dir
actors of the S. ID. Hardware Dealers
as 'Ociation.
s. A. Winslow of Sioux Falls, state
manager of the Woman lodge, will
put on the work for the initiation of
a class in the local lodge at their reg.
ular meeting in the |. O. O.. +. hall.
DR., James w. Wilson, director of the
experiment station at State college
left Monday for Mitchell to attend the
annual meeting of the State Livestock
and Poultry Breeders association Of
which he is secretary and treasurer.
DR.. n. f. Hansen returned last Fri
day from Sioux Falls where he attend
ed the meetings of the State Horticul-
tural society. Dr.. Hanson was re-
elected secretary of the society, a po-
sition which he has held many years.
DR.. W.. +. Johnson, president of
State college, returned his morning
from Vermiliion where he attended a
meeting of college presidents and
members of the board of regents for
the purpose of discussing problems
arising in the various state institu-
tons, especially in the matter of APP
preparations.
DR.. c. G. Lipp, DR.. c. ID. Grinnels,
DR.. G. S. Weaver. and DR.. J. b. Taylor
of the veterinary department of State
college and DR.. b. II. Sayre, local vet
erinarian, attended the annual meet
ing of the South Dakota Veterinary
Medical association at Sioux Falls last
Friday and Saturday. DR.. Weaver was
one of the principal speakers on the
nrnrrny, With On a11rnSx - AorlCnlt nre
and the Veterinarian"
The state college preparatory debat-
ing team will engage in a triangular
debate with Augustana college ana
Huron college academy tomorrow eve
ming. The affirmative team from Au-
gustana at Sioux Falls, will debate the
State college team on the local plat
form while the other State team VIII
go to Huron to meet the Huron COL
lege team. Ralph lverson, Walter
Hokenstad and Carter Twedt compose
the team from Sioux Falls who debate
here tomorrow night. The subject I'M
der debate is the demonstrating Dill,
The government weather bureau at
Huron is authority for the statement
that this is .the coolest winter IN the
last five years. But at the same time
if has been a very mild winter because
of the fact that there has beer no
snow. This vicinity has not seen a
heavy snow fall since early in Decem-
her and there has been no snow on
the ground during this entire month.
Hoo In rnn1U noon clear
and sunshiny. There is no worry over
drought, however, since the preclplta-
ton during the last three months OF
1922 was greater than for IN similar
Deriod since 1881. The problem OF
kaeping the walks shoveled Off TINS
winter has beer nothing to bother any
one.
In the first official state contest OF
the season. Brookings high school de
cisively defeated Volga high chool in
a dual debate last Friday evening. me
negative team composed OF Nlrgihla
Breed. George Haywood, and Arthur
Hume won a unanimous decision over
the Volga affirmative team at Nolga.
the BTOOhlilSo
of owen Burman, Samuel kremer ana
Randolph Carlson won a two 10 one
decision over the Nolga negative III
the debate here the same evening.
The subject under debate is the 1oWn
er-Sterling bill. Brookings high with
ont doubt has the best debating team
in years and has the best deballhg
coach in Miss Rosalie Zeien that can
be found anywhere. The local school
has good hopes of winning the cham
nionship of the state this year.
II everything goes well the rauio
b~roadcasting station at state college
will begin operation within a week,
The equipment has been installed ana
a license from the government Is now
being awaited. The government VIII
assign call letters that the station Is
to be known by. People within a ia
dius of several hundred miles VIII De
in daily touch with the activities Oh
the school within a few weeks. per
nell Bidne. a freshman from Flandreau'
will operate the station under the ar,