The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1923-01-11

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VIM. St.-Advertisement.
A marriage license was issued last
Saturday to lngvald Hanson and ia
Eliza Steen of Brookings, by Clerk or
Courts II. w. Blakely.
Fred Il. Brady, representative OF
the employment service of the U. ).
Veterans Bureau was a business Wis
itor in this city yesterday.
II. ID. Mccullough, farm management
specialist of the extension division,
was a CUES of the Rotary and Social
Science clubs at Aberdeen Monday.
The children's home at Sioux Falls
will receive the proceeds of the tag
day sale which will be conducted by
the w. c. T. L. in this city next Sat
urday, January 20.
EXpectant mothers may receive, in
confidence and without charge, advice
and information pertaining to mother
hood and infant care if they will com
municate with the State Division of
Child Hygiene at Waubay.
r. w. Dwight of Sioux Falls, presi-
dent Of the board of regents, was a
visitor in this city yesterday. Mr..
Dwight's term as regent expired Jan
uary /, but no new appointment has
as yet been made. From newspaper
reports it seems likely that the govern
or will re-appoint Mr.. Dwight to the
position which he has filled so well
for the last six years.
SO many complaints come to us OF
busy lines that we must ask subscrib-
tons to three CD minutes. We know
courteous observance Of this will be
a benefit to all subscribers. We have
cases every day where local subscrib-
ers will talk for one half hour, we
have cases every week where local
subscribers will talk for one hour.
Consideration for others on your line
is always essential to good service.
City of Brookings Telephone Dept
Advertisement.
Prof. A. J.. Williams, head Of the de-
partment of education and principal
of the school Of agriculture at State
college, has been granted a short
leave of absence during the winter
term in order to take up research work
at the University Of Chicago toward
his doctors degree and left last We'd
nesday to begin his study. During his
absence, Prof. w. G.. Binneweis, a
brother of Prof. +. r. Binneweis of
State college, has come to take charge
of his classes. Mr.. Binneweis has
degrees from DePauw university and
the University of Chicago and has been
teaching at Fairmont college, Wichita,
Kans., and at State Normal university,
Las Vegas, n. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Ammons, former
supervisors of the county poor farm,
spent the last week visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.. Palmer
and left Wednesday for Milford, Iowa,
where they will spend the balance Of
the winter visiting their SOn-in-laW and
daughter, Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Wolf.
Brookings county loses two very cap
able managers of the county asylum,
with the departure of Mr.. and Mrs.
AmmOns, who have taken are Of the
ia rr, for tho ,.ct ty-olvn. ware Mr.
Ammons is an exceptionally good hog
raiser and Mrs. AmmOnS found her
specially in raising chickens. These
projects resulted in considerable profit
to the county and reduced the expense
to the taxpayers. The new manager Of
the farm is A. p. Allen, who arrived
Just recently from Montana to take up
the duties on the farm.
Citizens of Brookings county are
proud Of the prominent place in affairs
which has been won by the delegation
from this county in the Legislature at
Pierre. Senator j. a. Lunden is one
Of the recognized leaders of the senate
and has a place on many important
committees, III llc mousse the most
sought after committee is the commit
tee on agriculture, nearly half OF the
members begging the speaker to place
them on this committee. The chair
manship Of this most important COM
mittee fell to a BrOOkings county rep
resentative, G. G. Olson, who was also
selected to attend the interstate ag-
ricultural conference at Sioux City.
The neXt most popular committee is
the one on insurance, fifty or more
members asking positions on this com
mittee. \. S. Mitchell Of B~TookingS,
was named as the ranking member Of
this committee. The other appoint
ments of the various members can be
found in another article.
The new county officers were duly
sworn in last Thursday and their bonds
accepted by the board Of county COM
missioners. Gus Risch is now registel
Of deeds, and he has appointed \. Ny
man, the former incumbent, as his
deputy. This makes a strong and eff
icient combination in this office. In
the treasurer's office. r. y. Loban has
taken charge with Miss Anna X Han
son, former cashier and boOkKeeper