The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27
Local and Personal
The


c. D. Kendall, the Reliable Druggist.
B. NJ. Pittenger has purchased a
new Ford car.
Better get in on the ground floor
and get a "Detroiter."
"Niagara Maid" double finger-tip-
ped Silk Gloves. Haugen's Store.
G. M. Hoff returned home Saturday
morning from a business trip to Yank-
ton.
F. W. Cuckow went to Elkt n Friday
morning to spend the day on legal
business.
Superintendent Seymour of the
Volga schools, was in the city between
trains Saturday.
liver Iverson was confined to his
home by illness a couple of days the
last of the week.
Mrs. T. w. Madden and two daugh-
ters, visited owe Sunday with rela-
tives at Cavour.
Philo Hall and w. NJ. Cheever left
Friday evening for Aberdeen to try
a case in circuit court.
Mrs. Clarence Kaprud left Thurs
day night for Mankato to visit over
Easter with her parents.
Friday was officially the first day
of spring, but unofficially it was about
the worst day of the winter.
The SWEETEST thing on the street
full floating axle-platform spring.
Electric lighted. All for 5000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Grant left Fri
day morning for Walnut Grove, Mimi,
where they will visit his parents for a
time.
]. M. Bitterness left Thursday morn
ing for Washington, d. c., where he
takes up his work as private secre-
tary to Senator Sterling.
Miss Ann Wilson, who is attending
the University Of Wisconsin, arrived
home Thursday evening and spent
Easter at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John d. Wilson, returning
to Madison Monday.
The Collegian this week requests
the townspeople to keep their children
off the college flagpole and the roof
of the new building, all of which is
very good advice, but in behalf of the
aforesaid t~ownspeople we would like
to urge some Of the students to kindly
refrain from walking across lawns
and back porches on their way to
college.
E. P. Goerndt, the creameryman, is
planning to put in a commission and
produce house some time during the
next few months, provided Of course,
an outside concern does not come
in. Mr.. Goerndt could run the
business nicely in connection with his
creamery and it would be a great bene-
fit to the city. The business men all
favor it and Mr.. Goerndt will be given
every encouragement.
o. o. Graves of the Model Clothing
Store informs US that he received a
letter this week from a Register sub
scriber in California asking for SAM
pies and prices. The gentleman stated
that Judging from the prices advertis-
ed in the Register he could buy his
clothing IN Brookings and pay express
to California and still be money ahead,
and we believe he is right. The Model
also received a letter last week from
another Register reader at Wibaux,
Montana, with an order for a suit OF
clothes. These two cases indicate the
people read the Register ads even
though they are some distance from
Brookings.
P. ]. Erie of the post Office force,
called on us Saturday to take us to
task for our write-up Of Oscar John
sons indoor meet last week. We
stated that the meet was won by liar
vard," while it seems that the yale"
team, of which Mr.. Erie was captain,
was the victor. We do not remember
clearly, but we believe that the report
handad IN TIC did state that Vale won.
but after looking over "Pete's" lineup
we could not figure out how they could
beat anybody or anything, so we ma
turally credited the victory to Har-
ward. We make due apologies, re-
marking at the same time that We
have u opinion Of the Harvard team.