The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-04-09
Local and Personal

Fresh line of Easter candy just re.
ceived at Kendalls.
Poole's barber shop has installed in
the window a dandy revolving sign.
M. E. Culhane left Tuesday evening
for Pierre to argue a case before the
supreme court.
Adolph Larson is now taking orders
for spring and summer clothes. Leave
your order today.
S. H. McCarl has sold an 1914 REQ
car to Babe" Ames.
Millet, alfalfa, timothy, Marquis
wheat and all other field seeds for sale
by the Bookings Produce Co.
Mrs. j.. L. Jarvis is now visiting in
Seattle on her way home from Cali.
f~ornia, where she spent the winter.
The Saturday Afternoon Club will
be the guests of the Woman's Club at
Wenona hall next Saturday afternoon.
Theodore Knutson departed last
week for Heron Lake, Mimi, where he
underwent an operation for append
citis.
DR.. Fiske reports the arrival of a
boy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk,
man, six miles south of town, on Fri
day.
Hot Cross Buns at the Ideal Home
Bakery, Good Friday, April 10, and Sat
urday, April II. 1Oc per dozen. Get
orders in early.
Fresh strawberries, celery, onions,
radishes, tomatoes, cucumbers, satisfy,
etc., fresh fruits of all kinds for Easter
at Connolly Bros. Grocery.
Wm. Cameron returned home Tues
day evening from Owatonna, Mimi,
where he visited his son, Roy, who is
now in the moving picture business at
that point.
Some boy is going to get that dandy
automobile offered by the Hub store
free. Every boy should come to the
store and learn how to get this dandy
little machine.
Mrs. Eisnach and two children of
Estelline, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. M. Kremer the last of the week.
Peter Kremer of Seaforth, Mimi, a
brother of Mr.. Kremer, also spent a
few days at the Kremer home.
The Fad has installed a big ventila-
tor over the stage, which will change
the air in the every three min
utes. This is in line with Mr.. Fries
policy to look carefully after the COM
fort and enjoyment of his patrons.
The board of health and council,
after a consultation, have decided to
make a systematic effort to clean up
the city this year. A teamster will be
engaged and all property not properly
cleaned up by May LIST, will be done by
this man and the expense charged up
as taxes.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Commercial Club will be held at the
assembly Dor tomorrow evening.
There will be several important mat
tiers up for discussion. The club only
meets nce a month and it seems that
all members who claim to be boosters
could attend.
The city council had an interesting
session on Monday evening, disposing
of a number of important matters. The
gambling ordinance, which caused con-
siderable of a furore about a year ago,
was passed without a ripple. A COM
mittee from the Commercial Club ask
ed the council to assist the hospital
and a committee was appointed to see
what could be done. The Civic League
and board of health requested that
particular attention be given to clean
ing up the city this year and arrange
ments were made to that end. Harry
Mcknight was appointed by the mayor
as assessor, and e. H. Sexauer was
named as a member Of the library
board to succeed e. H.. Carlisle who
resigned.