The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-08-13
Local and Personal

Wanted-Two dish washers at the
Brookings Cafe.
Aubrey Sherwood came down from
his home at De Smet Wednesday.
Miss Florence Madden is visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Madden.
j. NJ. Bibby, of Galesville, Wis, was
in the city Monday, attending the
Erwin-Bibby wedding.
$3.50 discount on jewelry at Nit
chells. Sale begins Saturday, August
8th. See ad elsewhere.
r. A. Larson and family left for
Minneapolis last Thursday night for
an outing on Lake Minnetonka.
Miss Dolly Anderson is enjoying a
vacation from her duties as cashier in
the Ellis-Hall Department Store.
There will be popular voting contest
at the county fair for a Queen of the
fair. Full particulars in next weeks
papers.
The Joyway at the county fair will
be a thing of beauty and a joy forever.
Nothing but clean, healthy attrac-
tons. Pure and honest fun.
While Miss Gena Johnson is on her
vacation from her duties as cashier in
the Orhrans Meat Market, Mr..
Orhrans' neice, Marjorie Stevens, is
taking her place.
Big double program at The Fad,
Saturday. Matinee and evening.
when the Earth Trembled," a grand
three reel thriller, and The Drama in
Heyville," a two reel Comedy sensa-
ton, Matinee 10c; evening 10c and
15c.
The second day of the county fair,
September End, will be Children's Day.
All children under fourteen years adj
mitted free. There will be no school
this year so tickets will not be sent
out, but all children of proper age are
as welcome as the flowers in May or
rain after a long dry spell. Come.
The premium lists of the fair caA be
obtained at the following places in
Bookings: Kendall's Drug Store,
Brookings Hardware Co., and l. X. l..
Grocery; in Volga, First State Bank
and Tribune office; in White, Claven &
Johnson's and Leader office; in Elkton
Grattan's store and Record office; in
Bruce, Herald Office; in Bushnell,
Quinlan's store; in Sinai, State Bank;
in Estelline, Tribune office; in Toronto
Herald Office; in Arlington, Sun office;
Get a copy at once and prepare to ex-
hibit.
Roy Soule has formed a partnership
with Mike Levey of Bruce and to-.
gether they have purchased a drug
business at Farmer, S. d. Roy left
this morning to take over the store
and to start business for himself. Both
he and Mr.. Levey are registered drug
gists, Roy having graduated from the
pharmacy department of the State
College with the 1913 class. Roy is a
fine young man, a likable fellow, in
d%ustrious, and his many Brookings
friends are sure that he will be sue
cessful in his chosen occupation.
John Murphy writes from Mime,
apolis that the city folks are tremen-
dously interested in wal news. Both
the Tribune and Journal nave bulletin
boards and extras are issued every
fifteen minutes. Large crowds stand
before the bulletin boards throughout
the day. The cosmopolitan nature of
the crowd causes so many scraps that
cops are there all the time. The sym
pathy is against the Germans, not as a
nation but because the people think
the war is an emperor's wal of con
quest. Money stringency is felt some,
the banks refuse to cash checks for
more than $500 at a time. He says,
when l am not busy watching the
bulletin board you can figure that /
am out to the ball park"