The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-12-03

Mrs. Boyd Lombard went over to
Aurora yesterday morning to visit
friends.
Jarvis hardware store has been i'm
proved by the putting in of a new
front the past week.
Otto Alflisch, a De Smet banker,
was here between trains Friday, the
guest of Aylmer Cole.
Mrs. John Alton came over from
Marshall to spend Thanksgiving with
MI. Alton and John, Jr.
Misses Neva Soule, Mable Bacon and
Blanche Gullick visited friends at
Sioux Falls the last of the week.
One cake of Pure CASTLE Soap and
a good Wash Cloth only 10 cents at
Ellis-Hall Co. Department Store.
r. X. Fry and family of Iroquois,
visited over Thanksgiving at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fry.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Day come down
from Milbank Monday morning for
a few days visit with Old neiShbors.
A. J. Bolster, state secretary of the
prohibition party, vent owe to Volga
Sunday and delivered two addresses.
Robert Pollock of Zeering, Iowa, was
a guest at the home of d. S. Wyckofr
the past week, returning home Mon
day.
Remember-"The Redemption of
David Corson" at The Fad tonight.
You have all read the book-come and
see it in pictures.
Berle Story returned home to Mar
shall Monday morning, after a ev-
eral days visit at the home of his
uncle, A. Glidden.
Z. p. Goerndt was up from Granada,
Mimi, the last of the. week to look
relatives and friends.
Miss Alice Hastings, who is attend
ing the Madison normal, spent Thanks
giving at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. w. Hastings.
VIM. Pickett is adding another story
to his store building on Medary ave-.
near the college, and this will give him
a very substantial property.
Mrs. Clyde Grant and baby return
ed home to Kasson, Mimi, yesterday
morning, after a couple of weeks
visit with her mother, Mrs. Heck.
p. w. Waltz this week moved his
billiard parlor to the Natesta building,
recently vacated by the Hub. The
new place is larger and better thar the
old location.
Frank See was over from Bushnell
Tuesday. Mr.. See has a farm near
Bushnell and moved in from Iowa a
couple of years ago.. While in the
city he called to subscribe for the
Register.
A Yeoman dance will be given by
Aurora Homestead at Aurora opera
house Friday evening, December II.
Music will be furnished by the Water
town orchestra. This will be open to
the public.
Our entire stock of suits, coats,
dresses, skirts and furs at from 20 to
SO per cent discount. Don't miss this
opportunity of getting guaranteed mer-
chandise at such low prices. Ellis
Hall Co. Department Store.
Lieutenant R. c. Ditto of the regular
army, arrived here this week to take
up his duties as commandant at the
State College, taking the place Of
Lieutenant Foley who was ordered to
rejoin his regiment on the Texas
border. Lieutenant Ditto was accom-
panied by his wife.
The merchants of the city have
made unusual efforts to care for their
holiday trade this season, and the peo-
pie of the county will find here large
and well selected stocks, at prices
that will put the mail order houses to
shame. Do your Christmas shopping
in Brookings. 1t will pay YOU.
At the First National Bank yester-
day we were shown the new federal
reserve notes, which have been issued
for the use of the Federal Reserve
Banks. The notes do not differ ma
terially from the ordinary bills, al
though they are palmer and heater.
They have a large picture of Lincoln
on the face.
We are in receipt of a letter from
Roy Nord, which naturally contains
considerable football dope. Roy fig
ures out that Michigan had one of the
best teams in the country and they
undoubtedly did. He says that Bland
Catlett showed up well in the Cornell
game, but in the Pennsylvania cen
test he played his best game of the
year.
E. J. Void, Chris. Void, frozen Mid.
toven and Andrew Hexem drove over