The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-04-08
Wash Goods at half price at the Bee

Hive.
Many desirable patterns of Wash
Goods at half price at the Bee Hive.
Many desirable patterns of Wash
Goods at half price at the Bee Hive.
Marbles for the ladies. Economy
Basement, Ellis-Hall Co. Department
Store.
Geo. F. Thayer went down to Luz
verne, Mimi, yesterday to visit an old
friend who is i'll.
Ole Steen was in from Brookings
township attending the assessors
meeting on Monday.
Prof. Hansen spoke in Owanka, Pen
nington county, on Drouth Resisting
Crops last Saturday.
New shipment of Gossard Corsets
and Brassieres just received at Ellis
Hall Co. Department Store.
Geo. X. Leite came over from Volga
Monday to attend the meeting of the
assessors at the court house.
The board of county commissioners
are holding the regular April session
at the court house this week.
NJ. f. Bacon was able to go home
from the hospital this week and is re-
covering slowly from his recent opera.
ton.
If you want a good steady renter for
your house call at the Bookings
Creamery and tell me what you have.
Thos. Bang.
Editor S. X. Way of the Watertown
Public Opinion, was in the city Satur-
day to act as one of the judges of the
debate between the college and North
Dakota.
If you don't think it pays to ad-
vertise in the Register just ask Mr..
Jarvis how many inquiries he has had
about his flower contest and cash
premiums.
The Huffman Motor Car Co. wants a
good live agent in Brookings to handle
the "Detroiter." A big advertising !
campaign guaranteed to assist in sales.
Call at the Register for particulars.
Adam Royhl was down from Airing
ton Monday looking after some bust
ness matters. Mr.. Royhl has many
friends in Brookings who are always
glad to see him.
G. H. Atkinson was home over Sun
day. He is getting ready to start a
big paving contract at Watertown this
week and expects to have a large
force at work in Sioux Falls by the
18th.
The City fire department has elect
ed the following officers for the COM
ing year: Chief, E. H. Carlisle; first
assistant chief, Gilbert Gullick; Sec
ond assistant; VIM. Cameron; treas
urer, r. H. Bartlett; secretary, Geo.
Purdy.
Prof. MAR went to Sioux Falls on
Tuesday in the interests of boys and
girls club work. He expects to see
the Morrell Packing Company and try
to secure their aid in pig raising con-
tests which he is anxious to get start
ed among the boys and girls of the
state.
The Register is sorry to learn that
(Minn.) Eagle, has had to return to
the Rochester hospital for another
operation or series of operations. He
has been unable TO attend to his Jews
paper duties for some time owing to
i'll health. Mr.. Campbell was former
ly a Bookings boy and a respected
employee of the Register.
The State College won and lost in
the dual debate with the North Da-
kota agricultural college Saturday
evening. The team that remained at
home won, but the team sent to Fargo
was up against a delegation of girls
and of course the ~suffragettes got the
decision. The question was: IRE
w ihot thC ohoNAN
adopt laws embodying the minimum
wage"
In February and March this year
the public library has loaned 1856
books. In the same two months of
last year at the old library 1,764 books
were loaned. In 1914. of the volumes
loaned, 345 were non-fiction. This
year $50 of the number were non-ic-
ton. About 100 volumes of non-ic-
ton, in each case were borrowed by
adult readers,-the rest of the num-
Der by children.
President Perisho left the college
last Friday morning to rejoin the
dairy train. He spoke in the follow
ing towns: Friday, Harrisburg and
Sioux Falls; Saturday, Cotton, Madi-
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