The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-12-07

his parents.
Three loads of coal were reported
stolen froiu a box car on the track
Mondav evening.
Soroet> Club bazaar at the public
library saturday. December 9Th. Good
place TO look for Nmas presents.
SoroSis Club bazaar at the public
library saturday, December 9th. Good
place 20 look for Xmas presents.
TIL Sorosis Club will give a Christ
mas bazaar in the basement of the
publ library on Saturday afternoon,
December 9Th, beginning at > o'clock.
NJ. Germlin, of Aurora, was brought
here Friday and fined $25 for fast driV-
ing. The case was held before Justice
Hanson.
Mr.. Frank Mangan, who spent
Than giving with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Fogerty, returned to her home at
Grant Saturday.
Tht Sorosis Club will give a Christ
mas bazaar in the basement of the
public library on Saturday afternoon,
December 9Th, beginning at 2 o'clock.
| have made more money in those
three than in all the years | lived in
town and besides plenty to eat we
have good health. My advice to all
WORKING men is back to the farm and
live
Nj. and Mrs. Jack Vrenegor spent
THANKSGIVING at the home of the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Larson,
near FIandreau. Her brother, Oscar
Larson, came up in his car and brought
them home with him.
Frank Simmons lost two hogs u of
the stock yards Monday night. The
thieves killed the hogs near the yard
and evidently loaded them on a wagon
and hauled them away. This is the
third time hogs have been stolen from
Mr.. simmons this fall.
Dr.. Spafford, F. A. Warren, Ed Horn
by and w. O. Tenold were over from
Flandreau Friday. DR.. Spafford was
called here in consultation on several
case with local physicians and Mr..
Warren had legal business. The other
gentlemen came along for the ride.
M. and Mrs. Nels Christensen left
Wednesday for a months visit with
relatives at Wagner and at Sioux City,
Iowa. At Wagner they will visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Christensen and at
Sioux City with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Jen-
sen. They are making the trip in their
auto.
The Methodist ladies will hold their
annual bazaar and bake sale Saturday,
December 16, at Miss Joerns' Millinery
store. Special Features-Line of bas-
kets from Cumberland Mts., home
rugs, home made candy, machine bags,
Parcel Post Sale Lunches will be sery-
ed.
Mrs. II. II. Korstad received notice
this week of the death of an uncle,
/ Abraham Fredrickson, at ~Morganville,
Kas. He had lived in Morganvill"
over 80 years and was not married. Nj.
Frederickson was II years Old and
about two years before his death he
was the guest of his niece here in
BroOkings.
A subscriber t. the Register in re
hitting his year in advance says: AS
for myself | Will say the only place Is
on the farm. Us farmers don't mind
the high cost of living because We
have a few cows, hogs and chickens,
raise our own potatoes and other gar
den truck. There is no place like the
farm for a poor man if he is willing to
work. | worked in town IS years and
The Child Conservation League will
meet next Wednesday, December -,
at $3.50 .. III. in the library building.
There will be a short interesting pro
/ gram followed by a social hour. Mrs.
. Harris will read a paper on THE re-
Iation of the physical condition of the
child and his s~elf-control." Mrs. Flittie
viii read a paper on THE part sug-
eestion plays in s~elf-control, or chang
ing the thought" Miss Carol Green
viii furnish special music.
About ninety ladies gathered at the
Manse on the afternoon OF December
LIST TO enjoy the 9th annual Praise
Meeting of the Womans' Missionary
Society of the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. PerishO's inspiratiOnal talk was
listened to with the greatest interest.
Each number on the program was good
the ladies always appreciate the
mandolin music furnished by Messrs.
Phelps and Fishback. The Offering for
missions to date is $4,000. Several
ladies from Volga were welcome
guests.
An event looked forward to with