The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-12-28
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ned Maher Wednesday.

y. w. RUIZ arrived HOule SATURDAY
night from Yale University where he is
taking post graduate work.
Mrs. G. A. Williams writes from Hot
Springs to please extend my subscrip-
ton to your most interesting paper"
The Bookings County Abstract Co.
has put out a very beautiful calendar
for 1917, and is handing them out to
friends.
N. Zimmerman was up from Aurora
on Friday and called at the Register
office to see that he was "in right" for
another year.
In extending his subscription to the
Register A. Z. Schwenk writes. IL
consider your paper hard to beat and
appreciate it very much"
z. B. Harte writes from Long Beach,
Cal, that 1--WE are pleasantly located,
the weather is fine and we want the
Register as soon as possible"
Misses Ella and Mabel Pultz arrived
home Wednesday to spend the Christ
mas vacation at the home of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Pultz.
Calling cards at the Register office
for the same price you paid last year.
Printed cards s1.25 per 100. Engraved
cards $3.50 per 100. Do it now.
Have you attended to renewing your
subscription to the Register for 1917?
If not, why not? It's the best value for
the money in Bookings county. Do it
Now!
There will be a special Alumni ban
quet held at the Domestic Science
rooms at State College Friday, De
cember 90, at $50 p. m. All Alumni
are invited.
There will be a special Alumni ban
Quet held at the Domestic Science
rooms at State College Friday, De
cember %, at $50 p. m. All Alumni
are invited.
There will be a special Alumni ban
quet held at the Domestic Science
rooms at State College Friday, De-
cember 20, at $50 p. m. All Alumni
are invited.
Guy Linn, private secretary of A. G.
Johnson Of the Northwestern r. r.,
has been here spending the holiday
season with Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Wing
and Bob Hemingway.
Miss Eva Pease will start another
sewing class January s, and would like
as large a class as possible. All those
who wish to take, make arrangements
to start the first of the term.
Mrs. A. P. Jensen and daughters,
Miss Sarena and Miss Anena, arrived
Sunday evening to spend a few days
with Mrs. A. P. Jensen's sister, Mrs.
Kirby. They reside at Kasson, Mimi.
H. G. Bohlke and children, Genevieve
and Virgil, also his sister, Miss Mary
Kirby, arrived from Cashmere, Wash,
Thursday evening to spend the winter
with the Bohlke-K Kirby family Of this
city.
The many new cash-in-advance sub
Scribers to the Register the past week
value of a good paper and We will al
ways strive to give our readers more
than value received"
Ed. Hurney was up from Elkton Sat
urday and called to subscribe for the
Register. He was a little disappoint-
ed, however, because we wouldn't
agree to give him a dyed-in-the-wool
democratic sheet for a full year.
G. S~hambarker is spending the holi-
days in Brookings with relatives and
friends. He is employed in a job shop
at Beloit, Wis, and is doing well.
While here he called to secure the
Register for the home news for 1917.
A parcel post package addressed 10
Oscar Monson was taken from the rig
of c.. A. Johnson at the rear of the
Cole Mercantile Co. on Saturday night.
The parties were kind enough to leave
the smaller package. These little
things do not fit in with the boosted
high moral atmosphere of Brookings.
Wonder what's the matter?
We are in receipt of a check and the
usual holiday greetings from Hon. Jno.
E. Diamond at Minneapolis which
We appreciate very much. Mr.. Dia-
mond was one of the early settlers in
Brookirgs and has had the Register for
a great many years. We were his
guest to a dinner at the Athletic Club
on our last visit to Minneapolis and
are deeply indebted to him for a most
pleasant time.
A letter from Eugene Mcknight,
written from Hibbing, Mimi, tells us
that he will be in Brookings about
January 18th. Among other things of