The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-11-02
Vote yes on amendment No. 1

VIM. Schaphorst.
Boots for all sizes of boys. Gillespie
& Rogers, Footftters.
The "Wearebest" typewriter ribbon
sold at the Register office.
Mrs. A. L. Davis is expected home
from Missouri next Sunday.
Wanted-A man to do carpenter
wark at the Register office.
Mrs. Frank Hamilton went to White
Tuesday to visit Mrs. c. Pettner.
Vote for Herbert w. Blakely for
County Superintendent of Schools.
F. N. Saum and Chas. Smith were in
Bushnell Monday on business mat
tiers.
Mrs. Jas. Maher and daughter Ger
trude were Aurora visitors Wednes-
day.
The art exhibit at State College is
now being held and will continue until
November 10th.
The work Of ~excavating for the new
Jarvis block was commenced Saturday
and has been progressing rapidly
since.
John Ust leaves next week for Minot
and other points in North Dakota. He
has not decided where he will locate at
present.
j. NJ. Stewart expects to be out of
the city a few days next week on bust
ness for the Hall Sales and Advertis-
ing Bureau.
w. G. Ray is preparing to open a
new drug store at Aurora and handle
a fine line of up-to-date drug sundries
and accessories.
T. o. Haugen and II. Ulrich went
over to Volga on the train Tuesday
evening to get the formers car which
had been left there.
Bert Barnes and wife were in the
city Monday on business. They oper-
ate a nice farm eleven miles south of
here in Moody county.
o. H. Johnson returned Sunday from
Great Falls, Mont, where he spent a
couple of weeks visiting his uncle and
looking over the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Lee, accompanied
by their daughter and son and Miss
Mabel Chappell, autoed over to Sioux
Falls last Saturday and spent the day
with friends.
The high school foot ball team will
play a game with the Mechanic Arts
of st. Paul, on the State College
grounds Saturday, November 18th.
This will be a great game.
Among the Huron visitors here Sat
urday was Raymond w. Horn, editor
of the Huron ~Alphomega, the college
paper of Huron College. The Register
acknowledges a fraternal visit.
J.. H. Hubbard, Geo. Valentine, David
Gilbertson and Garrett Doktor were at
White Sunday in the interest OF the
County Sunday School convention to
be held in this city November 18th.
Geo. w. Cobel moved his family into
over DR.. Green's Office Monday
and they will remain there until their
residence is finished. The new
home will be ready in about a month.
G. S. Ellithorpe, of the Auto Blue
Book Co., of Chicago, was here Mon
day marking routes and gathering in
for his He Is
covering a number of states in the mid
die west.
Saturday and Monday brought in
numbers of aggies to take up
their work at State College, this week
being the beginning Of the term in
that department. About 165 took up
the work this week.
w. M. Cheever and VIM. Cameron
returned Sunday from Lake Albert
they spent Saturday hunting
ducks. They bagged a few ducks and
a goose but the shooting vas not as
good as they had hoped it would be.
st. Thomas Guild Catholic will
serve lunches and coffee on Saturday, -,
18th, Hobo Day. at Cottage
Hotel, one block west Of Jarvis hard
ware store. The best place in town for
made cooking. Remember place
and date. !
The freshman high school class had
a delightful class party at the grade
school building Friday evening. Live
" conversation, games, etc, occupied
the time Of all. Refreshments were
and all pronounced the event
a very enjoyable affair.
Large coal jobbers at central points
distribution are refusing to take