The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-03-09
Local and Personal

March 18th.
Bostonians at the opera house Fri
day, March 10th, for three nights.
Piano tuning, Player-Piano repair
ing. w. l.. Thompson, Brookings.
Mrs. Charles Johnson and her
mother, of Hetland, were guests of
friends in Bookings the latter part of
the week.
To the Business Nerve have a
good form of remittance blank in stock
at 65 cents per 200 sheets bound and
perforated. Come in and see it. Regis
ter Publishing Co.
The Jewel movie theatre at Sioux
Falls has just installed an $4,000 photo
player pipe organ. It's now up to the
Bookings movies to make good" or
use that Jimmy" and the two dol
lars"
With characteristic enterprise the
Bank of Brookings has installed a very
Gifted looking sign in their front win
dow calling attention to the fact that
DEPOSITS made in this bank are guar
anteed under the laws of South Da-
kota."
Miss Ada Erwin departed yesterday
morning for Des Moines and other
points in Iowa to visit relatives. She
will be gone about two weeks and upon
her return will soon depart for the
Pacific coast to visit friends for some
months.
Connolly & Black have secured a
new Ford delivery car which will soon
be put into commission. It's a dandy
but it flashed past SO quickly the other
day that we failed to get the inscrip-
ton. 1t must have meant quick de-
livery"
Lake Preston Times says, Harmon
Kopperud of this place, is the editor
of the coming edition of the Jack
Rabbit" the junior year book of the
State College at Brookings. This is
one of nearly thirty organizations At
college and competition for the honors
of the position are such that Harmon
is to be congratulated upon being elect
ed. He will make good in his under
taking without doubt.
No! We don't own the Northwest
ern either! People don't seem to I'M
derstand that we are not bloated bond
holders or m~illionaires. Yes, we
know the Northwestern has taken the
telephone out, but what of it? We
don't do any travelling. Do you? Then
kick-kick them, don't kick us. We
are doing what W. can to serve the
public. You will find their time table
in the Register which tells you what
time the various trains are supposed
to arrive and depart at this station.
We don't charge the North Western
company anything for this service be-
cause we know they couldn't pay if we
did.
Ou duOtHeI page VI lHlS ISSUE Ol the
Register will be found an article on
the Monogram Club at State College.
1t will be read with interest. In fact
we are all proud of the feats perform
ed by Ewing's athletes the past few
years. There is one thing, however,
the Register is not proud of and that is
the fact that the Monogram Club has
had an account on its books against
them for the past two or three years
and which none of them seems to
want to liquidate. We don't know
why. We furnished the goods" and
on every conceivable occasion have
furnished them with column after col
umn Of boost"
A letter from Fred w. Cuckow at La
Junta, Colo, says: "The last month
has been warm and the frost is out of
the ground. The lawns are showing
green and shrubs are starting to grow.
l have been getting the back yard
ready for garden but have not put in