The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-02-01
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at WatertOWn last Thursday.
A. l.. Culhane was at Watertown
Thursday on business matters.
The Catholic people will hold a so
cial at Redman hall tomorrow evening.
Philo Hall was a Waterfowl visitor
Monday and Tuesday on legal matters.
p. ID. Grath and II. r. Claussen were
up from Elkton Tuesday on business
affairs.
Andrew Colliton, of Elkton, spent a
day or two here last week on business
matters.
Mrs. A. A. White and Miss Helen
Day went to Clark last week for a visit
with friends.
T. O. Haugen went to Minneapolis
Saturday to purchase goods for the
Toggery store.
Good House for sale or rent. Con-
National Bank.
S. p. Williamson was down from
Waterfowl Thursday looking after
business affairs.
Miss Eddie Critics was taken i'll last
Thursday and was confined to her room
for several days.
r. J. Skarloken, cashier of the bank
at Bruce, was in the city Monday on
business matters.
J. Bower, who spent several days at
Webster on business, returned to the
city last Thursday.
Mrs. F.. p. Austin, of Clark, spent
the week end here visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harold Davis.
Rochester for treatment, is reported TO
be getting along nicely.
Carl J. Johnson writes the Register
that he is now with the Briggs & STRAIT.
ton Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
Bring you Palm Olive and Jiffy-Jell
coupons to the Hub Department Store
and they will be redeemed.
f. G.. Montgomery left Monday even
ing for WATERFOWL and other points
north on business matters.
c. w. Smith Went TO Pierre Friday
with a petition from the "bone-dry'
advocates to the legislature.
Hollace Jennings left Sunday for the
Twin Cities on business and while
there will take in the ice carnival.
G.. H. Atkinson came down from
Waterfowl Friday. He spent several
days there on important business mat
ters.
Miss Harriet Palmer left Monday
for Lone Rock and Britt, Iowa, TO
spend a couple of weeks visiting
friends.
The State College freshmen defeated
the seniors in a fast basketball game
last week and are now the inter-class
champions.
Brookings Chapter r. A. NJ. held a
special meeting Saturday evening to
initiate a couple of local candidates.
Of local candidates.
Prof. Jas. II. Shepard, of State Col
lege, left Monday for ST. Petersburg,
Florida, to remain until May for the
benefit of his health.
Budd and Will Pittenger spent Sun
day with their brother Sam at Aurora.
He is in poor health and went to
Rochester Monday to consult the
Mayos.
In the December number Of the "Ad-
juster,' a life insurance paper, is a
lengthy article on one of the Mutual
Life ms. Co.'S field men, J. NJ. Sterud
of Reno, Nevada. Mr.. Sterud is a
former BroOkings boy, and it is crafty
ing to Know that he is now at the head
of his company's affairs in that state.
His brother, G.. NJ, was with the same
company until 1913 when he left to
join a California colonization project.
Don't forget that Mary Pickford will
be at "The Fad" Monday and Tuesday
next week at the head of her w COM
pany in the play taken from the poem
Of the same name, LESS Than the
Dust" This is one of the highest
priced attractions in pictures today but
We will hold the price down to 25c for
adults and 15c for the kiddos. There
will be two full performances each
evening starting at 1870 and 9 p. m.
Arrange your schedules accordingly.
No seats reserved. The Fad.
At the recent meeting of the board
of directors of the Commercial Club
it was decided to employ a paid secre-
tary to look after the work Of the club,
the secretary to give practically his
whole time to the work. Chas. A. Gull
lick, the old secretary, was prevailed
upon to take the position and he has
assumed the work. Some time ago a
movement was under way to combine