The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-11-22
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DR.. j. r. Jackson. Osteopath
Children's Hose, 19c. Gillespie 4
Rogers, Footftters.
Charlie Chaplin in police in two
reels, at Pleasant Hour, Friday. Nol.
23rd.
Rev. DR.. Harlan, president OF Sioux
Falls college, was a visitor in the city
yesterday.
Clara Bishman went TO Minneapolis
Friday night to remain with a sister
for several weeks.
For Sale, Garland Hard Coal
Heater, nearly new. Mrs. b. Jacob
son, 70S Third street.
Mrs. F. A. Brown left yesterday
morning for a visit of a couple of
weeks with friends at Des Moines,
Iowa.
F. A. Warren and A. d. Simmons
were two of the prominent Flandreau
people who attended the football game
last Friday.
Chas. Martinson returned from Chi
cago Tuesday evening, where he had
been with several carloads Of chick
ems for the Brookings Produce Co.
Mrs. w. H. Lowell, who has beer
at the bedside of a very sick sister
in Iowa for some weeks. returned to
her home in the city Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Helen Gamble, of Aberdeen,
spent yesterday in the city, a guest of
Mrs. A. S. Harding, inspecting the
work being done by the Red Cross
chapter.
A card from James Natesta says
that he has safely arrived in Los
Angeles, after experiencing some very
bad roads on the way out. The wealth
er there is dry and sultry.
Coach Ewing and his assistant,
Chas. Rowe, were passengers to
Minneapolis last Friday night and took
in the big Minnesota-Chicago football
game at the U. of NJ. on Saturday.
G.. r. Miner has resigned from the
local draft board and his place has
been filed by the governor, Sheriff
F.. S. Miner being appointed to the
vacancy and also chairman of the
board.
l.. b. Violence, Of the Chester Jour
nal and r. B. Roney a druggist of
Chester, We're visitors in Bookings
Hobo Day" Mr.. Roney was a grad
uate of the pharmaceutical department
of the State college in 'O7.
Mrs. d. H. Campbell nov living in
Rochester, Mimi, arrived last Thurs
day evening for a visit with hey
daughter, Mrs. E. F. McCarl. Her
many friends here welcome the
chance of seeing her again.
Mrs. c. O. Quail returned home last
Thursday evening from Rochester.
operation at the hands of the Drs.
Mayo. She is fast improving and will
soon be around among her friends as
usual.
Saturday matinee at the Fad will
be for the benefit of a fund to provide
moving pictures for the Soldiers
Home at Hot Springs. The ". r. c
are conducting this fund raising and
will have a program of special fea
lures at the matinee.
Mrs. f. A. Waltz left last evening
for Pomona, Calf, to spend the via
ter with her daughter, Mrs. +. b
Jerde. Her son, Ralph. is located n
Los Angeles and Mrs, Waltz will b.
pleasantly situated until spring call
her back to South Dakota.
The board Of education has ap
pointed J. J. Connolly, night chief @
police, as truant officer. Mr.. Conner
ly already has taken an active inter
est in the duties that go with the OF
flee and several parents are busy eX
planning why their boys are not AT
lbIlulIlS SCIlOuI dtNOI0IAS w Nh' - y
w. NJ. Cheever left Tuesday ever
ing for Omaha to attend a meeting Q
the directors of the King of Trails
At this meeting the matter OF Wheth
er the trail runs north through Soutl
Dakota or Minnesota will be decided
From Omaha Mr.. Cheever viii go I
Leon, Iowa, on business %connecte'
with his law firm.
Geo. H Crawford viii sell his entlr
herd of straight Scotch and Scooter
topped Shorthorn cattle at the Fai
Grounds pavilion, or Wednesday, NOV
28-the day before Thanksgiving
Everything guaranteed free from II
b%erculosis. This is the best bred her
in the county. He will also sell a fe'
Poland China brood sows.
Howard w. Simpson, superintei
dent of the State Deaf-Mute scho'