The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-05-24

The Register CLASSIFIED columns sell
live stock. Ask Geo. w. Fem.
The Register classified columns sell
eggs and blooded poultry. Ask Geo. A.
Starring.
Childrens white canvas shoes CSC.
Misses, s1.1S; ladies $1.9S. Gillespie &
Rogers, Footfitters.
Attend Advertising Sale of ST. Paul's
Guild. Old Jarvis Corner, Friday, June
LIST. Newest Idea, Novel Plan, All new
goods.
Insurance adjusters have been at
work on the high school and Kendall
building fires and will complete their
work this week.
The annual election of the school
district will occur on Tuesday June
10Th. One member of the school board
to succeed DR.. Z. c. Miller is to be
elected.
Mrs. Rufus Ames and Mrs. Lavina
Ames. went to Lakeview, Iowa, the
first part of the week, and will spend
several weeks visiting a sister of the
elder Mrs. Ames.
Reginald Sherwood and E. r. Series
have rented r. M%atheny's residence
on the corner of 9Th and Medary and
have been at work the past few days
preparing it ready for moving in.
Hattie Lanphier was in Monteviedo,
Mimi, a couple of days last week visit
ing her sister and looking after some
matters in regard to her work for
next year as she will teach in the
schools there next year.
G. H. Henry, state fire marshal, has
been in the city a few days Investigate
ing our late fires. His conclusions are
that we have some old fashioned cleo
trio wiring that needs replacing in or
der to provide for safety.
r. A. Larson went to Lacrosse. Wis,
last Sunday morning, called there to
attend the funeral of his mother, who
passed away at the age of seventy
FIVE. She had been i'll all winter and
her passing was no surprise. Mr.. Lar
son returned Tuesday morning.
J. Carl Bierschienk. of Vinton, Iowa,
who owns a valuable farm in the
county southeast of the city, has been
here the past week looking after his
interests. He made us a pleasant call
and as the Register visits him weekly
at his home, he is well posted on
Bookings affairs.
The w. C. T. U. desire to express
through the Register their thanks to
the doctors and nurses, and all others,
who SO s%plendidly assisted in the
Baby Week programs. The undertak-
ing was a success in every way, and
many expressed the wish that it be
carried out again next year.
w. H. Cornell, of Hot Springs, came
from the west last Friday and is
spending several days in the city look.
Ing dllcl DlS pIOpcIly III dutlClpdIiou
of the return of himself and Mrs. Cor
nell to Brookings, soon after the first
of July. 1t is very probable that they
will build a residence on their lot next
west of the new Baptist church.
The delegates from the various
branches of Oddfellowship, who at
tended the grand lodges at Yankton,
have all returned home. C. E. Palmer,
of this city. was advanced to the posi-
ton of Grand Marshal of the Grand
lodge. The officers elected were.
Henry Robertson. Of Dell Rapids,
grand master; w. A. Heron, of Gus
ter. deputy G. m; ]. w. Gibson, of Sa-
lem, grand warden; H. J. Rice, of
Huron, grand secretary for the twenty
fourth year; and G.. w. Snow, of
Springfield, grand treasurer for the
t~wenty-ifth year.
Ladies oxfords and pumps, $1.98 and
$2.98. Gillespie & Rogers, Footftters.