The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-01-11

The "Vaculoss" carbon paper sold
at the Register office.
"Neolin" soled mems shoes, $3.4S at
Gillespie & Rogers, Footitters.
The big clothing sale will close Mon
day at the Columbia Clothing Co.
Save the ladies work and take your
Sunday dinner at the Cottage Hotel.
Good house for sale or rent. Conven.
lent location. Inquire at Farmers Ma
tional Bank.
John c. Hammer, Volga's leading
merchant, was a county seat visitor on
Friday of last week.
w. +. Roskie returned Wednesday
from Estelline where he finished some
painting and decorating work.
Ed. KenIey was over from Bushnell
the last of the week and while in the
city called on the Register.
Clarence Styer is home from the
Mexican border on a twenty days fur
Tough and is visiting relatives and
friends in the city.
Frank Sherwin returned from Mime
apolis Saturday where he purchased a
complete outfit of machinery and tools
for his new factory.
Sergeant Lane, of the Coast Artillery
Corps, is the new assistant to Capt.
Matson in the military department at
State College and has arrived to begin
his work.
Miss Ethyl Scarlet, who has been
s~tenographer for the Williams Land
Co, is now filling the position of sec
rotary in the Agronomy department at
State College.
julius Jacobson has taken a position
with the Columbia Clothing Co. and his
place at the Rising Sun Meat Market
is now being filled by Robt. Plumb who
went to work the past week.
Floyd Hewett, a former State Col
lege student, is one Of two students
from west of the Mississippi river who
have won a place on the glee club of
the University at Madison. Wis.
The third number of the Y. NJ. C.
A. Lecture Course will be given at the
college auditorium Tuesday evening,
January 16. The MacDermids So
prano and accOmpanist and composer
comprise this number.
Mrs. Chas. Martinson and daughter
Lorrain returned Tuesday evening
from Fort Dodge Iowa, where they
had been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Weaver. Mr.. Weaver accompanied
them here for a short visit.
Mrs. S. C. Cornell is expected home
the last of this week. She has been
visiting her son at st. Paul and friends
and relatives at other points in Mime
sofa the past six weeks. She also took
the mud baths for rheumatism at
Shakopee.
The goods held their annual promin-
dut az Tue tplitSt dlll'iy lhSt va
evening and dancing was a feature.
The ladies were dressed in diversified
costumes and the hall decorated with
college %pennants and banners. Light
refreshments We're served.
H.. B. Gillett writes from Lone
Beach, Cal, and says: we are nicely
located. are well and having a fine
time. There are a lot Of r '"kings
people in the immediate n,.7ibor-
hood. We are but two blocks from the
beach a. the weather is fine"
Theo. Reichmann and son August
were over from Grant Tuesday on mat
tiers he had before the court. In a
talk with the Register he stated that
he disposed of - eight months old
pigs Monday which brought him
$4,000. or an average Of $25.5S apiece.
The big New Years edition Of the
Morning Oregonian published at Port.
land, Oregon, contains an interesting
article from the pen of Il. Adams
butcher, assistant professor agricul.
tural chemistry Oregon Agricultural
College on the subject, ~"Chemistry 4
Big Factor In Industry"