The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-03-15
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Paul Davis was down from Client,
Mimi, and spent Sunday with his par
ents.
An eight pound girl arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Davis
Tuesday morning.
Geo. A. Starring left last evening for
Huron to attend the state meeting of
county fair associations.
G. H. Koerper has arrived from Har-
risburg, and is getting settled on his
farm in Trenton township.
Miss McGregor, one Of the teachers
in the high school at volga, spent Sat
urday i nthe city the guest Of her
brother.
J. F. Brooke left last evening for
Huron to attend the state meeting of
county fairs of which organization he
is state secretary.
ShOot-the-Shoots. Take a ride down
the ~slide-see the side shows at the
old chapel after the main performance
in the college auditorium March %.
Naughty Rebecca's on her way to
Bookings. She's to be here only for
one night at the Grand Opera House
so be prepared for the laughs of your
lives.
The Commercial Club look in one
new member at the board meeting
Monday evening. 1t needs one more
member to make the membership an
even 200.
The railroad commissioners are ex-
pected here on April 2nd to conduct
a hearing on disputes owe service be-
tween the rural telephone company
and the patrons along the lines.
Miss Hattie Young, who has been the
guest of friends in Brookings for some
time and thoroughly enjoying the oc-
c%asion, has gone to Arcadia, Wis,
where she will visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. ~Bohrnstadt, former Brookings
residents.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Freeman, who has for a
year past been visiting with her son,
f. H. Mitchell, and family, will leave
in a few days for Austin, Mimi, for an
extended stay with her son, l.. j. Nit
chell OF that place, and president of the
Austin National Bank.
If it's laughter you want, with no
perpleXing sex problems or others to
solve, you'll be cheating yourself if
you miss giving Naughty Rebecca the
up and down. Naughty Rebecca will
be the attraction at the Grand Opera
House on Tuesday, March 20.
Regular meeting of the O.. e. s..
next Tuesday evening, March goth.
Hard times social. The Blue Lodge
members are invited together with
their wives. All are expected to ap-
pear in "hard times costumes. Come
out and enjoy the occasion.
Miss Stella Julian of the city teach
ing corps was sick several days last
week with a severe cold and unable to
do her work. There has been quite a
little sickness among the teachers and
pupils housed in the old church on ac-
count of the poor heating facilities.
John Nolan has moved his family in
to their new residence Monday, and his
friends say that it will be well for his
farmer acquaintance to present their
card when calling at his house. How
ever this may be he has a fine new
home which was just completed last
week.
The combined depOcits of the three
banks in Bookings are $3,515, 950.43.
This is taken from the sworn state
ments of the three banks made on the
call for statements March 9Th. Again
Brookings challenges any other city in
the state with the same population to
make as good a showing.
Sam Hewitt and family, of Frank
lin Grove, ILL.,, have moved here and
now occupy the old Matt Thayer farm
four miles northeast Of the city which
he purchased four years ago. Mr..
Hewitt came out a week or two ago
with his personal property and the
family arrived Tuesday evening.
The Bookings county fair will be
held this year n week before the
state fair at Huron, and it is not too
early to commence to plan for a county
exhibit at the state fair. The county
commissioners undoubtedly will make
an appropriation for this purpose at
their April meeting, and the best ex-
hibits could then be gathered at the
county fair and sent on to the state
fair as a county exhibit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Cornell and
baby have been spending a few days
this week at the home of Mrs. Cornell
mother, Mrs. Emma Campbell. Mr.. Cor
nell was manager of a lighting plant at