The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-12-19


julie Rage at Hagen's Bakery Mon
day and Tuesday before Christmas.
Mrs. Helen Atwood Of Arlington
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
Chocolate Shop-Chocolates the bes'
there is, in California Redwood boxes
just right for mailing, at E. c. Nolan's
Drug Store.
Patrons of the Hotel Dyckman
Minneapolis, are assured a cordia4
welcome, uniform courtesy and the
best of service always"
Sergt. Phillip w. Hanson, who is
attached to the @. NJ. department al
Fort Leavenworth, Kans., is home on
a ten days furlough to spend the
Christmas vacation.
Sergt. Verne West, who was de
tailed as an instructor to the S. A. L
c.. at the state university at Vermil
lion, has been honorably discharged
and is home again.
The Light in the Clearing a story
from the author of Eben Holden,
master Of American fiction. A copy
right novel free to our readers in
weekly installments,
Miss Jean Noordhoof, who for sew
eral years has been a missionary in
Japan. visited with her friend, Mrs
f. E. Mcknight, Monday, leaving fol
the west Tuesday morning.
Mrs. d. II. Campbell came last
Thursday from her home at Roches.
ter. Mimi. and is visiting at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Leland Cornell
who has been quite i'll, and now Il
happily improving.
c. Bevan Cochrane returned Mon
day evening from training camp very
unexpectedly and surprised AS well as
pleased his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 0
ert Cochrane. He has gained twelve
pounds in the service and home
fine and dandy,
Word has been received by Mrs
Minnie Hartman that her sister, Mrs
John F. Moeller of Atchison, karsaS
became the mother of a fine boy on
last Saturday. Congratulations are II
order from the many friends OF Mrs
Moeller. formerly Miss Bessie Waters
The wefghmaster's office at the city
scales caught fire yesterday morning
and did a little damage to the roo
around the stove pipe hole. The aiaFli
blew and the fire truck responded, bu'
q few s~poonfuls of water was ufh
cient TO quell the raging blaze ne
CITY fire marshal should have his II
tention called to the stove pipe chlm
news on our municipal buildings, the9
might need cleaning out occasionally
] H.. Biggar leav s the last OF tht
week Cor Colyille. Wash, 10 be VIII
his son. VIII, during the Chflstma'
HOLIDAYS and then make a longer sl2S
before going to southern California tt
enend mart of the winter. he expect
that another son. Lieut.. George Big
gar. will be mustered out OF the ser
vice at Logan, Utah, and be with men
for Christmas. George is planning o
return to State College the carly par
of the coming year.
rho IT s Hospital detachment O
q sergeant and four men, VINO nave
been stationed at State College WIZ
the 6 A. r. c., received ORDERS u
move this week and on Tuesday even
inc left for Fort Meade, at Sturgis
They are a fine bunch OF young men
two of them being especially attehtlV'
and energetic with their work, and al
boya GAINED many friends in the city
~especially around til college campus
sergeant Palmer, III command oil th'
detail is a skillful nurse and a mn
non.com officer and in his work at tn
college army hospital under Capt
Nichols, has made a very creditaoi'
reputation and a host of friends
We don't care to need hospit
ais Or nurses, but if any more arm!
representatives of the medical corp
are to be sent here, we would be gla'
TO Gee these boys come back.