The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-02-28


Beans for sale at wholesale prices by
Frank Sherwin.
Mems Shoes. $3.4S. $S.9S. $4.4S, $4.9s
Gillespie & Rogers, Footfitters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Severson, &C.
c~ompanied by their little son, were W
from Aurora on Sunday visiting rela
tives.
Jack and the Beanstalk," great
eight reel production for young and
old. Pleasant Hour Friday n Sat.
urday.
Father Cafferky, of Elkton. was a
visitor over last night with Father
f. X. Dooley. returning home this
morning.
Thursday, March 14th, is the next
Brookings date of DR.. Frudenfeld. the
Madison eye. ear, nose and throat
specialist.
=. h. Nuber, of Estclline, has been
visiting his old friend. l.. II. Billick,
several days this week and returned
home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Z. Sedan, accom-
panied by their daughters. were sun
day visitors from their home at Bush
nell, at the residence of G. a. Star
ring.
Miss Arlene Zieeler came up from
Den Rapids, where She is teaching in
the high school and spent parts OF
Saturday and Sunday with her mother
and family.
Mrs. Albert d shepard arrived this
morning from Omaha. Nebr, where
sine has been visiting her parents, and
Joined her husband in attendance on
the funeral of his father.
L. II. Bllick has been enjoying a Wis.
it of a week from an old friend that he
had not seen in some time. Glenn
Busine, of Webster City, Iowa, dropped
in on him last week and stayed until
yesterday, when he left for his home
The clekr of courts has issued mar
ria2c licenses to the following parties
Herman T~scharkc and Agnes Hahn
of Elkton, Albert Hillcstad and Edna
b. Smith, Of Brookines, and Dewey b
Dokken. city and Marie ~I}orson, Sioux
City.
Miss Halle Hyde left sunday even
ing for Idaho, to resume her work With
the State University. She had a years
leave of absence, but the needs of the
work necessitated her return to help
round up the year. labor. She expect
ed to join Misses Kelly and Erwin at
Boise, but may 30 to Moscow.
Prof. J. W. Wilson while at the
Shorthorn show at Chicago purchased
fer the college herd the grand cham
pion bull of the show. VILLAGE Clipper.
bred at Malvern, Ia. The price paid
was $4,500.00 and the experts I'll claim
that the purchase of the annual for
our college means much for the cattle
industry in the state.
\ good program Of classical and
popular music at the College AuditOri
um Friday evening, March the Sth,
at Sis o'clock. Don't fail to hear this
program for it Will be Well worth I'll,
time and money spent, which is only
z % cents. The College Orchestra has
been working hard and if you appre-
ciate good music, help the Orchestra
by attending their annual concert.
f.. +. Sedan. who was for some time
in the mercantile business at Bushnell
and recently sold out to n. A. Hanson,
has moved his family to the city ana
has rented the Baptist parsonage on
Williams street. Mr.. Sedan is a bro
Their in law Of Geo. a. Starring and has
a great many friends in the city that
he has already made. Mrs. Sedan has
been one Of the hardest Red Gross
workers in Bushnell having been chair
man of the branch. The family viii
be an acquisition to the city and W
welcome them among us.
Warner Coleman who is one of our
soldier boys in the 341st f. A, 1t
Camp Funston, was called home tn
last of the week on account Of lines