The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-10-10
Buy advertised goods. Always
the best. They have reputation
behind them. You get good
value for your money.
DR.. e. w. Forsee, Osteopath.

DR.. e. w. Forsee, Osteopath.
For sale, $50 choice Montana
two-year-old ewes. Frank Sherwin.
BroOkings.
If you want 2-colored typewriter
ribbons for your machine, call at the
Register Office.
VIM. Callahan has opened an office
on Main street with w. Fl. Walters.
Anybody having land they really want
to sell will do well to see him as he
has many Iowa people interested in
Brookings county.
The w. r. C. committee of the Red
Cross will serve the dinner at the
Tom Maher sale, October 29th, and
the proceeds will be another hc,p for
the boys who are fighting our battles.
Go to the Fair Grounds and get a
good dinner.
At the Tom Maher sale, to be held
at the pavilion at Brookings County
Fair Grounds on Oct. goth, a fine bull
donated by Mr.. Maher, will be sold
for the benefit of the Red Cross Am
bulance Fund, be sure and be there
and help boost the bull.
Miss Amy Ladd, who has been a di-
rector of physical training in Mis-
souri, and Chicago since leaving State
College, is making a visit at the home
of her parents in Argo township. She
is taking a rest before getting her
order to go to France in the war
work, and expects to be called to re-
port for duty and to sail in a very
short time.
Nels Christensen, who has been en-
ployed in the farm machinery business
with F. c. Fryee for a number of years.
is moving this week TO the F. r.. John
son farm, eight miles north and two
miles east. He takes with him a big
tractor and full supply of machinery
and will farm a half section. His
threshing outfit goes along to help find
work enough for him to do to keep
busy.
Isolde Menges, an English v~iolinist
of note, will appear at the college au-
ditorium with her $40, 1000 Stradivarius
Monday evening, October 81. She will
be accompanied at the piano by Eileen
Beattie, a talented artist from Aus
tralia. These musicians will enter
tain the school children in the after
noon free of charge. Miss Menges
gave her first recital at three and one
half years OF age at Brighton, Eng
land, where her father, George
Menges, taught violin for many years.
Musical America said that she is the
best feminine violinist by far dis
closed to New York.
Robert and w. NJ. Henry Of Volga,
have been called on lately to mourn
the death of their mother, Mrs. Hen
rietta Grace Henry, at Grants Pass,
Ore, on Monday of last week. Mrs.
Henry was one of the early settlers
in Brookings county, coming here with
her husband in 1878, and settling at
Oakwood Lake. Later the family
moved to Volga, in 1888, where Mr..
Henry died in 1889. Afterwards Mrs.
Henry lived at Dell Rapids and. or a
claim west of the Missouri river, and
since 1907 she has made her home
with her daughter, Louise, at the place
in Oregon where she passed away.
Many Of the older settlers will re-
member her with pleasure and kindly
feeling, as she was a woman Of genial
personality. The Register joins with
these other old friends in extending
sympathy to the children who are left
to mourn the passing of a dear moth
er and a noble woman.