The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-11-07

Car load of bulk apples at the
Economy Grocery.
The Fad opens, big show, nsxt
Monday night. First show to begin
at 1880.
Girls English Shoes, black or tan,
$4.9S. Sizes PA to s. Gillespie g.
Rogers.
over from Hendricks, Mimi, on Fri
day and called to subscribe for the
Register.
Chocolate Shop-chocolates packed
in genuine California Red Wood boxes
just the thing for Xmas gifts. Leave
your orders with us. Z. c. Nolan,
Drugs.
James Isom, who conducted a res
taurant in the Allison building, has
sold out to d. Sharp and will move to
Huron as a more central location for
a railroad man.
John Alton, Jr., is home from VOL
sey where he has been employed in
a lumber yard for some months. He
will probably enter the s. A. T. c.
if the conditions permit.
Mrs. Mop. Hayter and little son, &C
companied Miss May Stearns on her
return from Artesian yesterday. They
will make a visit at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. l.. Stearns, parents of Mrs.
Hayter.
Miss Rachael Sheldon is in the EN-
ploy of the government and serving
the public at the general delivery win
dow in the postofice. Miss Swift has
been placed in the money-order de-
partment.
The Fad Theater is being cleaned
and painted this week in readiness for
the opening again. Mr.. Cornell is
having the lobby frightened and 9th
erwise made more attractive for his
many patrons.
You can get a fine golden oak din
ing room set, or a new Hoosier kitch-
en-cabinet at your own price at the
Button & Otradovec sale Wednesday,
Nov. 18th, ten blocks east of Ken
dall's Drug Store.
Tuesday morning a bouncing boy
arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Johnson, with the evident in
tentiOn of making it his home. He is
very welcome to the parents, as well
as a large circle of newly found
friends.
Chas. p. Shaman, an agent for the
Delco Light, is canvassing the coun-
ty to sell the apparatus to the farm
ers. 1t is an admirable appliance for
the farm and has numerous uses to
save work and money. See his adv.
in this issue and call on him for in
formation.
Gaylord Hanson left the last of the
week for Fort Crook, Nebr., going by
way Of Sioux Falls, which has been
his home for several years. He is in
the supply company at the aviation
camp there and likes his army job
quite well. His former occupation in
the clothing business fitted him for
the duties.
Miss Eta Danielson, a former teach
err in our high school, contracted in
fuenZa at Lead, while acting as a vol
unteer nurse, and gave up her life as
a sacrifice. She was the first teach
er to offer her services and two 9th
ers who followed her example are
dangerously i'll. Her home was at
Red Wing, Mimi, and the body was
taken there for burial. The many
friends she made while in Brookings
will be shocked to learn this sad ter
mination of a bright and useful life.
A letter from Mrs. c. N. Mills asking
that the Register be sent to her at
Highland, Kans., where she is teacher
OF English and History in their high
school, has been received at this. Of
fee. Prof. Mills is in camp near
Louisville, KY, and expects to finish
and be commissioned on December 1st.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mills will be glad to know that they
are both successful in their war ac-
tivities," and when time brings them
back to Brookings they will be well
coined with pleasure and admiration
for their patriotic endeavors.