The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lakman and
children, spent Sunday visiting with
home folks at Elkton.
The best and most complete assort'
ment of typewriter ribbons can be
found at the Register office.
Mrs. G.. A. Young arrived Sunday
from her home at Lafayette, Ind. call
ed here by the death of her father,
Chas. Keith.
The Past Noble Grands association
will meet Tuesday afternoon, April 2nd
with Mrs. S. p. Luckinbill. Picnic lunch
served. Come and bring your rug rags.
John Risch of Elkton, was over on
Wednesday attending the Experiment
Association. While here he acquired
half a bushel of S. ID. 100 sweet clover
seed.
Geo. j. Johnson starts the first of
for the Monroe Drug Co, with the
states of North and South Dakota as
his district. The family will continue
to reside in B%rookings.
Inglis Sutherland, a School of Agri
culture graduate, who is farming II
Hamlin county, was here Wednesday
attending the Experiment Association
meeting. Mr.. Sutherland is county di
rector for the association in his county.
Mrs. Fay Atkinson, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
C. Sheldon, left Tuesday morning on
her way to their new home at Cole
Harbor, n. d. She will visit for a few
days with friends at Doland while en-
route.
The county treasurer wants you to
interest on your taxes Therefore, he
reminds you that at least one half
must be paid before April 1st. You
have until the last of next week to do
this in.
Joe Smith, a 1917 School Of Agricul-
ture graduate from Minnehaha county.
was here Wednesday and Thursday
renewing old acq%uaintances and attend.
ing commencement exercises. Mr..
Smith is president of the School of
Agriculture Alumni Association.
Annual inspection of the State Col
lege cadets was held on the campus
Monday afternoon. Lieut.. Col. j. V.
Heidi, inspector from the War Depart.
ment, being the inspecting officer. Col.
William Lassiter, the commandant, and
the battalion.
The Motor Inn, heretofore managed
and owned by c. A. Johnson & Son,
was sold on Saturday to w. c. Nissen
who owns garages at Watertown and
Aberdeen. Since the departure of AL
vim Johnson for the service, Mr.. John
son has been alone and feels compelled
to reduce his business. He will still
continue as agent for two makes Of
autos and will have his office and
salesroom in the building formerly oc-
cupied by The Toggery, on Williams
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Blocker, gradu
ates of the Palmer School of Chiro
practic, have taken the Offices vacated
last week by E. NJ. Christensen, in the
Trygstad building. Mr.. and Mrs. Bleck-
er have been practicing their prOfes
sion in North Dakota for W years
months past. Mrs. Blocker will re.
main at washington for about a week
and then they will become residents OF
our city. Mr.. Blocker will be in the
office for consultations on and after
next Monday.
A. j.. Vinegar of Beloit, Wis, ar
rived Friday evening for a weeks visit
with his parents, sister and brother.
Mr.. Vinegar has lived in Beloit for a
number of years and has become one
of the prominent men of that part of
the state. For years with the Fair
banks-Morse engine works, he after.
wards represented the district in the
state assembly and has since been in
the insurance business. He has volun.
teered for service in France as a gas
engine expert and is to report at Chi.
cago in about a week. He will leave
here tomorrow.