The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-01-24

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Get Oyloe to frame your pictures.
If il is e~lectrical-we have it. Hey
mer Electric Shop.
You will capitalize in the future on
your publicity Of today.
Any odd jobs done quickly and eff
fciently by Boy Scouts. Call or write
Neal Tiff, Phone Lc50.
Work wanted. Odd jobs done by
Boy Scouts out of school hours. Call
or write Neal Tiff, Phone L-5O.
X. i. Bruner is the new operator at
the depot, taking the place Of a sub
stitute operator who has returned to
work at Parker.
The College Orchestra went to Tyler
Sunday morning and gave a concert
there in the afternoon, returning on
the night train.
Mrs. Carl Dakin and little son. left
Sunday morning for De Smet to spend
a week or more at the home of her
brother, w. j. Nancy.
Mrs. Arthur Tolliver and baby left
Friday morning for Balaton, MINI,
where she will make her home for the
present with her folks.
r. r. Hall, linotype operator for The
Register, left Sunday evening for a
business visit of several weeks to his
home at Louisiana. Mo.
The Rev. B. A. Benson VENT to Volga
Tuesday to assist the congregational
meeting Of the Lutheran church in
their selection of a pastor.
Mrs. II. c. Olson, Mrs. Andrew Burs-
void and Miss Johanna Olson returned
Saturday evening from Chicago, where
they were called to attend the funeral
of a neal relative.
O. O. Graves left Tuesday evening
for Chicago, where he will Join the
other managers of the Olson System
stores, in purchasing for the coming
fall season. He Will return some time
next week.
Delightful to the eye and enhancing
to the ear are the song numbers of
Mutt aid Jeff's Divorce, the new Bud
Fisher comic cartoon, musical comedy
to be seen here at the Grand on Mon
day evening, January 28th.
Mrs. II. NJ. Harden arrived Friday
evening from home near Lane, and
visited until Sunday evening with her
sister. Mrs. G.. F. Thayer. From here
she went to make a short visit with
her brother, Q. A. Loveland. at Elkton.
Quite a number of Brookings farm
ers were in attendance at the big
cattle auction at the Mitchell stock
pavalion last week. they all returned
home Friday maorning. p. O. Kennard
paid $3.50 for a fine bull and the sheep
sold by II. G.. Skinner went for $40 per
head.
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Paul returned
Saturday evening from Rochester,
where they went to consult the ply
sicians of the Mayo clinic regarding
Mrs. Paul's health. The doctors seem
to think that they can give her medi-
cal treatment that will obviate the
necessity of an operation and during
the mex two months she will be under
their care here at home. Her many
friends will rejoice with her in the
hopeful news and trust that she will
regain her health under this treat
ment.
Mutt and Jeff's Divorce" which
comes to the Grand on Monday evening
next is hailed as the banner laugh
show of the year. Everyone who has
reveled in the stage antics of the duo
since they made their first bow before
the footlights, knows how e~xcruciating-
ly amusing they can be. It's a divorce
that gets them going this time. Mrs.
Mutt and Mrs. JEFF are the pursuers,
and a demure doll face heiress en-
trusted to Mutt and JEFF for guardian.
ship cause the mixup. They are to get