The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-03-21

tween trains.
l.. w. Cooke, the Waterfowl music
store man, was a visitor in the city on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. J. l.. Colgrove went TO Elktcn
yesterday for q visit with her brother,
@. a. Loveland and his family.
Westport, a little village north Of
Aberdeen, raised $3.50 and Aurora
$1,000 for the Red Cross. What will
We do Saturday?
c. c. Erie is home for about a weeks
visit with his family. He Will return
next week to his travelling work for
the Cobel Mail Banking System.
The executive committee Of the
Third Liberty Loan for Brookines
county are in session this afternoon
at the assembly room in the city hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Paige and chill
dren of Hetland, came down yesterday
morning for a visit with Mrs. Paige's
mother, Mrs. Rufus Ames, and on bust
ness.
F. NJ. Story of Arlington, was a bust
ness visitor in the city on Tuesday.
Frank seems 10 like our city so well
that We suggest he move down and be-
come n Of us.
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Keck of Dead.
wood, have been spending several
days visiting with Mr.. Keck's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Keck. They leave
this evening for their home.
Edmund Hillestad, president of the
First National Bank of Volga, was a
welcome visitor to Bookings on Tues
day. He was attending TO business
matters and making some short visits
with friends.
Garden making is now a thing that
is engrossing the minds Of many.
There are many fine books in the Pub
lie Library that will help you along
all lines of this work and they are
there for your use. Use them.
Mrs. c. II. Blakely left Saturday
morning for the home of her parents
at ~Pleasanton, Iowa, TO assist in the
care Of two OF her sisters who are III.
She will later join Mr.. Blakely, at
White River, as soon as her presence
at her old home is not needed.
Mrs. j. l.. Colgrove has returned
home from spending the winter visit
ing her two daughters, one in Wash
i%ngton, d. c., and one in S%wanville,
MINI. She states that they and their
families are all well and that for a
place Of residence she prefers the
west far better than the national CAPT
tai.
Miss Ruth Sabin, superintendent OF
schools for Charles Mix county, was
a visitor in the city from Saturday &c
Tuesday evening, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. F. f. Brown. Miss Sabin il
one of the very efficient school exc
c~utives of the state and is making heI
work in Charles Mix county very favor
ably known all over the state.
We expected to start that great sto
ry. Nan of Music Mountain" this
week but owing TO the crowded condi
ton OF the Registers columns were
obliged to leave it out or print more
pages which we didn't have the time
10 do without being late. II present
conditions keep up we may ultimately
be obliged to 20 to sixteen pages week
ly.
The Register is in receipt of a copy
Of the Grand Junction, Colo, Journal
containing an account Of the funera'
Of Chas. Chesser. ]. w. Chesser anC
family formerly lived on Third street
near Medary avenue and a few year.
ago moved west. The funeral was
military one as Charles died in the
service of his country, though whethel
at camp or on the other side, the pc
per does not say.
NtlS l(uue ItluIltu fIIudg IlDII 'A
national convention Of the ProhibitioI
party at Chicago. Mr.. Rude was one %
those who did not agree 10 the merge
into the so-called National Party. Ill
reason being the same as that of man.
others, who did not want to see IT,
object Of their party made a %secondar,
matter and have themselves pledge
TO all kinds Of other ideas Of whic'
: they had never heretofore taken an,
recognition.
Oh, for some softening influences r
; smooth the hardened hubs. some KIN
expressions to dispel these furrows Q
care. Let the bright sunshine bear
2 in through the window, be seated j
the warmth of its glare. Cast GU
2 those feelings Of discord, tear "
from the ruins, dispair; u lives VI
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