The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-02-07

INA you can phone 81.
DR. b. II Sayre. local veterinarian.
Read the notice in regard to han
ding fire calls,
Try McCarrs high test Manhattan
gas by the gallon or barrel.
ED. Barrett. Of Elkton, was a plea
SAINT caller at this office last Saturday,
during which time he renewed his sub
4cription to the paper.
Martin J. Oien, of Hendricks. MINI.
was in B~rookings last Saturday and
made it a point 20 subscribe for the
Register before starting for home.
The patrons of Jack Vrencgor's bar
Der shop VIII learn with pleasure of
The return of John Gednalski to his
old position. John is not only a good
shaver but a pleasant man to have
around the shop.
Jack Vrencgor is again at his bar
Der shop engaged in handling the ra-
zor. after having successfully battle1
with an attack of small poX. Jack looks
just as good as ever. and has not lost
his cheerful disposition.
Henry A. Olson, who has been visit
ing relatives here for a couple of
months, left Saturday for his home in
Saskatchewan, Canada. He went by
way of Candy. MINI, to pay a short
visit at the home of his uncle.
VIII Schaffer, the affable clerk in
the Jarvis hardware store, returned
Friday morning from Minneapolis
where he spent several days vacation.
He was accompanied on the trip by
". w. Webb, the station agent at
Aurora.
The clerk of courts has issued mar
riage licenses to the following per
sons since last week. Julian Thors-
ness. Sinai, and Ida Erickson, Airing
ton. r. O. Johnson and Ada Birdie
Davis. city. Edward T. Pogue and Eva
Estella Jones, city.
Four families in Argo township fur
niehed the pupils at school No. SO, who
were neither absent 0 tardy during
January. Thelma and Bonnie Vincent,
Christa. Robert, Hans and Isabel
Green, Walter and opal Head, Martin
Freida, Albert, Elmer and Ada Mich
eel were the only honor pupils. Miss
Mary +. Blakely, of Brookings. is the
teacher.
The Brookings Cafe. now owned by
John c. Alexander, has come out for
the observation Of the food regulations
as laid down by Herbert Hoover. No
tees are posted on the walls giving
the days which will be observed as to
regulation of food and this stand for
the conservation of our resources is an
indication that Mr.. Alexander be
lieves in carrying his patriotism into
his business.
The Register is in receipt of a very
fine edition of the Business Bulletin
issued by the MinOt, n. d, Association
of Commerce. of which w. T.. HOlbier
is the secretary. This number is q
special edition boosting the coal min
ing industries in North Dakota and is
a work of art. as we'll as being a splen
did presentation of the claims Of the
state as a coal producing section. Mr.
Holbien is entitled to much credit fol
this fine edition.
Jack Wilson, formerly of this city
and lately of Miller, accompanied by
his wife, was a passenger on the trair
last Friday evening on their way t.
Washington, d. c., where Mr.. Wilson
goes in response to the Offer of hi
services to the government. He doe
not know just what position he viii
occupy, but is ready to do any service
that the government deems him abb
to render. Mrs. Wilson will visit witt
her folks in the east during Mr.. VII
sons employment with the govern
ment.