The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-02-14
See Adv, Phone SO, on page 8.

Kremer.
Louis Wexler arrived home Tues
day night from Minneapolis, for a
short stay.
A fine little son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wiley at the Deaconess
Hospital last Saturday.
Henry Borgwardt, of White. was in
the city last Friday and called to sub
scribe for the Register.
Mrs. Fred Ruman, of Bryant, arrived
in the city Friday evening for an ex-
tended visit with her friend, Mrs.
Alice Rowe.
Smileage Books are on sale at all
the banks in this city. If you have a
boy in the army buy one or more and
send to him to use.
Mrs. James Mackay, of Sioux City,
visited with her friend, Mrs. II. c.
her home on Friday evening.
Nels Christensen returned last Fri
day from Minneapolis where he at
tended the tractor show and inspect
ed the new farm helps in the way of
power machinery.
Mesdames Hove and Sterud. of
oslo township, were in the city this
week Investigating how a ladies aid
society of their community may be-
on, nffiltnTnl N~fth th, naI Hrn.o
work.
G.. a. Rensvold, who formerly prac-
ticed chriopractic here, is now at
Camp Stewart. and attached to the
medical corps of the 4th Infantry. He
likes the work and is getting along
nicely.
The Elkton Record says that the
Elkton orchestra played for the Col
lege Junior Cram" and all w want to
do is correct Bro. Pratt by saying that
it should have been Prom an abbre-
Walton for promenade.
Mrs. Hans Hanson, wife of Lieut..
II. Hanson. former Bookings lawyer,
has sold the mercantile business she
owned at Vienna and will go to Am
erican Lake, Wash, to be near her
husband.
Mrs. L. L. Sedan, chairman and
Mrs. Liebhart, treasurer, of the Bush
nell Red Cross branch were in the city
Tuesday attending to business at the
headquarters. They reported work pro-
crossing nicely,
Mrs. Shirley Doughty, chairman Of
the White Red Cross branch, was 4
city visitor Tuesday. The work at
White is bringing a grand response
from the ladies of that town, and the
branch feels encouraged.
Mrs. A. Z. Harding. Mrs. G.. J. John
son. +. NJ. Ellis, OF this city, and Geo.
Cotton, of Volga, were in Aurora Sun
day evening as speakers at a mass
meeting held in the interests of the
Sunday School and Red ross work of
the county.
A. B. Dalthorp, the Volga real estate
Ia and law maker, was a visitor in
the city Tuesday and yesterday. Nj.
DalthOrp always has so much business
to attend to when he visits Brookings
that his friends have a sufficient
visit with him.
Prof. r. F. Kerr announces that the
CyIi1no 90 RnnEc - on cola ~ tho
local banks. These can be used by
the men in the camps to pay their
way into the shows that will be put IN
by the Commission on Camp Activi-
ties. Buy some and send to the boy.
Miss Mabel Tinker returned last
week from her trip to the Pacific
coast. She reports that her father
and mother are enjoying themselves
and enjoying good health. All the old
Bookings people they saw while on
the coast are doing We'll and seem con
tented.
Charles Gilbert, of the Senior class,
at the State College, has been chosen
president of the Y. NJ. G. A. for the
remainder of the year and Clark John
son was chosen vice-president. These
offices were vacated by Leonard Fem,
who was elected business manager Of
the Collegian, and Glenn Hoon. who
accepted a county agency,
f. S. Stoltenberg, accompanied by
his sister, Miss Matilda, left Satur-
day evening for the Pacific coast and
will spend several weeks visiting in
different parts Of California. This is
a trip which they have beer PLANNING
to take for some time and the work at
college now makes it possible for NJ.
Stoltenberg to get relief from his du-
ties.
Word has been rec, iveo from Fred
w. CucKoW now living a. La Junta,
Colo, that he has undergone three
operations in seventeen days for APP