The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-03-14
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Tom Wilson of Volsa, was over Mon
day attending to business matters.
Mrs. Edw. Mongeau returned home
last week from a visit with friends and
relatives in the east.
Tell your friends about that great
story to start in the Register next
week, Nan of Music Mountain"
John A. Alexander went to Elkton
Monday on business connected with
the firm Of Hall, Alexander & Purdy.
Subscribe for the Register now so
that you won't miss any chapters Of
that great story, Man of Music Noun
tain"
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The Registers weekly War Sum
mary" is alone worth the price of the
paper. Subscribe now, things are get
ting interesting.
J. II. Halstead who recently pur-
Diary township, was in the city Monday
and called to secure the Register for
his family reading.
Alfred Bruflat, a brakeman on the
c. q n. w. Ry.. has been transferred
to Brookings and will run between
here and Watertown He has rented
the Glass house on Front street and
will move his family here at once.
Peter Skrede, who has beer employ
over a year. left Monday to work at his
trade in Minneapolis. He was accom-
panied by his wife. He was a fine
workman and made friends among the
trade here.
Last Saturday morning we had the
unusual phenomena of several severe
crashes of thunder and vivid flashes
of lightning during a blizzard. 1t oc-
cured about six o'clock and those who
were awake had the pleasure of a
thunder storm and snow storm at the
same time.
Right from the battle front. The Reg
lister is adding to its features this
week the copyrighted letters of Harry
lines in France. They are going to be
mighty interesting. Read the one ap-
p~earing on the first page of the Regis
ter. Tell your friends to subscribe
now so that they may lot miss any.
: Lieut.. j. Bland Catlett left last week
for Fort Sill, Okla, and has been as
signed to the 14th Field Artillery sta
toned there. Bland is one of the
Brookings boys who has made a fine
record in his work for a commission
and we have every reason to expect
that he will maintain the traditions Of
the city in his service in the regular
army.
Professor c. Larsen of State College
has been appointed chairman Of the
South Dakota dairy committee by c.
\. Herreid, federal food administrator
for this state. The other members of
the committee are F. j. Herrick of
Mitchell and Fred J. Hansen of Aber-
deem. This committee is a branch of
the food administration and will work
for the benefit of the dairy interests
of the state.
John NJ. Stortz, who recently pur-
chased the old Collier farm northwest
of the city, arrived with his family last
week and are busy locating themselves
in their new home. They are from
Kingsley, Iowa, and preceded their
coming to Brookings county by sub
scribing for this paper. The Register
extends them a hearty welcome and
trusts that their residence here will
be both pleasant and profitable.
l.. j.. Kendall has received word
from a couple of former station oper-
ators here who are now in the service.
Ned Sites, who is now a radio oper-