The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-12-12
Local and Personal

julie Rage at Hagen's Bakery Mon
day and Tuesday before Christmas.
E. e. Montgomery returned Tues
day morning from a business visit tc
~Iroquois.
All kinds of Ball Brand rubbers and
overshoes at The Boot Shop. Gillespie
& Rogers.
E. G. Montgomery made a business
trip down to Pipestone county, Mimi.
yesterday.
If you want 2-colored typewriter
ribbons for your machine, call at The
Register office.
Miss Lauda Stermer left yesterday
morning for her home at White, &c
visit during the school vacation.
Patrons of the Hotel Dyckman
Minneapolis, are assured a cordial
welcome, uniform courtesy and the
best Of service always"
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark o.
Huron autoed down t Brookings yes
terday and visited at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Poole.
H. E. Stevens came up from the
Knappen farm in Minnesota Tuesday
on some business matters, returning
home yesterday morning.
Prof. c. F. Schlatter of State Col
lege, who has been i'll with the "fu,'
went to his old home at Pulaski, Ia.
last week to recuperate until after the
holidays.
R. P. Pavlecka of st. Paul, one OF
the architects of the new First Ma
tional Bank building, was in the city
Tuesday, returning home yesterday
morning.
Jay Conklin, a son of w. H. Conk
lin, arrived in the city the first o.
the week from his home in Mime
apolis to be with his father and assist
him if possible.
Miss Ruth Miller, a former high
school teacher of Brookings, is acting
as an assistant in the Commercial
department at State College. durins
the absence of Prof. Schlattef.
Mrs. Johanna Mortensen Of Eureka
township, visited this week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Rishoi
She left Tuesday morning for Lake
Benton, Mimi, to make a visit witt
Mr.. Rishoi's sister.
Mrs. Mary Magistad, one of the ole
residents Of Volga, came over Tues
day morning and will spend the win
ter in Brookings with her daughter
Mrs. NJ. B. Aldrich. Mrs. Magistat
has many friends here who will b.
glad of her extended visit among Us
T. c. Aiken, county chairman OF TIL
w. S. S. campaign, asks us to urge al
who pledged themselves to taxi
stamps to stand firm and do their full
best to bring the county up to it
usual standard of excellence in WI
work. If we make good, the count.
will be up toward the top in the list
The preliminary examination of "
H. Conklin, on the charge Of assault
with a deadly weapon with intent t
kill. was held before Justice Shar
Tuesday, a change of m being TAX
en- from Justice Simkins. Examir
alton was waived and the defendan
held to the next term of the Circuit
court in $4,000. 90 bonds. Olaf Elder
appeared as attorney for Mr.. Conklir
and up to noon today no bonds ha
been secured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Engelson a.
!, rived Monday evening from their HON
, at Midway, N. D., and Mrs. Engleso
will remain here visiting until afte
the holidays. Mr.. Engelson left We:
, terday on his return home, a sale G
: his merchandise business demandin
| his immediate return. Being engage
in farming and stock raising he ma
, decided to retire from mercantile pu'
t suits and give all his time to the oil
5 er interests. Mr.. Engelson is lookin
l fine and says that he is doing as we
). as he looks. This will be good new
to all of their many friends.