The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-12-12
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Look for Mandeville'S ad.

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Below cost reduction on all trimmed
hats. Coles Department Store.
julie Rage at Hagen's Bakery Mon
day and Tuesday before Christmas.
Boys school shoes, $2.4S, $2.9S at
the Boot Shop. Gillespie & Rogers.
The most sensible craze ever pro-
duced-Victory Lockets. Mitchell, the
Jeweler.
The Baptist church will be open all
day Saturday to receive contributions
to the Missionary box.
The best and most complete assert
ment of typewriter ribbons can be
found at the Register office.
Girls school shoes, to size 2, ut
$27S; larger sizes, 1913, 1898, $4.98.
The Boot Shop. Gillespie & Rogers.
John d. Gill, NJ. F. Bunday and A.
B.. Peterson came down from Bruce
last Friday and attended the meeting
of the knights Templar in the even
ing.
Mrs. Andrew Tote of Elbon, is
spending a couple of weeks, visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. w. Dick, who live north Of
the junction.
From the Bruce Herald We learn
that Horace Kerr has cableG home
that he, Bert Tollefson, Albert Thomp-
son, and Frank Goodfellow are all
well in France, a fact that will be
good news to their many friends.
Chris Lynch departed the first of
the week for Long Beach, Calf, to
spend the winter. When asked by a
Register reporter who was going with
him he remarked me and my only
wife" Consequently we judge he will
have the time of his life.
The Bruce Herald says that Leon
ard Walters, who arrived home from
Camp Dodge on Sunday, December
LIST. is the first Bruce man - he dis
charged from the army. He left Tor
camp in July and has been at the
same camp all of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. P. Ashbaugh left
Tuesday morning for Elmore, Mimi,
where they will spend the holidays
visiting at the home of Mrs. Ash
baugh's parents. and with other rela.
tives. They did not expect to return
until after the first of the year.
Col. Van Laningham, formerly O.
Bruce, but o residing in Brookin2s
has an ad. in this issue Of the Regis
ter calling attention to the fact tina
he is an auctioneer of experience anc
solicits your business. He has a large
clientage in the north end Of the coun
ty.
Mrs. Rebecca Shea returned Frida,
from Blunt, where she has been visit
ing for the past three weeks with he
daughter. Mrs. Clyde Gunsalus. Sh'
came down to attend the election o
officers of the w. r. c. and will re
turn to Blunt on Wednesday, if he
son, Charles, continues to improve.
E. S. Hanson, proprietor of the Be
Hive, made a trip to M~oorehead las
week to attend the funeral of Mrs
Martin Anderson, wife of Rev. Andel
son, pastor of the Norwegian Luther
an church of that place. Mrs. Andel
son contracted pneumonia and die
within a few days. Mr.. Hanson re
turned home Friday.
The following extract from the Vo
ga Tribune tells of the tribulation
that have settled on the Horton fan
lily, and their many friends in Brool
ings certainly wish them a speedy re
covery to health: This issue of tn
Tribune is not as We would like
have it, but Ralph Is confined to hi
bed with an attack of influenza an
that means that everything has ha
to be cut short and several interes
ing items left out entirely. Amy
also sick with the disease. With tn
influenza in the family we do not dar
delay the publication of the paper !
order to get up more matter, as tn
other members of the family may b