The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-13
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era House, Nov. 81.
Just received car load of coke
Youmans Lumber Co.
T. o. Haugen returned yesterday
from business trip to st. Paul.
kiss Me Again. Frederick Bowers
Grand Opera House, Nov. 21st.
Have you paid your taxes? If not
you had better do it this week and
save the penalty.
Miss Louise Borsvold left Thursday
morning for Mankato to finish he,
course at the Commercial College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Anderson ol
Pierre, were among the visitors from
abroad who were here last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Paulson were
down from Castlewood Friday taking
part in the festivities of hobo day.
Next Tuesday evening, Nov. Is, nj
1880. occurs the regular meeting OF
the Eastern Star-Election Of officers
Elizabeth Griffin, Lawrence Whit
mer and Fritz Giese of Clark, were
visiting friends in the city Friday and
| taking in the big game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Watson mo-
tored over from Chamberlain last
Thursday to be present at the big
State College celebration.
| Duncan Lawrence, who played the
traps at the Pleasant Hour some
years ago, is with the Robbins com
pany at the Grand this week
Mrs. r. +. Leach Of Erwin, S. D..
has been visiting at the home of Mrs
! A. T. Vickerman for a few days. Mrs
| Leach is the mother Of Mrs. Wicker
man.
The turning off of the new lighting
system on Main street has been done
to conserve fuel Just how long we
will have to economic is rather un.
certain.
p. S. Vessey and daughter, Miss
Joy, Annabelle Nesseth, Emily Nc
Gill and Miss Ruth Titmarsh autoed
over to Flandreau Tuesday to witness
the football game.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Commercial Club which was to have
been held tomorrow, Friday evening,
has been postponed to next week,
Friday, November 81.
Clint and Bess, Brookings' old time
favorites, are playing to crowded
houses at the Grand and will be here
all week. They have splendid rep
ertoire and a good company.
Sunday was wet, foggy day and
ended up with a heavy downpour of
rain that lasted all through the night.
Snow fell on Monday and was accom-
panied by a strong west wind.
The new Red Cross nurse will talk
at the meeting Of the Civic League
on Friday at the Library at $3.50. 1t
is especially desired that all the mem
bers of the League and friends are
present.
The new Kendall building will be
ready for occupancy in about ten
days. The Moore Variety Store will
occupy the first floor and the w. L.
Paul and E. E. Mcknight families the
two suites above
Mrs. l. J. Bibby and children, after
trying for two days to reach Madison
by going the western route, returned
to Brookings Tuesday afternoon to
remain until train service could be
had going south.
Mrs c. E. West of Bruce was visit
ing at the L. c. Dewing home on Fri
day and remained several days the
guest of other friends. She was Joined
by her daughter, Elizabeth, who spent
Thursday in the city.
Mrs. |. B. Johnson and Mrs. John
Lunden entertained last Friday even
ing at the home of the former. There
were about thirty guests present and
choice refreshments were served. 1t
was in the nature of hobo party.
Mutual Benefit Service calls for first
consideration to all policyholders. No
matter how old your policy, you are
entitled to all the features now in poll
cies. If your policy was written during
the war your war clause is void, and
can be taken out. Any service you
want call or drop a card to Horace
NJ. Aver, District Agent.
Miss Grace Wynn Of the music de-
partment of State College announces
a special meeting Monday evening, be-
ginning at 1880 p. M, for the rehearsal
of the Messiah" Prof. Christensen
will direct the college orcehstra aug
mented by several of the leading local
musicians which will also accompany
the rehearsal for the first time. The
work on the Messiah" is progressing
nicely, and from all indications the
coming production will equal if not
surpass the renditions of previous
years.
The Mems Glee Club of State Col
lege will appear in concert Sunday
afternoon, November 16, at O'clock
at the college auditorium Miss Grace
Wynn, head of the voice department is
the director, Miss Marion Carlisle, IN
structor in piano, will be the accom-
panist. Miss Helen Dvorak, Instructor
in violin, and the college quartet con-
sisting Of Lawrence Olson, Clarence
Olson, Harold Stafford and Gerhart
Oyloe will be the assisting soloists.