The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-03-06
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and Saturday, March 9TH and 9th, at
the Fad.
Patrons of the Hotel Dyckman,
Minneapolis, are assured a cordial
welcome, uniform courtesy and the
best of service always"
Trombone and trumpet duet by Miss
Saltmarsh and Mr.. Pickett, S. D. S. q.
Military Band concert, college audi
forum, March 18th, 1919. Admission
soc.
Mrs. +. S. Hanson returned Satur-
day evening from Rochester, Mimi,
where she has beer for the past week
visiting her sister, who is in the hos.
pital there.
Hear Miss Wynn, the popular So
prano ~soloist, with the S. d. S. c. Mil
itary Band in concert Tuesday even
ing, March 18th, 1919. College audi
forum. Admission soc.
H. G.. DeWalt returned Saturday
from eastern Minnesota where he has
been for several weeks at the home
Of his son, F A. DeWalt, the whole
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A. DeWalt was very i'll for some time
but is now improving. While away
Mr.. DeWalt made a business visit to
northern Minnesota and a brief stay
in the Twin Cities.
Allison Beuhre arrived home last
week from overseas and was dis
charged at Camp Dodge, coming at
once to ~BrOokings to join his father,
brother and sister. He was in seven
different outfits" after landing in
France with the 147th F. A. and saw
a lot of experience, but escaped with
out a hurt. Being transferred to the
heavy artillery is what brought him
home sooner than the rest. He is
looking we'll and fit.
The following item taken from the
Arlington Sun will be of interest to
the many BroOkings friends of Mrs.
Atwood's mother, Mrs. James H. Shep-
ard, as well as to her own friends:
Mrs. Geo. B.. Atwood returned last
week from an eight weeks visit with
her mother and two brothers, living
in Allentown, Pennsylvania and New
Brunswick, n. j.. She also visited in
New York and Philadelphia and a
number of other places of historical
interest. On her way home she STOP
ped at Buffalo and Niagara Falls,
Lansing, Mich, and Chicago. She re-
ports a most delightful trip.
Elmer Steen was home during the
past week for a few days, having a
furlough from his company at Fort
Douglas, Salt Lake, Utah. He is a
member of the third company of the
Disciplinary Barracks Guard, a branch
of the service which guards the alien
prisoners who are interned. He states
that Fred Stoltenberg, formerly for
list at the State College, is still con-
fined there and is well aid fat. not
wi~thstanding all reports that have
been circulated at divers times about
what had become of him. Elmer will
return to the fort this week unless
he gets an extension of his leave.
Paul Davis was home the last Of
the week, visiting with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Davis, and his
brother, Harold. He has been dis
charged from the service and left
Sunday evening for Tracy, Mimi,
where he takes the position of super
%intendent of the lighting plant. This
plant is owned by the parties at Can
by, where Paul formerly worked and
furnishes lights also for Balaton and
Garvin. Paul has been a sergeant in
structor of search lights in the avia-
ton corps and has had plenty of fly
ing and enjoyed the work. He was
stationed at Washington for some
time before his discharge, and says
that life at the national capital is
very lively and ali the Brookings peo-
pie seem busy.
Last Thursday night some time the
high school building was entered and
the windows of the assembly room and
most of the high school class rooms
were opened and the heat turned of
of the building. The cold weather
had made it possible for the depart
mental school to have a holiday on
Thursday afternoon and it looks as IL
the high school vas envious and want
ed the same privilege. Some of those
engaged in the maneuver were
thoughtful as the plants in the room
of Miss Titmarsh were carefully re-
moved to a cloak room and shut off
from the chilling blast of winter. The
quick way in which the building
warmed up after the janitors arrived
in the morning and discovered the
condition, robbed these young men of
their proposed holiday. The matter
has been placed in the hands of the
sheriff and other peace officers and
there is reported to be good ground
for placing the blame for this escapade
or the shoulders of certain students.
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