The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-06-26

frOlect your POTATOES Dy uSllS I di1S
Green, Kendalps drug store.
r. B. Forsee made business trip
to Elkton and Aurora on Tuesday.
John Culhane, Jr., went to Harold
Allison Buehre went to Bruce Tues
day morning to work at his trade of
carpenter on some buildings being
constructed there.
Hear Targets 30-minute double
header Sunday night: Farewell to Bill
Booze-What does the Fergus Falls
cyclone say to us?
Hotel Dyckman is Minneapolis
newest downtown fireproof hotel. 800
rooms, each room has its own private
bath. Rates s1.75 to $3.50 per day.
The residence at Williams street
and Eighth avenue, now occupied by
P. J. Murphy, has been sold to Bud
Pittenger, who will take possession
soon.
AL Young has his barber shop
thoroughly renovated since the flood
and is now prepared to attend to his
customers in his usual efficient man
ner. He invites them all to visit him.
Mrs. Martha B. Aldrich left last
evening for Window, Mimi, where she
will visit with relatives for several
weeks and enjoy the recreation Of
some time spent at the lake resorts in
that part of our sister state.
Jack Holiday went by train to Rock
Rapids Tuesday to bring back the auto
left there by his brother, Lloyd. Lloyd
is some better from his attack of
rheumatism, though it was thought
best to take him to the hospital on
Monday for treatment.
A. NJ. Kelly, an experienced opera
tor from Chicago, arrived this week
to take the place of r. r. Hall in
charge of the linotype at this office.
Mr.. Kelly came by way of Minneapo.
lis and states that nowhere along the
road did he see any town that had as
. busy a look as does Brookings. The
building and activity on the streets
appears to him as indicative of live,
growing community.
G. r. Caldwell, Standard Oil Co.
salesman for this district, formerly of
Lake Preston, has purchased the house
at 40 Eighth avenue of E. c. Shell
den. Mr.. Caldwell has had his terri
. tory so increased that it becomes nec-
. essary for him to live in Brookings
During a short residence in the city
some time back they made many
friends who will be glad to welcome
them among us again.
f.. A. Robinson, who has been a res
ident of the city for several years
coming here as local editor OF the
Register and later with the Brictson
1 Mfg. Co. and the Cobel Mail Banking
Co., left Monday evening for Denver
Colo, where he will make his home
= for a time. Mr.. Robinson is talent
ed young man who having maee
y large circle of friends in Brookings
takes with him their best regard and
D. wishes for his future.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swenehart left
yesterday by auto for trip east, so
ing as far as Cortland, Ohio, to visit
their daughter, Mrs. r. r. Carley
They will go by way of Madison, Wis.
: 70 visit with their son, John, and then
. step at several places in Wisconsin
and Indiana, enroute. They expect tC
= be gone two or three months and are
taking their camping outfit with then
,,,,, Lotto l.,
fashion as they see it.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Killing are en-
ioying a visit from both of their sons
this week B. G.. came down from Du
=. luth, where he is deputy clerk of the
: district court, and Harry came from
washington Springs, where he Is
county agent They are having very
t pleasant time with two of the sons al
home and the boys are renewing theu
old friendships in the city. Harry re
turned TO his county work yesterday
! and Ben will leave for Duluth the last
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Hall and daGgh
ter, Margery, will leave the last o.
the week to make their home in south
= ern Kansas Mr.. Hall has been the
very efficient linotype operator at the
Register office for nearly two years
= and has proven himself to be the
best man in his line the office has
4 ever known, as well as a pleasant as
>, sociate and fellow worker. Both he
and Mrs. Hall have made many
. friends in the city who greatly regre
> their removal and wish them the bes
:, of happiness in their new abode.
v Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hob of Ap
4 pleton, Wis, have been visiting at th'
d home of Mr.. Hobs sister, Mrs. j. S
Smith, for several days and returned
d Tuesday morning to their home. They
@ enjoyed the visit very greatly, thougi
h it was much marred by so much rain!
IS weather In speaking Of the raise il
e land here, Mr.. Hob said that the SAM
d increase in prices was noticeable il
his vicinity and that it was apparent