The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-02-06
Buy advertised goods. Always
the best. They have reputation
behind them. You oct GOOD
value for your money.


Get your pictures framed at Oyloe's
Don't forget the Tatge sale on Feb
Goth.
See our ad. on page 2. oyloe's
Studio.
Modern S-room house for sale
l25x165 feet. /. K. Lees.
So head of live stock will be sold AT
the E. A. Tatge sale on Feb. goth.
Let your Valentines be flowers from
Brookings Greenhouse. Place your or.
ders now. w. H. Beals, prop.
Ladies shopping in Minneapolis
will find the Hotel Dyckman most &C.
cessible to all the leading stores.
so head of live stock, a full line of
farm machinery and household goods
at the Chas. A. Johnson sale Febru-
airy Goth.
Miss Emma Bogstie of this city has
been elected as an instructor in home
economies at the State Normal at
Springfield, and has gone there to as
sumo her duties. 81
Prof. B. A. Dunbar of State College
was called the last of the week to his
old home in Ohio to attend at the bed
side of his aged father, who is very
low and not expected to live.
Won't you be proud to see that boys
picture in the Souvenir Book of Brook
ings County Soldiers and Sailors?
Bring in that picture. No charge to
you. Universal Supply Co. C. Sylves-
ter, manager. With Williams Real
Estate Co. Open evenings.
Presbyterian chicken supper Tues
day evening, Feb. 11th-5:30 until all
are served.
Menu:
Chicken Mashed Potatoes
Cabbage Celery Salad
Brown Bread Rolls
Jelly Pickles
Cake Doughnuts Coffee
Miss Florence Palmer, who has been
teacher of Medary No. 81 school. has
resigned and taken a position as clerk
at the delivery window in the postof-
flee where she will give good service
and satisfaction on account of her
kindly way and pleasing manner. Miss
Olga Sween has been engaged to sup
ply her place as teacher in the Medary
school.
Sergt. Lloyd Holiday. who was with
the motor truck service during the
war has been discharged from service
and is now at home taking a rest and
getting adjusted again to civilian life.
Lloyd never looked better in his life
and is better adapted than ever for
tie position of athletic coach and in
structor in some high school that is
looking for a real good man.
The firm of Hall, Alexander & Pur-
DIV has been dissolved. Judge AleXan-
der retiring. The firm name is now
Hall & Purdy and they retain the old
offices and continue the practice ut
Judge Alexander has associated
with him his son, John G. Alexander,
and they have Offices in the Kendall
building on the north side of the hall,
and will devote themselves to the
practice of law and the collection ant
business.
One of the biggest sales ever held
in this part of South Dakota occurred
the John Stortz sale took place
last week. Ii was a record breaking
crowd and the prices averaged high,
but none toe high for the class Of
stock that was being offered. This is
seventh sale for Mr.. St0rtz, the
former ones being held in Iowa, and
he considers this the best one of the
lot. His method of advertising,
IN the newspapers entirely. was differ
ent from the usual way and it certain
did attract the people. If anyone
wants a recommendation for newspa-
per advertising. just ask Mr.. Stortz,
ne says he believes in it because he j
xnows it does the business.