The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-05-01
DR.. B. H. Sayre, local veterinarian

LIT. d. IL. SdyTe, local NcteiihoAio A'
Hear Miss Saltmarsh's trombone
solo Sunday night at Methodist church.
A. F. Grimm went to Lake Preston
Tuesday evening TO attend to matters
Finest fabrics and best workman
ship on mems and women's clothing,
made, fitted and finished here at home.
The Cleanest Cleaners.
Hotel Dyckman is Minneapolis
newest downtown ireproof hotel. 800
rooms, each room has its own private
bath. Rates SITS to $3.50 per day.
st. Thomas Guild will have for sale
on Saturday, May 3rd. at Hollands
Market, baked goods of all kinds. The
best of homemade baking will be on
sale. Come and see.
John A. Olson has opened a lunch
room and refreshment business in the
neighboring town of Bruce and opened
for business there this week. His
brother, Peter Olson, a former resident
of Bookings, is in charge of the
place.
Max Mahany, who is now engaged
nington county, was in the city he
first of this week attending to business
matters for DR.. f. c. Perisho, for
whom he was secretary when the doc
tor was president of State College.
Among the South Dakota boys who
are reported as having arrived in New
York from overseas, we notice the
names of two Arlington boys, Frank
Peterson and Oliver Felberg, both of
Co. f, Send Infantry. They came on
the u. S. S. Lancaster and arrived in
port on April 10th.
Miss Ada st. Clair of Carthage
spent Saturday and Sunday with the
F. f. Baldridge family and other
friends in the city. Miss st. Clair
has been elected as superintendent of
the Carthage schools for another year,
She expects TO spend her vacation
with her parents in California.
The Farmers Club will meet at the
Prairie Home church rooms on Fri
day evening, May 2. Prof. Larson of
the State College, will talk on Silos
and Dairying. There will be special
music and a community sing and the
usual lunch. Everybody in the com
munity is especially urged to be pres
ent.
The Watertown Public Opinion re-
ports that Rev. w. M. MAR Of Brook
ings preached a strong sermon at the
Congregational church in that city on
last Sunday, in support of the League
of Nations. This is the church of
which the Rev. S. w. Keck, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Keck of this city, is
pastor.
Alex Nyman, register Of deeds, has
purchased the |. +. Lees residence on
Medary avenue and taken possession,
He will not move his family from Vol
ga until after the closing of the pub
lie schools, as it would interrupt the
children of the family in their school
work. Bookings will be very glad to
welcome them some time later.
Ina A. Van Laningham, Reader, as
sisted by a company Of young ladies
in pantomimes, will be heard in re-
cital at the Baptist church, Thursday
evening, May 18th. The entertain
ment is under the auspices of the La
dies Aid and is given for the benefit
of the church. Mrs. Van Laningham
is one of the foremost readers Of the
platform today.
p. O. Kennard advises the Register
that he received a telegram on Sun
day from his brother, Elmer, who has
been with the Marine Corps in Franco,
saying hat he had arrived at Hobo
ken and that his destination was the
Naval Hospital at Brooklyn. Elmer
was wounded and it is very possible
that he is being sent to this hospital
preparatory to his discharge from the
service.
The Women's Missionary Society Of
the United Presbyterian church gave
a Shower" for Mrs. Lester Sloan on
Tuesday afternoon at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Olson,
on Fifth e The gifts were num-
erous, useful and handsome, a collec-
ton well suited to help begin "hOusc-
keeping" A large company Of ladies
were present and ar enjoyable after
noon it was. Light refreshments were
served.
DR.. II. G.. Tarbell, who was for some
time associated with DR.. A. A. Har-
ris in the practice of dentistry, and
who was lately discharged from ser
vice as a lieutenant and dentist in the
army, has decided to locate in his
home city of WATERFOWL and give up
the practice that he formerly had in
White and Brookings. . During the
brief residence Of DR.. and Mrs. Tar
bell in Brookings they made many
friends who will be sorry of this de-
cision. They have their best wishes
for success in their new home among
old friends.