The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-03-20
Local and Personal
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Blocker & Blocker, Chiropractors.
r. Brooke, Local and News Editor. Phone Ii

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Yale and similar keys made while
you wait at Haywood Hardware Co.
Call and see us about your building.
We will help you. Riley's Lumber
Yard.
Ebert Austin left Monday morning
for Minneapolis, where he will spend
some little time visiting with relatives.
See Norma TaImadge in 1.-THE
Ghosts of Yesterday" at the Fad, Fri
day and Saturday. Saturday matinee.
MS. S. c. Cornell returned last Sat
urday from Arlington, where she was
visiting for several days with her sis
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Holland and
Mrs. J. NJ. Holland and the children,
went to Elkton Monday for a visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Leigh Petersen of Waterfowl,
was the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Soule, for several days the
past week.
You have paid rent how many
years? What if it was applying us
payment On the property, who would
own it now. Ask Riley about it.
w. A. Stromme has been in the city
a few days this week OF business
matters. He has been visiting with
relatives at Volga while away from
his home in Minneapolis.
Tor Sn1n in E1Efnn SnNpn-rnnm
house, electric lights, good well and
cistern: good barn and ice house or
seventy-fve foot front lot. Write
p. O. box SAG, Elkton, S. d.
P. o. Kennard left Sunday for the
big ShorthOrn sale at Mitchell and
while there purchased a fine animal
to add to his growing herd. He re-
turned home Tuesday morning.
/. H. L. Button is very i'll at his home
with pneumonia and his condition has
been quite serious, though at present
there are good chances for recovery.
Mrs. Button and the baby have just
about recovered from an attack of the
FLU"
w. II. Hoefert drove his auto down
from his farm north of Arlington last
week and while visiting friends in
Trenton township the roads became
too bad for his return by the SAME
route. He went home Saturday by
train, leaving his car at the home of
Frank Telcamp until the roads i'm
prove.
A meeting of the Episcopal deanery
for the northeast part of the state was
held at Waterfowl last Friday, and
at a banquet held in the evening Of
that day, the Rev. Paul Roberts Of
BrookingS was one of the speakers.
Two bishops and a large number of
clergy and layity were in attendance
and an important and profitable meet
ing was held, which lasted over Sun
day.
Frank Telcamp has added a fine bull
to his growing herd, having purchased
him at the big Flandreau stock sale
a short time ago. He had a very
hard time to get the animal home on
account of the horrible condition Of
the roads and it was only accom-
plished after strenuous efforts. He
paid 1905 for the youngster, and be-
ing only a yearling this can be con-
sidered a big price.
A letter from Mrs. E. E. Heming-
way to a friend in the city. says that
Robert, who was with the Minnesota
Base Hospital No. 26, has decided not
to come home with the rest of the
personnel. but will go into Germany
as an officer of the, Red Cross in
charge of the ~dispensary connected
with one of the hospital units that
are being sent into that country. He
has been commissioned and will not
quit the work until fall, expecting to
be back by the last Of September in
order to enter the University of Min
nesota. Roberts many friends in
Brookings certainly wish him success
and admire him for his willingness
to help out in the work of mercy that
must be carried on.