The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-06-12

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For service, buy the yellow Republic
Truck S H. McCarl
New England Queen sewing ma
chimes $5O0o. No better at any price.
Haywood Hdw. Co.
If you have rooms for teachers dur.
ing the week of Institute, please call
the Y NJ. c. A. Phone S31.
Chan Davis, county commissioner of
the Elkton district, is in the city to-
day looking after county road matters.
Invest a few months in a business
training and insure a life of success.
Write Nettleton Commercial College,
Sioux Falls, S. d., for catalog.
| Mrs. l.. j. Kendall and little son,
| Nathaniel, left this morning for Grace
City, \. d., where they will make an
extended visit at the home of her Sis
| ter, Mrs. Grace Bradley.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Brodt and baby
arrived this morning from Rice Lake,
| Wis, and are visiting at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Kendall. Mr.. Brodt
and Mrs. Kendall are brother and sis
ter
O. p Reed of st. Louis, grandfath-
er of Mrs. c. +. Tolagson, arrived in
the city Saturday evening and VIII
spend a good part of the summer visit
iEg with his granddaughter and at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Cheever. Mr. Reed has visited Brook
ings before several times and will be
glad to renew many old acQuaintances.
Harry S. Spencer. route agent of the
express company, who has been help
ing out for a few weeks in the express
Office here, left today for his home at
Watertown During his stay Mr..
Spencer has made friends by his cour-
teous assistance and kindly manner
and the patrons of the office will al
ways be glad to see him in the city
at any time.
Cards have been received in the city
this week from Mr.. and Mrs. +. S.
Lormer of Watertown, announcing
the marriage on June 10th, of their
daughter, Miss Harriet Lucy Lorimer,
10 Arthur H. HaSche of Watertown,
at their home in that city. The many
friends of the family in Brookings will
wish this young couple the happiest
Of a long future.
All of my household goods for sale,
including davenette with mattress and
cn1.inos badc draCcarc chiffonipr 70
frigerator, 3-burner Perfection stove
with oven, rugs. chairs, dining table,
buffet, library table, mattresses and
Way-Sagless springs, and many other
articles Some things almost new.
VIII sell at half of cost price for quick
sale. Call at 321 Sixth avenue, (the
Wimsey house, just south of the Ii
brary or phone 304.
J. A. Hammer was over from Nolga
yesterday and his experience on the
road increased his respect for the par
able of the foolish virgins and from
now on he will keep his tank full for
ali emergencies. He is also somewhat
disappointed in the services that one
of our garages failed to render when
he was stuck in the country without
chains and they refused to bring them
out to him Through the kindly assist
ance of travelling man in a Ford he
secured the chains and got to the city,
where he left his car for an overhaul
ing.
4 letter from Hubert Mathews 20
the Register states that he has re
signed his position with the New York
Herald and is moving to Westport,
Conn, where Harvey Dunn, the artist.
has taken a studio for the summer
and Hubert will resume his work un-
der Mr.. Dunn's instruction and sugges-
ton. Westport is on Long Island
Sound and he cordially invites all his
friends to drop in, as the swimming
is fine. He speaks of seeing Rudy
Bucholz, "Shorty" Dakin and Adds
Bartlett in New York and that he sees
Dakin and Bartlett quite frequently
He will have the Register visit him in
his new quarters to keep him from
any feelings of inconsistencies.
Paul Girman arrived home this
week from his overseas duty and is
now getting acquainted with his wife
and many friends again. Paul saw a
lot of real service with the 342nd ma
chine gun battalion of the 89th divi-
sion and has trained himself down to
hard muscle and good fighting condi-
ton. He had number Of unique ex-
periences in Germany, one of them be
ing the meeting with number of his
cousins in the locality from whence
his parents came to this country. Paul
thinks Germany fairly good place
to visit, but the old L. S. A. looks bet
ter than ever before He is not YET
decided what he will do, but his
friends will be glad if he sees his way
clear to stay in Brookings.
W. d. Llewellyn of Sioux Falls, dis
trict manager for the American Rail
way Express Co. for South Dakota.
was in the city Wednesday arrangina
for the installation of a separate eX-
press service for the city. In short
interview with the Register he stated