The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-03-20
Buy advertised goods. Always
the best. They have reputation
behind them. You get good
value for your money.

Loco BroOms sweep better, last
longer. Haywood Hardware Co.
A brand new De Laval separator
will be sold at the Biggar sale, March
%.
Farmers-Call at our factory, and
see our Jumbo Boss Heavy Harrow,
and Alfalfa Drills. Sherwin Mfg. Co.
Do you know that you can buy a
fine hardwood floor for the ordinary
room for SO to SIS at Riley's Lum-
Der Yard?
Miss NJ. Joerns has moved her mil
linery business into the store of the
fauf Dry Goods Co, where she may
be found by her many friends.
For sale in Elkton, seven-room
house, electric lights, good well and
cistern; good barn and ice house on
seventy-ive foot front lot, Write
p. O. box 546, Elkton, S. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Ribstein and
daughter, Miss Eleanor, who accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bunday on
their trip to California, returned with
them yesterday morning and are
again at their home in Bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. %. B. Sinjum came
down Saturday and visited over Sun
day at the home of Mr.. Sinjum's
mother, and with Mrs. Sinjum's broth
er, p. O. Kennard. They returned to
their home at Huron Monday morning.
C. H. Atkinson was called to Ohio
the last of the week by the death Of
his father. Full particulars are un-
obtainable, but it is known that the
aged gentleman was knocked down
and almost instantly killed by a pass
ing street car.
The sea of mud on Brookings streets
has been drying up quite rapidly the
past few days, but at that it should
prove a mighty good argument for
swift work in getting our streets
paved in order to avoid a repetition
of the occurrence.
Word received this morning from
the home of H. L. Button is to the eff
feet that Mr.. Button and the little
girl are gaining. Last evening Mrs.
Button was in a very serious ond
ton. but this morning seems to see a
little improvement in her condition.
Property holders in Brookings will
be interested in the statement made
by w. E. Holbien, secretary of the
Commercial Club of Minot, n. d.,
while here. He said that after MinOt
had completed the paving of the
streets in their city the population
increased at the rate of fifteen hun
dred a year, and he predicted that
Bookings would grow about as fast
when u paving is completed. Minot
is now a city of over $4,000 popula-
ton.
Chewing Gum Wrigley has headed
a big corporation that has purchased
the Santa Catalina island, off the
coast of southern California. The
island will be greatly developed as a
resort and will become the Mecca of
all visitors to the Pacific coast. Hotels,
bungalows and tent cottages are used
in countless numbers to entertain the
guests that now visit the island and
the new attractions and the publicity
will take millions more to the place
when they visit our western coast.
A special program will be rendered
at the Lutheran church Sunday even
ing at 1880 p. m, March 23rd. The ad-
dress of the evening Will be delivered
by Rev. Lundeborg of Minneapolis on
the problems confronting the young
people of the present day. He has
made this topic his special study and
we may expect him to touch upon
many points of interest to o OF US.
The musical numbers are as follows:
Vocal solo. -. Miss Thelma Hanson
Viking Mans Choir
Vocal solo. Miss Florence Halvorson
High School Glee Club
Violin solo. Mrs. G. H. Gulbrandsen