The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-02-20

of near Aurora, on Sunday, Feb. l6,
a girl.
Axel Thompson. who was discharged
home Saturday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Holland returned to
Elkton Tuesday after a short visit at
the homes of her brothers here.
Ladies shopping in Minneapolis
will find the Hotel Dyckman most ac-
cessible to all the leading stores.
The meeting of the Business Girls
Club will be postponed from Monday
to Tuesday evening of next week on
account of the College Lecture course.
j.. Nj. Patton, publisher of the Odd
Fellows World at Sioux Falls, was a
visitor in the city Tuesday morning,
leaving for Elkton on the morning
train.
Hear Miss Wynn, the popular so
prano s%oloist, with the S. ID. S. c. Mil
itary Band in concert Thursday eel
ing, March 9Th. 1919. College audi
forum. Admission soc.
all Wv III lht Ilup btpal tlilClt StoiS
must make arrangements to pay their
accounts in full before March LIST, az
on that date a change takes place in
the ownership of the store.
Berry Beuhre returned from Camp
Dodge last week and had to return at
once on account of some discrepancy
in his papers. He arrived home again
on Monday and will be in the city for
some little time with his father and
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith and
baby, who have been visiting with Mr..
Smiths parents, and his sister, Mrs.
F. n. Saum, left Monday morning for
Crandall to visit his wife's relatives
and will then 20 on to Aberdeen, and
perhaps visit the coast.
Pvt. Arthur J. Olson, who was dis
charged at Camp Dodge on Thursday
arrived here Saturday evening for a
few days visit at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Olson. be-
fore returning to ~Flandreau, where he
will again take up his business affairs.
Lee Olson, a former resident of
~Brookings, has taken the position of
manager of the Sexauer q Son eleva-
tor at Lake Norden. Before his de-
parture for there his mother, Mrs. L.
B. Olson, gave a complimentary din
ner to a number of his friends at their
home in Arlington.
Princess Watahwaso is a real In
dian princess, a musical composer and
a splendid Indian fiutist. Hear her
and the assisting artists. at the col
lege auditorium Monday night in a
program of real Indian music, inter-
spersed with the folklore of a very
interesting people.
Tentative dates nave beer selected
for the meeting of the district cOnvar
ton of the Norwegian Church CT
America for South Oak Jta. June iStL
to 25th at Sioux Fall las been chos-
en-. The arrangemeJts viii be IN the
hands of the Local organizations there
and the program Wi. be announced
later.
Profs. Manley Champlin, N. E.. Han
sen and c.. Larsen left Monday even
ing for Omaha, where they will repro
sent the state at the meeting of the
Trans-Mississippi REIMBURSEMENT Con
gress. This is a very important meet
ing and many big men from all parts
of the country will be present as
speakers.
Shares in the seventh series OF
Bookings Building and Loan AssOcir.
ton stock will be on sale March LIST,
and after at the office of the secretary
IN the Mathews block. Save money
by buying a few shares on monthly
payments of so cents each and have
your money double in value inside of
ten years.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.. Simmons re-
turned this week from the south,
where they have been spending the
time since their marriage during the
holiday season. They visited at Gal
weston, Houston and other points IN
leAdS anu cuJOytu tHciiiSciNCS ~ NHS
greatest extent. They will make Their
home in the new residence that Mr..
Simmons built on east Sixth street,
The tenants of the First National
Bank building have all either moved
or will this week. DR.. Lentz and DR..
Stoll have the second floor of the new
Beatty building, the BrOokings COun-
ty Abstract Co. and Horace Fishback
& Son will occupy the second floor
Of the Bank of Brookings building.
DR.. E. II. Forsee has an office over the
Holland meat market and Olaf Eden
moves to the New Century building,
over the Hub.
Sunday morning Mrs. B. T. White
head vas agreeably surprised to re.
ceive a visit from her brother, DR.. f..
II. Wood, of Salisbury, N. Y. The doc.
tor had been at Rochester, MINI, IN
consultation with the Mayo Clinic and
took advantage of his nearness to visit
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