The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-02-06
Local and Personal

DR.. E. w. Forsee, Osteopath.

HyiiSi Soic, vi M~lHuedpOlls, was
a B%rookings visitor the last of the
week.
Kennard & Caldwell big sale of
immune hogs on February 25th. Don't
miss this chance.
h Northwestern Automotive and
Industrial Exposition will exhibit at
Minneapolis, Feb. Is to 22nd
DR.. Stoll and DR.. Lentz will move
into their new quarters in the Beatty
building during the next week.
Earl Stauffer, residing near Aurora,
was a Brookings visitor Friday and
called to subscribe for the Register.
Homer Rexford writes from Dallas.
Texas, that they are moving to Hous-
ton. Says they are having a fine time,
warm and delightful, lots of niggers.
and dry as a powder horn.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Murphy and chill
dren have become residents of the
city for the time being, having rented
and moved into the residence at the
southeast corner of Williams street
and Eighth
Mrs. J.. F. Vrenegor and her sister,
Miss Minnie Larson, arrived Saturday
from Sioux Falls and with the return
of Jack" Vrenegor last week the
family is again reunited and have re-
sumed housekeeping in their residence
on Williams street.
Won't you be proud to see that boys
picture in the Souvenir Book of Brook
ings County Soldiers and Sailors?
Bring in that picture. No charge TO
you. Universal Supply Co. c. Sylves-
ter, manager. With Williams Real
Estate Co. Open evenings.
A pleasant surprise was given Nh.
and Mrs. J. L. Bairey on Friday even
January 31st, when about sixteen
of their friends walked in upon them.
The evening was spent at cards after
which a lunch vas served. All pres
ent report a very enjoyable time.
The A. M. Void Construction Co. OF
this city, announces a change in nam
to A. NJ. Wold-Mark Construction Co.
The addition of Mr.. Marks name
means no change in the personnel Of
the company, as he has been connect
ed with it as architect and supeIm
ever since its start.
Frank G. Orr, of Mott, n. D., was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Cor
hell on Tuesday enroute to Hot
Springs where his mother is reported
% be quite i'll. Mr.. Orr was at one
line secretary at State College and af-
,erward in the furniture business in
Bookings. He is nov a prominent
banker at Mott.
The y. w. c. A. are maintaining d
rec employment bureau in the base
nent of the library. They desire to
assist housewives and others in OBJ
aiming help and they will also do all
hey can to find places and work for
hose desiring it. If you have any
reeds along these lines get in touch
With them at once. (
The gasoline service station which
las been partly constructed opposite
he Register office by John Roberts,
las been sold this week to r. Fl. Bar {
cit, who will take possession imme- I
lately and as soon as the weather
will permit complete the building and {
and put the station in con- !
Mr.. Bartlett intends keeping {
lis business before the public and /,
VII advertise to keep the users post {
d on the price of gasoline. t
Fred Sanders and Carl Usletten have ]
purchased the eating house formerly S
wned by D.. Sharp, and conducted as S
cafeteria. They will put in new
nd modern fixtures and conduct the a
anne as a fir I class cafe and lunch Y
Mr. Sanders is a careful Y
usiness man and Mr., Usletten has 7
ad a number of years experience in j
he restaurant business. With I'll I
lree eating places on Main street in
God hands, the high cost of living (
hay not entirely disappear. but there Il
lay be better satisfaction on the part {
I the patrons. c