The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-08-07

| H. G.. DeWalt left Tuesday morn
ing for Aberdeen where he goes on
land business in which he is inter
ested.
Eight-room all modern residence,
with garage. Best location in the city.
For sale on good terms by E. c.
Nolan. Phone L 275.
A bouncing baby girl arrived Non
day at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
H. E. Belding on Third street. Mother
and daughter both reported as doing
finely.
The Register has a few more copies
of the edition of last week with the
half page illustration of the building
operations in the city. Get one and
send to a friend.
Mrs. Hilmer Sundet, living west OF
Lake Campbell, became the mother
Of a fine baby girl on Monday. Mr..
and Mrs. Sundet have the congratu-
lations Of their many friends.
Miss Frances Scotchbrook of Yves
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College about five years ago, vas a
visitor at the home of Mrs. j. L. Tree
last week, returning to her home on
Saturday morning.
r. L. Evans has obtained a position
with the state highway commission
and left Tuesday morning for Howard
to assume the position of assistant
engineer on some of the state work
being lone heal there. He will be IN
the field most all of the time the rest
of the summer.
w. c. Hawkins, the new proprietor
of the steam laundry, has been Joined
by his wife and daughter, Miss Ruth.
They>are living for the time at the
Nelson residence on Eighth street, I'M
til such time as they can find a suit
able home. Miss Ruth will attend
State College this fall.
f. C. Olson OF Sioux Falls, the popu-
lar member of the firm OF Olson
Graves Co. and head of the Olson
chain of clothing stores, was a Wis
itor in the city on Tuesday. Mr..
Olson is looking very well this sum.
mer and his many friends here would
appreciate his coming oftener and
staying longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. G.. Reininger and
children of Sioux Falls have Joined
the Herman and Kingsbury families
at the Flittie cottage at Lake Camp
bell, for an outing and vacation. Mr..
Herman was in the city yesterday
laying in large quantities of provi.
sions and says he now understands
the feelings of an army contractor.
A new store front is being placed
on the Caldwell & Wilson building
at the corner of Main and Third
streets, occupied by the Heintz Hard
ware store. Brick Is being used and
when the new front is In position will
give the appearance of a brand new
brick building, and will be an addi-
tional ornament to our newly paved
streets. si-
A letter from s. H. Bradwell ct
Washington tells the Register that the
race conditions in the national CAPT.
tai are very bad. The blacks" are
reported as being very domineering
and seem ready to resume hostilities
at the slightest p~royoeation from the
whites" He says that the price Of
foodstuffs as quoted in the Register
make them wish that they were living
back in Gods country" The Brad
wells are spending a weeks vacation
on the New Jersey coast at Port Re-
public, visiting with a brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Wyckoff and two
children arrived by auto from Linton,
N. D., where they have made their
home for several year and will soon
take possession of their residence at
gil Seventh street. Mr.. Wyckoff has
come to associate himself with his
father, in the auto repair business and
they are about to start the construc-
ton Of a large garage on Fifth avenue,
between Williams and Fifth streets,
as announced in the Register some
weeks ago. Plans are about ready
ioI the cOHtrdcIOT ana the new Struc-
ture will soon be in evidence.
Mrs. Lizzie Nelson purchased the
property at the corner of Seventh
street and Seventh avenue in May
and has just been able to make ar
rangements for the erection Of a
dwelling on the corner from which the
cottage was moved east on Seventh
street. Work will commence this
week and both residences are already
rented as soon as completed. The
building will be tile and stucco and
finished in good shape and all mod
ern. Mrs. Nelson has been doing
her share in relieving the congested
condition IS to houses, all during the
summer. and has been renting apart
ments to several families in her W
home.
The library has received the new
international encyclopedia, which is
ready for use. This is the most prac-
tical and the most useable encyclo-
paedia In print. In addition to the
"a volumes of the set we have also
the latest new International Year
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