The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-12-02

BECKER 81 Blecker, ChlropractorS.
If you have any cash, keep it NOV
ing.
Be an optimist and we will soon
weather the gale.
A dollar in circulation now is worth
two in the stocking.
Sweeping sale on all millinery; one
half price. Coles Mercantile Co.
Y. M. c. A. lecture course, Thursday.
Lecture course, Thursday, Deem
Der 9.
B. J. Bjerum, the piano tuner. was
doing a big business in Estelline on
Friday.
Read about our Brunswick league
plan her come in and pick out the
machine you want.
Farm lease blanks, cash rent, with
the mortgage clause, at the Register
office at 45c per dozen.
A. r. Weaver, of the Brookings Pro
duce Co, was attending to business
matters at Watertown on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Cochran spent
Thanksgiving with friends at South
Shore, returning to Brookings Friday
evening.
Things are not half as bad as they
seem. If you have a dollar keep it
going. You will be surprised at how
far it goes.
Can you peat it? This talk about
banks closing their doors. Do your
part and there won't be a bank closed
in South Dakota.
Mrs. w. H. Larrabee and Mrs. c..
S. Ripley Of Aurora, were in the city
Saturday and called to renew their
allegiance to the Register.
T. C. Connolly and family returned
from South Shore on Friday where
they had been spending Thanksgiving
with friends and relatives.
The register of deeds of Hamlin
county is missing. The records show
that $4,000 in fees has not been de,
posted with the county treasurer.
The rain Sunday and the foggy
weather we are having puts US in
mind of the class of weather they had
in Portland, Ore, during the month
of June.
A neighboring exchange truthfully
SAYS the housing problem wouldn't be
so serious if some people had bought
or built homes before they invested
in automobiles and %luxuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul butcher and
daughter, GLADYS, vent to Clark
Thursday to eat Thanksgiving turkey
with Judge and Mrs. c. G. Sherwood,
returning to Brookings Friday night.
Miss Hilda Olson, who has been Wis
ting relatives in Brookings for a
couple of weeks, departed Tuesday
morning for Victoria, B. G.. She will
also visit relatives and friends at
Seattle.
Last chance for corrections in new
telephone directory. All changes,
moves. new street or avenue numbers.
correct initials, etc, must be in by
December s. Information tel. 499.
Let's have them.
We are told that many farmers are
burning corn instead of coal. The
high price of coal and the low price
of corn is responsible. The claim is
made that corn is the cheapest fuel
at the prevailing prices.
Attorney NJ. E. Culhane arrived IN
the city from Sioux Falls on Satur-
day and spent the day attending 70
business matters in connection with
the Culhane Adjustment Co. He re-
turned home to Minneapolis the same
evening.
/. J. Kendall returned Friday night
from Fargo where he and his family
spent Thanksgiving at the home Of
Mrs. Kendall's sister, Mrs. Grace Brad
ley. Mrs. Kendall remained for a
longer visit and from Fargo will go
to st. Paul to visit friends before re-
turning to Brookings.
A brief letter from r. B.. Loban
who is now at Long Beach, Cal, with
his wife tells us that they had a very
nice trip to the 1ast and that they
visited all of the large coa cities
on their way to Los Angeles and that
they are now nicely located in Long
Beach and have met many Brookings
people.