The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-05-13
Mutual Benefit is best.

f1eublll Is UtSl.
There will be many bargains at
Robert A. Storms sale Friday, May
14th, at 100 o'clock.
If you need anything In the line of
household goods attend the sale at
$50 Sth avenue, Saturday, May 18th.
The Register failed to announce last
week the return of the well known
Brookings pioneer Jas. Natesta, from
a winters sojourn in sunny California
Friends Of Judge Sherwood will be
pleased to learn he is out of the hos
pital and back at his home in Clark.
He is rapidly regaining his strength
and is downtown portion of each day.
The Toronto Herald agrees that the
fellow who used to say. "kill a Hun
for me, boys" is apt TO be the same
man who is hollering his head off
about the ex-service men holding up
the country for a bonus"
From the Hot Springs Star this item
was clipped: "W. w. Underwood of
Brookings, assistant state leader of
agricultural extension work, was trans
acting business in the Office of the
county farm bureau this week
! Varities of vegetables well suited for
! South Dakota conditions are listed in
an interesting bulletin on The Bal
anced Garden" which is now being dis
! tributed by the extension division of
/ State college The list includes peren-
nial and annual crops.
/ After interviewing several automo-
bile tourists from Sioux Falls and other
/ points south, the general opinion is
/ that the roads are much better than
expected. "The roads between here
and Sioux Falls are fine with the ex'
ception of few miles here and there, .
said one driver.
! The following was clipped from the
! Castlewood paper: Prof. A. L. Bushey
and wife came up from BrOOkings Sun
day morning 20 spend a couple of days
! visiting with relatives and friends
While here they were guests at the
home of Mr. Bushey's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. l.. Bushey.
The Redfield Journal-Observer last
week said that: Mrs. A. F. Nergote
went to Brookings Tuesday evening to
visit with relatives and rehearse with
the cast of "Forty-fve Minutes from
! Broadway" in which she will play the
role Of Mary A number Of young peo-
pie from here are going to Brookings
to see the play"
! A clipping from the Arlington Sun
says that: S. c. Cornell of Brook
! ings, spent Saturday calling upon
! old acuuaintances in this place. S. C.
was one of the pioneers at Arlington
! but moved to Brookings more than
twenty years ago. He recently sold
! his moving picture house, the Fad, at
| that place and is now taking life easy
From the Hamline County Repubi
can. published at Castlewood, it is
learned that: Miss Phyllis Reid came
up Saturday morning from Brookings
where she is employed as domestic
science teacher in the high school OF
| that city, TO Spend rev udyS NlSlIlnh
at the home of her parents in this
place"
"Some chorus" in the big home tai
ent production of "Forty-five Minutes
from Broadway" which will be pre-
sented at the college auditorium or
next Tuesday night, May 18th. You
remember, 80 Long, Mary" Hear il
sung by Mrs. Lila Vergote with
chorus of % voices. The play is filled
with clean comedy and delightful mu
sic.
The following comment was made
last week by the Lake Preston Times:
"Knute Lewis, Herman Brekke and l.
J. Bates were visitors in Brookings be
tween trains on Monday. Work upon
street paving has been resumed and
everything shows that city to be in a
prosperous condition, although no ex
tensive building improvements are
under way except that work is just be
ing commenced upon a large new pub
I;o buildinp