The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-01-22
Blecker A. Blocker. Chiropractors.

Tire Works.
Be sure and look up Duroc Meadows
ad. in this issue.
Bred sow sale at Duroc Meadows,
Hetland, S. D., on Jan. "a, 1920.
Tonal values of The Brunswick have
been put to the extreme test. And
they have won!
Send to Duroc Meadows, Hetland,
S. D., for the catalog of their Jan. "a,
1920, bred SOW sale.
DR.. A. G. Noble attended the meet
ing OF the Sioux Valley Eye and Ear
Academy at Sioux City this week.
c. o. Quail of the Columbia clothing
store, is in Minneapolis this week on
business in connection with the next
seasons stock of goods.
F. H. Rusch of White, was visiting
friends in Brookings Saturday while
enroute to Maxbass, N D., where he
expects to make his future home.
Mrs. H. p. Jensen went Tuesday
evening to Volga, where she will visit
for week or more with the family
of her sister, Mrs E. l.. Simmons.
The parent-teachers' meeting will be
held in the assembly room of the high
school on Tuesday evening, January
81 Prof Scarboro will be the speaker.
Mrs. George Fem returned Saturday
from the hospital at Rochester. Mimi,
where she had spent several weeks.
Her friends are glad to know that she
comes home greatly benefited by the
treatment received at the hospital.
Nick Baumacher of Arlington, was in
Brookings Saturday arranging to move
to Pipestone, where he will be EN-
ployed as section foreman by the Rock
Island railway, a position he has held
with the Great Northern while living
at Arlington.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lang, who have
been spending the winter months with
Mrs. Lang's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Slocum, went Saturday to Min
neapols to consult specialists in re-
gard to Mrs. Lang's health. During
the absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Lang from
Brookings their little daughter, Fern,
will remain with her grandparents.
The "snow and colder" predicted
by the U. S. weather bureau for the
upper Missouri valley this week
seemed likely to be fully realized in
this region Monday night when Il
heavy snow began to fall with strong
east wind, but the storm spent it's force
before morning and the weather Tues
day left nothing to be desired in the
way of winter weather.
The full cast of charcaers of the
play, "Ye Deestrict Skewl from Huckle-
berry Korners," to be presented at the
Opera house, Tuesday evening, Janu-
ary 27, by the Women's Relief Corps
for the benefit of the G. A. r., is
given in this issue of the Register.
The names appearing therein is suf-
ficient guarantee to Brookings people
that the entertainment will be worth
the admission price.
&c Noteboom of Pierre, state rural
school inspector will be in Brookings
county on Friday and Saturday of this
week. He will visit about sixteen dis
tries whose school houses have been
approved by the state department OF
public instruction. If these districts
meet certain requirements such as hav-
ing a modern school building, nine
months Of school and first grade
teacher, they will be able to obtain
state aid which amounts to $3.50 for
rural schools this year.
The Zoellners have played in nearly
all the European centers Of art and in
practically all the larger cities OF this
country To be able to hear these
world renowned musical artists is a
treat that no one should miss. The
opportunity will be given next Monday
night, when they will appear in Brook
/ ings as the fourth number on the local
lecture course The low admission
price Of Is cents is possible only be-
cause they come here under the aus
pices of such an organization as is
back of the lecture course, the Y. NJ.
C. A. No resident of this community
who is interested in music or in the
success of the local lecture course
should fail to hear the Zoellners next
Monday evening at the College audi
torium.