The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-11-18
Blocker g. Blocker, Chiropractors.


For Auto Livery call 159. Geo. Brown.
Virginia Rea, College Auditorium,
December 3.
Phone 331 for student help for
Thanksgiving vacation.
The Wide Awake Shoe Repair Shop
is located across the street from City
Hall.
pete is doing the work in the Wide
Awake Shoe Repair Shop. Everybody
knows Pete"
Don't forget the sale of |. l.. Brown
on Nov. 23d, one and a half miles
southwest of city.
over a hundred hats on sale at fifty
cents on the dollar by Miss NJ. Joerns
at Hauff Dry Goods Co.
Editor A. T. Horton of the Volsa
Tribune, and Mrs. Horton were Wis
itors in this city last Friday.
The name Clarin Studio on your
photographs means as much to you
as sterling on your silverware.
Prof. A. T. Evans, agronomist at
State college, spent Saturday visit,
ing at Huron at the home of Rev. f.
w. Pigeon.
Have your seats reserved at Ander.
sons drug store for Virginia Rea con
cert. College Auditorium, Friday ever
ing, December third.
w. +. Broich, a former State college
student, is now county agent for Nc
Pherson and Campbell counties, with
headquarters at Leola.
DR.. w. e. Johnson, president OF
State college, gave the principal adj
dress at the Armistice day program
at Flandreau last Thursday.
Miss Edle Larsen arrived Friday
morning from Copenhagen, Denmark,
and is now making her home with her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Bang.
Alexander Culhane left last Friday
evening for Lake Preston where he
refereed a basketball game. The mex
morning he went IN to Sioux Falls to
witness the State college and Uni
versity game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Sawyer and Ro-
land Sawyer of Howard, all former
students at State college, came up
to Brookings after the game at Sioux
Falls last Saturday and spent Sun
day visiting in this city.
The De Smet News informs US that
wv. d. Smith of B~rookings, was in
De Smet one day last week and again
on Wednesday, when he closed the
deal for the business Of H. ID. Hazen.
Mr.. Smith will move his family 10
De Smet when he car rent a house
for them"
The new dormitory for the voca-
tional training men at the college has
been making slow but certain progress.
It is a frame blu lding but will be COW
cred with stucco SO hat its exterior
will be very good looking when COM
plted. 1t is being built by the A. M.
Wold-Mark Construction company of
this city.
Check swindlers have begun Operat-
ing in this territory recently. They
have made their biggest hauls at Arl-
ington and neighboring towns. One
artist with a sense of humor, signed
the name of C. U. Hunt to a check
and got his money. They are still
hunting for him and when the catch
him it is said that they will change
his name to c.. U. Hung.
The cold weather last week held nc
terrors for the bricklayers. On both
the high school building and the new
bank the workmen went right ahead
IN spite of the cold. All materials,
however, such as brick and mortar
were served to them piping hot. Cit
zens of Brookings may be well salts
fed with the progress that has been
made on the high school building this
fall. Any who may have had doubts
as to the beauty Of the structure can
remove them all If he will walk over
10 the building and view the side that
faces Williams street. The many dec
orative possibilities of brick and stone
in he hands Of careful workmen and
architects is splendidly shown by our
new high school building.