The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-12-16
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DR.. Is. II. Sayre, local veterinarian
All pattern hats less than one-half
price. Coles Store.
c. p. Whitney was a business Wis
itor in Aberdeen Tuesday.
Those Bubble books at the Phone
graph Shop are just the thing for the
Riddles Xmas.
Miss Dagmar Anderson of Lake
Norden, was in Brookings Friday for
dental treatment.
Say it with Flowers" Christmas
day. Put your order in early from
the Brookings Flower Shop.
Get your clothes cleaned, pressed
and repaired dor Christmas at the
Wardrobe. All work done neatly and
promptly.
The ladies Of the Christian church
will hold a bazaar, Saturday, Deem
Der IS, two doors south of postofice.
Light lunches will be served.
If you wish your piano tuned for
the holidays please place your order
at nee so that | may arrange a date
for you. II. w. Wilson. technician for
State college.
Our annual Christmas sale and ex-
hibit of hand decorated china is being
held at my home. 721 18th venue
Orders will be filled. Mrs. J. H. Hub.
bard. Phone 231.
Theodore j. Rossman of Aurora
filed a petition of bankruptcy in the
federal court at Sioux Falls Tuesday
morning. He gave his liabilities as
So, 6S5. Sc and his assets as $2,776.
The boys of Brookings are making
quiet scouting expeditions up to the
college armory to see if preparations
are actually being made for Christ
mas They return with shining eyes
and rapturOus stories.
The ~Brookings chapter No. IS, r
a. M, held their annual meeting Tues
day evening at which they elected the
following officers: j. d. Gill, Z. II. p
NJ. G.. Carlisle, king; f. NJ. Kremer
scribe: II. f. Haroldson, treasurer,
K. f. Kerr, secretary.
DID you ever hear a group of Civil
war veterans, all past their thre5
score years and ten, sing Little
Bronze B%utton?" The Brookings post
of the G.. A. r. has consented to sinl
this song at the campfire program
Monday night, December q.
The candy which will be given tC
the children at the American Legion's
Community Christmas eve program a
the armory will not be Of the cheaI
harmful kind. 1t is absolutely pure
clean and sanitary and manufactured
here in %Brookings and made of the
highest quality of materials.
Prof. W. p. Beard of this city, was
elected president of the agriculture
teachers Of the state at a recent meet
ing. J. w. Bulger of Highmore, was
elected vice-president, and c. r. Wise
man Of State college, secretary anC
treasurer. 1t is expected that a judg
ing contest for Smith-Hughes agricul
tural boys will be held in Brookings
next spring and that the agriculture
teachers will meet here for a confer
ence at that time. The vocational
Agricultural work of South Dakota is
attracting much attention on the par
of workers in other fields, according
to Prof. Wiseman, who is state super
visor of agriculture.
Four young men from the college
were out for a gay little ride in 6
Dodge car Saturday night about 1875
o'clock and it is said hat the hilarity
of their mood was due to bibulous
ness. At any rate they were proceed
ing down Third street and turnin-
sharply into Main street by the Hut
department store they collided viii
the rear end Of the closed car driver
bv Elmer Usletten. The impact spur
the closed car almost completely
around but did not capsize it. The
real axle was broken and consider
able other damage. Fortunately there
were no occupants in the rear seat
of Mr.. Usletten's car. An alteration
between the parties to the accident
cnsued and in a short time the police
force arrived from the movie show
and the driver and one of the college
youths were arrested. The two Others
who were in the Dodge car at the
time of the accident escaped. The
two under arrest were placed in the
city jail for the night. 1t is unfor
tunate that such a disgracefui affaiI
should have taken place. The boy:
are penitent and have offered to SCI
-. .ri,h Mr. I-clnffan for all dnmapnI