The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-05-27

her home.
Mrs. 7. II. Robinson and daughter
left Thursday for Oakes, n. d., where
they will visit relatives and friends.
W. L. Paul, who has been quite sick
and confined to his home the past
couple of weeks, is reported better.
F. w. Heintz was an eastbound pas
senger Friday morning going after his
car which was stuck during the recent
rains.
All American Legion and former
service men will meet at the g. A. r.
hall Sunday morning at 1000 o'clock
sharp.
Don't miss Sherwin's lot sale Tues
day, June 1st. A residence lot bought
now may double in value when you are
ready TO build.
The excavation for the new school
building has been going on apace the
last few weeks but it still lacks a
good deal from being complete.
Chas. Christianson Of Howard. was
in Brookings visiting friends last Fri
day on his way home from the Odd
Fellow convention at Watertown.
Wallace Cameron went up to Es-
telline last week to assist in conduct
ing the Standard Oil company's branch
during the absence of the manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Kabrud of Lake
Crystal, Mimi, who are here visiting
their sons, c.. A. and S. j. Kabrud,
spent the week end visiting in De Smet.
Miss Cora Bartlett of Brookings, is
one of the class of ten young women
who will be graduated from All Saints
school at Sioux Falls on the morning
of June 7.
Mrs. Ross Elliott and son Of Hib-
bing, Mimi, who were here visiting Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Elliott, left for Car
thage Friday evening for a short visit
with relatives.
Mrs. T. Tangen and baby arrived
from Ossian, Ia, Tuesday for a two
weeks visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Gulk. Mrs. Tangen is a
sister of Mrs. Gulk.
Aberdeen was selected as the 1921
meeting place of the South Dakota
Medical association by the doctors At
tending the 1920 annual session at
Sioux Falls last week
The Rev DR.. E. w. Waits returned
to his home at ST. Paul Friday after
a visit here with his son, Rev. j. A.
G.. Waits, who was formally installed
at the Presbyterian church last Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. H. T. Odegard left Friday morn
ing for St. Paul for visit with her
sister. Mrs. f. ]. Farrand, and to meet
her two granddaughters from Glen
dive, Mont, who are coming to Brook
ings for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas L. Hyde of
Pierre, were here last Friday to watcn
their two sons compete in the track
meet While here they were the
guests of W. s. Dudley, proprietor OF
the Leon hotel, who is an old friend |
Mrs. Pearl Clark and son, Reese
returned the first of the week from !
Chicago. accompanied by Mrs. Clarks |
Miss Myrtle Jones, who OK
pects to make her home in BroOking5. |
She will take a position in the audit |
Ors Office at the Court house.
Miss Marie Vahle, who for nine |
years has been an instructor in the |
city schools, left last sat
lrday for her home at Tracy, Nina.
She has finished her contract in Brook
ngs and will not return next fall. She
leaves host of friends in this city |
who regret her departure and wish !
her a future full of success.
The date of the Black and yellow
Trail meeting has been definitely set
'or June 20 and 80 at Pierre. The
railroads will be open by that time |
and 1t is thought that the special
session of the legislature will be over.
Such matters as marking, hotel ser
vice, garages and camps along the
rail will be taken up at the meeting.
The Womans' Roosevelt Memorial
whose purpose it is to raise
'unds with which TO restore the birth
place of Theodore Roosevelt at %
East goth street, New York, has
started activities in South Dakota
announcement for state campaign
or SO 900 has been made by the South
Dakota chairman, Mrs. w. r. Porter,
president of the State Federation Of
Nomans' clubs.
Since there is no county agent
county and no other mean
If putting farmers in touch with men
who are seeking work on farms, the
Fox Realty company has very gene
,usly offered to supply this need by
acting as a free employment bureau.
Any farmers who want farm help |
;hould telephone, write or call on them
giving their names, phone number and
ocation of their farm.
The Brookings County Fair asso-
,iation at a recent meeting elected the
men as board of director:
r. G. Williams, n. Rishoi, p Kepnard.
2. Jermstad. II. w. Blakely, T. S. Le-
Fevre, George Fem, A. W. Morton
md G. ID Cole The directors then