The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-02-26
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! Boys solid leather shoes, $29S. The
! Boot Shop.
Women's button shoes, mostly small
size, $2.9S. The Boot Shop.
The Mutual Benefit Life is Old-Big
Strong. (Organized in 1845.) Horace
M. Aver, District Agent
| Buy household goods at your own
price in front of the City Hall, Satur-
! day, Feb. 28 Mrs. Cora Schrader.
| Mary Pickford in the best one of
her career, "Heart O. the Hills" The
Pleasant Hour, Monday and Tuesday,
March 1 and 2.
Bartlett, as Dead Eye" in Pinafore,
voice of wide range and splendid
operate quality.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader- and
Mrs. S. J. Kabrud and c. A. Kabrud
of Brookings, drove down in their auto
mobile to listen to the talk of Gov
ernor Lowden
Miss Constance Hayes of Elkton,
was among the number of those who
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day writing the examination for
teachers certificates.
Mrs p. R. Bell of Rockham arrived
in the city Friday to assist in the care
of her son, who is a student in State
college and who is i'll with symptoms
indicating scarlet fever.
! A jolly bunch of fans-or fanettes-
I from Elkton who witnessed the victory |
of their high school team over Brook
ings high Friday night included the
Misses Vera, Myrtle, Lola and Leona |
Seivert
The Misses Katherine Gates and
Samantha Gagley of Elkton, who are
students at Vermillion, took advantage !;
of a short vacation visit at home to
attend the basketball game in this
city Friday night.
Watertown Herald - Dr. Zentz of |
Brookings, was the principal speaker
at last weeks Rotary meeting, and de-
livered a fine address in commemora
tion of Lincoln's birthday. While in |
the city he was a guest Of Dr. Gay |
White
Mrs. Selma StTande of Redfeid, who |
had been in Brookings helping care
for the members of the Simon Sveen |
family, her relatives who were i'll with |
influenza, returned to her home Satur
day morning leaving them all fully
recovered.
O. R. Sanberg of Estelline, who
teaches in No. "a, Hendricks township,
was in Brookings Thursday and Fri
day writing the teachers examination
and went to his home Saturday morn
ing to spend Sunday with the home
folks and get few meals of mothers
cooking"
Young Man, are you preparing for
the rainy day; if not, start buying
shares in the Brookings Building &
Loan Association. Take a few shares
payable in monthly installments of
soc and each share will return you
$4,000 in about ten years. Series
No starts March 1st, 1920. See r.
F. Kerr, secy., 800 Main street.
Frank B. Smith, who last fall pur-
chased farm north of Brookings and
has been living in this city while
erecting complete set of new build
ings on it, is getting it in condition
to occupy in time for an early begin
ming of farm operations On Friday
he shipped car load of stock and
farm machinery from the farm he
formerly owned and occupied in Clark
county to his farm here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Moon of Monroe,
were in this city last Thursday look
ing up the possibilities in the way of
IA residence in anticipation of their
coming to Brookings to live. They
found. just as does every one who
comes here to live, that 1t is practi-
cally impossible to either purchase
or rent temporarily anything really
desirable as family residence, a
number of new modern residences be-
ing this city's most urgent need