The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-07-22
Local and Personal
Fresh flowers at the Brookings
G. Trotzig, Associate and News Editor Phone LII

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Greenhouse.
For Sale - National cash register.
Inquire at the Toggery.
Mrs. Geo. D. Cole left Tuesday even
ing for Sioux Falls for a short visit.
We are prepared to deliver every
Wednesday and Saturday morning
Brookings Coffee Co.
Mrs o. Brokke returned to her
home near the Junction Tuesday from
a visit at Clear Lake, Mimi.
w. H. H. Phillips of Washington,
D. c., who is visiting his daughter at
Volga spent Tuesday visiting in this
city
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fry enjoyed very
pleasant visit with their old friend
and neighbor, Mrs. Armstrong of Min
neapolis, who stopped over in this
city Tuesday night.
F. E. Kennedy of Huron, spent Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. ID.
Woodward where his wife is visiting
Mrs. Kennedy is a daugtehr of Mr.,
and Mrs. Woodward.
w. B. Queary, Leila Rowley and Ada
Queary came up from Goldfeld, Ia,
for a visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Rowley Mr.. QueaTy is the
father of Mrs. Rowley.
Big $1.OO Bowery dance Monday
night, July 26, 1920. at Charles Ma
hers, four miles northeast Of Brook
ngs. Madison orchestra, best in the
state. Everybody welcome.
Geo p Sexauer is on a months vaca-
ton tour through the south. He spent
some time in St. Louis, Mo, and from
there made a trip through Texas. He
will return in about two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcpherson Hayter Of
Artesian, arrived Sunday for visit
at tHa home of Mrs. Hayter's parents,
Mr.. IND Mrs. II. |. Stearns. On
Wednesday the whole family left for
Green Lake for an outing.
A. J. Dokken has completed his
beautiful new house on the corner of
Sixth street and Sixth avenue and Of
fers it for sale. 1t has six rooms be-
side the bathroom. He invites you to
come and look it over. Phone L 3S.
C. H. Fricke and James Lavan have
taken over the duties of night watch
man since the resignation of J. J. Con-
nelly. The two work together, Mr..
Lavan taking the first half of the night
and Mr.. Fricke taking the early morn
ing shift.
Mrs. E. H. Williams returned Sun
day night from ST. Charles, Mimi.
where she visited relatives and friends.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Person
of st. Charles, who will visit short
time here at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
e. H. Williams.
Traffic on the Northwestern was
tied up Tuesday evening on account
of wreck of freight train a few
miles west of the city. Several box
cars were derailed, but no other i'm
portant damage was reported. The
westbound was held in Brookings un-
til the track was cleared.
Miss Alice Lorraine DAILY, non-parti-
san candidate for state superintendent
of public instruction and member of
the faculty of Madison State Normal
school, gave the principal address at
a non-partisan meeting held on the
school house park, Monday evening.
Quite good sized crowd gathered
around the bandstand to hear her
speak Following her address, Tom
Ayres, an old time newspaperman and
politician in this state, made an ad-
dress in favor of the league.
They are telling story about an
applicant for naturalization papers be
fore Judge Elliott at Sioux Falls re.
Gently. The Judge in the course of
! the examination asked the applicant,
"Who makes the laws of South Dako-
ta?" Peter Norbak," replied the can.
didate for citizenship. "Then what
does the legislature do" was the next
question. The applicant replied, 1T
helps Peter Norbak." The judge
decided that the applicant had better
study up a bit and return in Septem.
Der.