The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-04-01


robe.
Go to Brookings Tire Works fol
Tires and Service.
Small sized Ladies Shoes, $29S
s5.S5. The Boot Shop.
Monday, April 5, "Robin Hood v
Doors open at 200. Curtain at SOC
sharp.
The Mutual Benefit Life refers you
to old policyholders. Horace NJ. Aver
District Agent.
! Mrs. Anton Hasle and Mrs. r. W.
Hoy went to Volga Tuesday to visit
relatives for few days.
Mrs. G. w. Morrell of Lake Preston,
visited Tuesday in this city with her
niece, Miss Lucy Manley.
The Geo. Starring residence has been
! sold to Edison A. Moon of Monroe,
S. D.. who is expecting to move here
| soon to engage in the banking busi-
ness.
| See L. d. Cochran for used cars at
reasonable prices. He has on hand
Studebaker, Buick, Paige and Ford
cars. Late Models and all in best of
running order.
,cme very fine illustrations by
Hubert Mathews appears in the cur
rent number of the Green Book
Hubert is certainly attaining a ma
tional reputation.
J. H. Bushnell writes from Long
Beach, Cal, that they will soon be
turning their faces homeward and
that their friends in Brookings may
look for them about May first
Mrs. Lucy Coleman and Mrs. Geo.
Etting returned on Monday from their
winters visit in California. They are
quite enthusiastic over California S
beautiful climate in the winter time
and they enjoped their visit very
much.
Mrs Rilla Ziegler returned home
Monday from her extended visit with
her daughter at Nashville, Tenn. Mrs.
Zeigler reports a very pleasant visit
and that her daughter, Arlene, is do
a
it very much.
DR.. Kutnewsky, superintendent Of
the feeble-minded school at Redfield,
was attending to some business mat
ters in Brookings on Tuesday. The
doctor still looks hale and hearty and
we were much pleased to have short
visit with him while in the city.
Mrs. j. H. Crisman, returning Tues
day evening to her home at Armour,
was accompanied by her son, Owen,
who is recovering from an operation
for appendicitis. The young man is
student in State college, but will
during the remainder of the present
year. He expects, however, to return
next fall to resume the course Of study
he had begun.
been for several months located in
this city in charge of the Depot Lunch
room for the c. Fl. Shaver company,
left Monday for what they believe is
. al DCltCi Sldtioh OF EhhIiSo, w 49, oii 'iiN
Chicago & Northwestern road While
here they gave the travelling public
and railway trainmen very satisfactory
service and made many friends among
those with whom they came in con
tact On the eve Of their departure
Mrs. Riordan was given box of fine
candy by the railway men as a token
of their appreciation of past service
Building operations are again in full
blast. The Bower building on Main
street has been wrecked and the work
Of rebuilding will soon begin. The
contractors are again at work on the
Wyckoff garage and r. Fl. Bartlett has
commenced a good sized garage on
the rear Of his lot occupied by his oil
service station opposite the Register
office The work Of eXcavating has
also begun in earnest on the new high
school building Chas. Nolan is put
ting in a new front to his phonograph
shop and will remodel the interior
giving him a fine up to date place for
his business.
Mems Shoes, $49S, s7S5. The Boot
Shop.