The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-04-22


Shop.
Investigate Mutual Benefit Life In
surance
Horace NJ. Aver is the Mutual Bene-
fit Man. See him.
Work shoes, $3.9S; dress shoes,
$4.9S, $7S5. The Boot Shop.
Mrs. c. X. Walsdon and daughter
of Volga, were shopping in the city
Tuesday.
Romance of Tarzan," adapted from
the book. Pleasant Hour, Tuesday,
April q.
John Stewart went to Elkton Wednes-
day morning where he expects to stay
for some time.
Mrs. Charles Gaukel of Aurora, came
up Monday evening on shopping
trip. She returned Tuesday noon.
The Brookings high school relay
team left this morning for Des Moines,
Iowa, where they will compete in the
Drake relays.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Cochran drove
up to South Shore, north of Water
town, Sunday and made a short visit
with relatives
S. r. Arthur has completed the ce
ment work for the basement and
foundation of his new two-story, six
room. bungalow that he will build
on Second street.
Mrs. w. H. Larrabee and Miss EN-
ma Huska of Aurora, were in Brook
ings shopping Tuesday and stayed ovei
for the district meeting at the Metho
dist church in the evening
The Register expects to be able tC
announce next week an important
transfer of business property which
has taken place recently, the nature
of which cannot be disclosed.
Miss Deina Deethardt, daughter OF
BENJAMIN Deethardt, representative o1
the Rumley Tractor company, returned
to Doland Tuesday morning after Wis
iting in this city for two weeks.
j. Bibby has just installed a new
and expensive piece of machinery IL
the Brookings Creamery which is
known as a viscolizer While ordinary
folks don't know what such a con
trivance is and don't care, it nigh
be of interest to know what 1t does
The yiscolizer makes the ice cream
smooth, creamy, fne-grained and en-
; tirely free from humps. 1t does thi'
bv emuls fying the ice cream mixture
When the hot weather comes, people
will appreciate what this contraptiol
can do for the popular summer dish
Mr.. Bibby spares no effort or expens'
TO keep his creamery modern and higl
grade in every way, usually far ahea'
of any other in the state.
The REGISTER is in receipt of lette
from Mrs. Fred W. Cuckow, LaJunta
Colo. this week and among othe
things she says: "Mr. Cuckow ha
the flu in February and was cor
fined to the house for fully three week
but he is we'll again and very bus
have been confined to my bed sine
the middle of January when | wa
taken with bronchial pnuemonia an
it started up my tubercular troubl
again so now / have another fight TO
health. came here six years ago las
fall for this trouble and the last fey
wears have felt real well. We were i
South Dakota last summer and ei
loved our visit very much. Kindl
give regards to all our friends"
Chief of Police Walker Of Minn'
apols was unable to fill his engage
ment to speak at the First Presbyt
rian church last Saturday night an
John C. Orth of Des Moines, at pre-
ent in charge of state district OF IN
Interchurch World Movement, SUI
stituted for him Mr.. Orth is an en-
ploye of the federal government
Americanization service and has bee
loaned to the Interchurch Movemen
His slogan is Millions for Christ
billions for war" From the point
view of a German-born citizen, he er
phasized that the only hope he cou
see for the Strengthening OF the pre-
ent state of affairs in the world was
the Interchurch World Movement.