The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-07-01

Fecto will keep your bath room
sanitary.
Fresh Flowers at the Brookings
ireenhouse.
See Coles change of ownership
sale on page A.
A sweeping reduction on pattern
HAts-Cole Mer. Co. store.
Be at the store when the doors open
at Coles Tuesday, July 9Th, at 10
o'clock
The Misses Lois and Velma Martin
left last Friday for Highmore for a
visit with friends.
Mrs. Tom Fogerty arrived from Elk
ton last week for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. ]. j. Connolly.
Male and Female, the wonder pic
ture at the Pleasant Hour Wednes-
day and Thursday, July and 8.
The biggest chance to save on dry
goods, shoes, wash dresses, etc. at
Coles change of ownership sale.
Don't neglect your piano-tune reg
ularly and save money. H. w Wilson,
authorized tuner for S. D. State college.
Call L-430.
]. G.. Alexander, of Judith Gap,
Mont, left for home Saturday after
spending about a week here visiting
relatives and friends.
Iver Dybdahl and Oscar Johnson re
turned last week from Hot Springs,
where they attended the annual state
firemans tournament.
C. A. Kabrud and family left Friday
evening for De Smet where Mr.. Kab-
rud expected to conduct civil serv-
ice examination for mail carrier.
Redfeld Journal-O al-Observer-Mrs. c.
n. Macdonald and little granddaughter
Shirley Bairey, went to Brookings Sat
urday evening to visit relatives and
friends.
The Flandreau Herald Informs us
that Anton Aaker left Friday for
Brookings, where he will take charge
of the implement stock he and Toilet
Johnson recently acquired. They will
dispose of it.
J. P. Alexander left last week for
San Francisco, Cal. to attend the Ma.
tional democratic convention which is
being held this week in the big civic
auditorium in that city Mr.. Alex.
ander is one of the South Dakota del
egates.
Martin Bergh, who was killed last
week in an airplane accident at Volga
had a health and accident policy with
Kabrud Bros. Insurance company in
the Bankers Casualty Co. S. ]. Kab-
rud announces that Bergh's mother
will receive nearly 100000.
Kenneth Moore left Saturday for
Minneapolis, Mimi, where his two
sisters, Kathleen and Christina, have
been visiting, to accompany them to
Halifax, Nova Scotia, where the girls
will make their home with relatives.
After a short visit there Mr.. Moore
will return to Brookings.
Mrs. NJ. B. Clark left Monday morn
ing for Rochester, Mimi, to receive
treatment for her eyes which are in a
serious condition. She was accom-
panied by her son, Mat, and her
daughter, Mae. Friends in Brookings
sincerely hope that the treatment will
successfully remove the affiction.
Onida Watchman Chas Byrum
made a trip to Brookings last week
where he spent a day going over the
state farm at the college there and
taking in the sights Of the school He
returned home enthusiastic over the
work being done at Brookings and
with a resolution TO help that school
if such is possible. Particularly was
he surprised at the size and value of
the work being done there for the
farmers Of the state.
Reports from Paul butcher and M.
G.. Carlisle and daughter, Marion, who
attended the convention Of the Imper-
ial Shrine at Portland, Ore, last week
and are now ON the return trip through
the Canadian Rockies, indicate good
time and splendid entertainment
everywhere The FL Riad correspond
ent stated in a news dispatch that the
South Dakota delegation enjoyed Miss
Carlisles musical entertainment on
the trip to the coast. The party left
Seattle Saturday morning by boat for
Van couver.