The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-04-15
DR.. E. w. Forsee. Osteopath.
Ayer-The Mutual Benefit Man.

| Ayer-The Mutual Benefit Man.
| Mrs. V. Hovde of Elkton, was in
Brookings Tuesday.
Cottage Cheese for sale today at the
Brookings Creamery.
Mrs Harold Cole went to Aurora
Wednesday morning to visit her folks,
l.. P. Ammons and family.
Mrs. Fanset and Mrs. Bergman came
down from Watertown Wednesday for
visit with Mrs w. T. Haywood and
other friends.
The Trenton Band and the Home
Talent Play of Moody county will give
an entertainment in the Aurora Opera
House on Friday night April 10th.
Admission 25 and so cents.
Dorothy Brooke arrived from Chi
cago last week to spend a couple of
months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James F.. Brooke Since her last visit
to Brookings Miss Dorothy has been
employed as an expert proofreader in
one of the large publication offices in
Chicago.
The Watertown Public Opinion says
that Judge c. G. Sherwood was taken
sick at Huron last week and when
he reached Watertown on the way
home was unable to continue the jour
ney and stopped there for medical
attention and care. We have since
learned that the Judge is on the gain
which will be pleasing news to his
many friends in Brookirgs.
NJ. L. Shade of Mitchell, of the state
highway commission, has gone to
Washington, D. c., where he will con-
fer with officials IN regard to the allot-
ment of trucks and other equipment
for road work in South Dakota A bill
recently passed providing for such
distribution of some war equipment.
! Seevral army trucks are already in
use in the state in various kinds of
road work.
Mrs. S. r. Price, mother Of Mrs.
w. H. Leighty of this city, died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. c. l..
Wright, in New York Saturday noon.
; The people of Brookings feel deep
sympathy for Mrs. Leighty upon this
sudden loss. Mrs. Wright arrived with
the body Wednesday evening spend
ing the night in Brookings with her
sister, Mrs. Leighty, and the two will
go on to Pierre this morning with the
body where it will be buried. Four
hrOthofs and two douobtor, oro lea
to mourn the death of Mrs. Price.
Two of the brothers live in California,
one lives in Custer, S. D., and the
fourth lives in Canada.
E. G. Trotzig, who has been taking
course in journalism at the Unfver-
| sity of South Dakota, takes a position
with the Register this week as it's local
and news editor supplanting w. F..
Johnston, resigned. Mr.. Trotzig comes
highly recommended by Dean Wright
as one Of his brightest and best stu
dents, having love for the work and
very capable. Register patrons will
find him very pleasant young man
to meet and trusts that all its friends
viii give him their hearty co-opera-
tion in trying to keep the paper fully
up to the high standard we have al
ways endeavored to maintain as
purveyor of the news in this commu-
nifty.
| Mrs. Edward Waby, oldest daugh-
ter of Andrew Pultz of this city, died
of scarlet fever Thursday morning
at her home in Hetland. She leaves
husband and two children who at
present are all i'll with scarlet fever.
The many friends of the family IN
Brookings will regret to learn of their
affiiction. She leaves three brothers
and three sisters, all of whom were
present at the funeral with the ex-
| ception of Carl Pultz who was unable
to get away from Quantico, Virginia,
where he is stationed as Y. M. G. A.
secretary at the marine barracks.
Mrs. Waby was born near Hetland
and is well known among the people
of the city.