The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-02-19

February 2S. Admission, so cents
Mrs. c. E. West entertained party
of her lady friends in Brookings TO Il
theater party on Saturday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. f. J. Claussen OF
Arlington, spent last Thursday IN
Brookings visiting the X. W. Kruger
family.
Herbert Smith and daughter, Mi
Gladys, are visiting in Brookings with
the genteman's brother, Frank b.
Smith
Mr. and Mrs. McDearmon returned
Monday evening from Faulkton. where
they had been visiting friends for
few days
There is a vast difference between
the high cost of living and the cost
of high living. This is being demon
strated every day
Mrs. c. K. West of Bruce, spent the
week end with friends in Brookings,
going from here to Lake Preston to
visit her son for two weeks.
j. H Mckinney was up from An
rora on Friday arranging for his sale
to be held soon. He expects to move
to Brookings about March lst.
J. O. Johnson of Manila, p. l., writes
the Register that he expects to be
in Brookings some time during May
or June to meet his old friends
The way some people move they
probably labor under the impression
that there is just as much time in the
future as there is in the past.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Evans visited
over Sunday at Redfield with the
family of J. A. Farrankop. who were
residents of Brookings until about two
years ago.
r. E. Soden of Orting, Wash, RENTS
to the Register years subscription
and says they are having fine weather
there and the grass green and flowers
already in bloom.
You can get almost anything in
household goods at your own price
at the Geyer sale on Saturday Feb
81 Sale at the house, corner Eighth
street and Eighth avenue.
M. G. Carlisle of the state rural
credits department, Pierre, arrived in
Brookings Tuesday evening and will re-
main until the last of the week visit
ing with his family and friends.
E. l. Ust was in from Lake Camp
bell Monday arranging for sale TO
h. do ba bot hot
he will move to Minnesota about
March Is where he has purchased
large farm.
DR.. Blocker, who has been so busy
erai weeks, was taken i'll himself to
ward the last of the week and for
several days had to take a dose of his
own medicine.
taken the position of superintendent
of the printing plant at State college,
returned to Huron Tuesday night TO
bring his family to Brookings, having
succeeded in renting a house.
Thos. Bang, the new proprietor of
the Ideal Bakery informs the Register
that he has been able to secure Mrs.
Bertha Lien to take the management
ness This will insure to the patrons
prompt and efficient service.
The speaker at the Pleasant Hour
theatre on Saturday night said that
Governor Lowden's business ability
could not be questioned, he married q
woman with ten millions. Mighty
good business that. A dollar to dough
nuts the speaker was envious
Miss Edith Peterson, one of the
teachers in the city schools who be-
came a victim of the influenza last
week, was unable to return to her work
when the schools resumed their regu-
lar sessions last Monday, but hopes
to be fully recovered within a short
time. Her position is being tenn
poraril filed by Mrs. Heymer, one
of the regular supply teachers.
P. V. Finley, formerly county farm
agent for this county, who is preparing
to engage in farming on his own ac-
count, is determined to start out right
with good stock. He purchased three
splendid Duroc Jersey gifts Monday
at sale in Huron which he shipped
to the farm which he and his brother,
j. j. Finley, will operate near Bush
nell. These gifts are granddaughters
of Great Sensation, last years cham
pion in his class, and are bred to a |
Pathfinder.
Charley Aarvick started Tuesday |
morning on long trip to revisit his |
old home at Bergen, Norway. He has
been in America for about fourteen |
years and anticipates great enjoyment
in meeting his friends across the |
water among whom it is a safe guess |
is "the girl he left behind" when he
came to this country. number of
his Brookings friends were at the train |
Tuesday morning to wish him a pleas !
ant trip and a safe return. He plans ,
to remain in Norway two years.
c. NJ. Elsons Duroc Jersey bred SOW
G Ia m ha hold at oG Ga Dractnp n |