The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-12-23

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Christmas. The Boot Shop.
Your dollar will go a long ways a
Corner Grocery. See al on page Is.
Register OF Deeds A. Nyman was Z
passenger to Volga Saturday evening
Mrs. A. Z. Ryger visited last week
at Aberdeen at the home of Mrs. A
Donaldson.
Archie Gentle left for Minneapolis
Mimi, Saturday morning after visiting
friends in this city.
|. A. Taylor and Alvin Johnson mo-
tored to Flandreau last Friday and
spent the day there on business.
Have you heard about those Bubble
books? They teach the children to
sing. Get them at the P~honograph
Shop.
w. II. Murphy left Saturday morn.
ing for Minneapolis, Mimi, where he
will visit over the holidays with his
two sons in that city.
Miss Eva Olson, principal of the
high school at South ST. Paul, Mimi
is spending Christmas in this city at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Olson.
Z. c. Chambers of Bryant, arrived
Tuesday night to spend Christmas al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. a. f. Bun.
day. Mr.. Chambers is a %brother-in
law of Mrs. Bunday.
Miss Carol Green, daughter of Or
and Mrs. b. 7. Green, arrived SatuT.
day night from Aberdeen to spend the
Christmas holidays, Miss Green is
the head of the department of geo.
graphic science at the Northern Nor
NAL and Industrial school.
Mrs. Z. b. O'Hair left Saturday morn.
ing for G~reencastle, Ind, on the sad
mission Of attending the funeral Of
her sister who died last week sud
denly while visiting a cousin at Trini
dad, Colo. The body was shipped
back to her home in Indiana for burial.
George SOULS opened his new pool
all III DuSIlltSS ldSI i hui study tNtI-
ing and enjoyed a rushing trade. His
fine equipment includes six pool tables
and one billiard table. He is occupy
Jig the new brick building recently
completed first door south of the
Bookings Cafe.
Prof. C. Larsen, formerly director
of the extension department at State
college, but director of dairy mar
keting for the Illinois Agricultural as
ISOLATION, left %Brookings Sunday for
st. Louis, Mo. to assume his new
duties. In st. Louis he will work out
| a cooperative milk marketing plan for
Illinois dairymen who supply milk to
that city. The best wishes for success
in his new work go to Mr.. Larsen
from his many friends in this city.
VIM. Garfoot and S. J. Rudolph re-
turned last Thursday from WilmOt
where they made a few days visit
They made the trip by automobile and
on the return trip they had to shovel
their way through the snow. They
were stuck three times between vii
mot and Milbank. They found the
streets of Milbank piled high with
snow. Upon leaving Milbank, how.
ever, were surprised to find less snow
and a few miles out there was hardly
any. The roads were fine the rest of
the way and they made record time.
1t will be a pleasant surprise 20
many ~Brookings friends to read the
following item from the St. Charles,
H.. Chronicle of December Is: Frank
O. Smith Of BrOokings, S. D., and Min
ME NJ. Smith of st. Charles, were mar
ried Thursday evening at 900 o'clock,
at the residence of George n. Lamb,
Of West Second street, brother Of the
bride. Rev. j. G.. Spencer, pastor of
the st. Charles Congregational church
officiated. An elegant supper vas
served following the ceremony. Mr..
Smith is Q retired newspaper man.
Wooden Hose for children. All sizes.
The Boot Shop.