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

Dr.. 3. H. Sayre, local veterinarian.
Girls' button shoes, S29S. The Boot
shop
Investigate Mutual Benefit Life In
surance.
Or. E. Il. Whitehead, residence
phone r 25o
Boys strong lace shoes, $3.1S, $3.7S.
The Boot Shop
Horace NJ. Aver is the Mutual Bene-
lit Man. See him.
The closer money is the harder it
is to get hold of it,
Miss Alma Thomas left Saturday
morning for few days visit in
Mitchell.
Miss Hazel Feenstra, bookkeeper at
the Hub, spent a few days visiting at
her home in Elkton last week.
Mrs. a. c. Paulson and Mabel and
Frieda Tisdel of Arlington, were
shopping in the city last Friday.
Miss Johnson, trained nurse ar
rived from Minneapolis Friday morn
ing to assist in the care OF Herman
Hauff.
Esther Mallery was up from Brook
ings over Sunday to visit her parents,
returning Sunday night. - De Smet
News.
We. have on hand a supply of l and
2-inch tape for sealing packages. Just
fits your machine. Register Publish
ing Co.
Gertrude Reeves came from Brook.
ings Friday night to visit her aunt,
Mrs. d. A. Crawford, over Sunday
De Smet News.
The Misses Alice Mitchell, Murel
Stubjaer Ella Floto and Mrs. II. Hen
erickson, teachers from Lake Preston,
visited the BroOkings city schools last
Friday
Blanch Rowland and Hulda and Hat.
tie Folsland, who have been visiting
their cousin, Mrs. John Jesme, re-
turned to their home at Oldham Fri.
day evening
Miss Mary Buzza, the school nurse,
left for Ft Pierre Friday evening
where she will spend the summer. A
to bid her good bye and good luck.
A party Of old friends from Volga
composed of the Mesdames Nj. w
Elgie, Carrie Lee, J. L. Alseth, Lena
StOcksted and W.. X. Reeves and sew
eral others spent Friday with Mrs
Cole in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Dokken and
daughter of Brookings, We're visiting
with relatives in this city Sunday
They returned Sunday and were ac
companied by Mrs. Dokken's sister
Lottie Ensberg.-Toronto Herald.
Hon. Peter Gudahl of Howard, was
in Brookings Thursday evening in the
interests of the South Dakota Woo
Growers association. He left fol
Huron Friday morning to attend the
meeting Of the association there or
that date.
Rev. S. w. Keck, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Keck of this city, spent
Thursday night with his parents after
taking part in the Interchurch World
Movement conference at Estelline
Before returning to his home at Wa
tertown he spoke for the movement
at Elkton last Friday.
The BrOOkings high school will take
part in four track and field meets this
spring. The team starts out with the
Drake relays at Des Moines followed
a week later by the Sioux Valley
meet. May !, then the Interstate meet
at the State university at Vermillion
on May IA, with the windup of the
season in Brookings at the State meet
on May 21.
AS an example of defective trans
portation, wheat is selling today in
parts of China for ten cents bushel.
In Szechuan, China's western province,
which is more populous than Germany
was before the war, many farmers de-
pendent entirely upon animal or hui
man transport must put their wheat
on local markets where it brings ten
cents at a time the world is paying
two dollars.