The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-04-29
Local and Personal

+. G. Trotzg, Local and News Editor Phone Ii

Dr. E. w. Forsee, Osteopath
Fresh flowers at the Brookngs
Greenhouse.
For your show cards, call Atkinson
after 500 p. m. Phone X 313.
Mems dress shoes, $7S5 work shoes.
1928, $3.98. The Boot Shop.
/ l.. p. Ammons, superintendent of the
ounty farm, was Brookings visitor
on Monday.
/ John Risch was up from Elkton the
first of the week taking in the Odd
/ ellows celebration and visiting with
is many acquaintance.
See Dorothy Phillips in the screens
greatest emotional dual role in "The
Right to Happiness" at the Pleasant
Hour, Monday and Tuesday, May 8
and 4.
Deputy Sheriff l.. II. Billick left on
thursday night of last week for Man
ing, Iowa, where he expected to re
main for about week looking after
usinesS matters.
c. A. West, director of athletics of
State college, is writing series Of
articles on track training for the Sioux
Falls Argus Leader which are appear
ing daily on the sporting page.
Mrs. Maude Young and her daugh-
er Of Fargo, n D., are making an eX-
tended visit at the home of Mrs.
oung's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F.
mmons, residing at the county farm
ear Aurora.
Dr. A. II. Stoll, president, and Clyde
Hinkley, secretary of the Brookinss
otary club, attended the big district
conference of Rotary clubs at Des
Moines last week. They report an
exceptionally fine time.
Roadmaster J. f. Erwin was down
own on Saturday for the first time in
everal weeks. While still suffering
it'll assesses in his head and very
deaf, he Is glad to be out for little
'esh air The Register trusts he will
ontinue to improve.
Miss Helen Dvorak, accomplished
musician at State college, assisted
Myrna Sharlow of the Chicago Grand
Opera company, at jamestown, N. D.,
last Monday evening This is dis
tinction that is accorded but few mu-
scians in the state.
Joe O'Donnell and Tom Coughlin of
arnell township, were in the city Mon
ay These two young men went TO
school together, went to war together
nd returned together and they are
till sticking together. That's buddy"
or you. Friendships like this make
fe a whole lot easier and pleasanter.
Brookings Commandery, Knights
emplar held another special conclave
on Friday afternoon and evening con-
erring the degrees Of knighthood upon
Almer Carlsen of Arlington. Post Com
mander F. NJ. Kremer conferred the
Red Cross; Past Commander II. /.
tearns the Order Of the Temple and
ne Malta was communicated by Past
Commander NJ. G.. Carlisle. A number
Sir knights from Arlington were
resent
Many old-time readers of the Reg
ster may be interested to know that
A. d. Mower, who was contractor and
uilder in Brookings twenty-five years
go, is living at Grand Junction, Colo.
He~is hale and hearty at IS and lives
ear his daughter, Mrs. Geo. Sim
mons. George was a boot and shoe
dealer here in 1895 and owned the store
ow being run by Gillespie & Rogers.
ir. and Mrs a. B. Allison called on
9th families while in Grand Junction
n their return from California.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. j. Chidester of HUI
ron. were visiting the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Chidester in
this city last week returning to Huron
Friday. Mrs. Chidester was here to
attend the funeral of her father, George
Judd, which was held at Aurora last
Thursday Mr. Judd was an old resi-
dent of Brookings county, living for
many years in Aurora. He died Tues
day, April 20, at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed Myers at Luverne, Iowa.
Mrs. William Landsman of this city
is one of his daughters.