The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-01-22


IS cents.
The Sorosis Club was entertained
last evening at the home of Mrs. &.
j. Flittie.
Rev. F. X Dooley went to Madison
yesterday morning and will be absent
several days.
! James Maher went up to Arlington
yesterday morning to attend the Con-
verse hog sale.
Send to Duroc Meadows, Hetland,
S. d., for the catalog of their Jan. "a,
1920, bred SOW sale
Give us your grocery orders. Ser
vice and Quality" our motto. The
Corner Grocery, phone IL.
Fred Cole of the Cole Mercantile
Co., departed Monday for Chicago and
will be absent about week.
NJ. F. Bunday and A. B. Peterson
of Bruce, were attending the Shrine
blowout at Huron yesterday.
The Register office has a limited
number of art calendars for distribu-
ton First come first served.
Life insurance is the only mint
where sympathy for the widow IS
coined into cash-Theo c. Akin
H.F. Haroldson, cashier of the Farm
ers National Bank, went to Sioux Falls
yesterday morning on important busi-
ness.
Remember the F. S. Slocum sale on
Tuesday, February 3, of milk COWS,
Duroc bred sows and Single Comb
White Leghorn cockerels.
Joe Wiley and Olaf Hanson of High
more, were in Brookings last Friday
for the purpose of visiting some OF the
Poland China hog herds Of this county
that are acquiring a statewide repu-
tation for quality. They intend to pur'
chase some good breeding stock at
sales held this winter.
Mrs. Fred Baker and Mrs. Carl Ack'
man at the home of the former gave
neighborhood party, Wednesday
/, evening, complimentary to Mrs. Chas
Johnston of Morris, ILL.,, who Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Lillian Handwerk. The
evening was spent in social converse
/, and fancy work. At later hour a
J dainty luncheon was served.
The fourth number on the Y. M. c
A lecture course, the Zoellner String
Quartet, will be given next Monday
, evening, January 26. The music OF
: stringed instruments seems to appea
irresistably to almost every ear, even
, though the hearer be not educated iI
= the technic of music. The Zoellners
| please alike professional and popular
audiences.
|. B. Johnson, for about two and
, half years state leader of county
agents in South Dakota, has resigned
t for the purpose of taking up the per
: sonal MANAGEMENT of his two farm:
south of st. Paul, MINI. Mr.. johnson
f has produced an efficient county agen
-, excange organization in the state will
2 unusual results. He will take up hi
J, farm work March Is.
Next Tuesday evening is the date 0
r the fourth number of the Y. NJ c. A
d lecture course, the Zoellner Strin
S Quartet. Probably no other numbe
s will appeal more strongly to patron
J, of the course, and those who have no
r already secured their seats should los
no time in doing so. The admissio
price is IS cents. The program begin
promptly at S:15 at the College aud
>. torium.
! DR.. G. H. Gulbrandsen, ]. H. Robert
] and Paul butcher went to Huron ye
terday with DR.. A. H. Stoll, the latte
! being a candidate for the mysterie
; of Shrnedom. Eighty-two other cand
&; dates, from all parts of the stat
] crossed the burning sands with IN
doctor and he returned this mornin
: with blistered feet and fair know
edge of what it takes to become
! Noble of the Mystic Shrine. Abo'
; five hundred Shriners sat down la
; evening to a splendid banquet serve
! by the ladies of the Eastern Star
I Huron. The work was put on by
! Riad Temple of Sioux Falls.
I M. S. Thayer returned this mornir
| from Long Beach, Cal, and reports u
! Brookings county colony there all VIZ
I and happy among the flowers. II
! Register gave up any thought of u
!! dertaking to mention the people N
Thayer had been daily meeting o
! there when he produced list of for
I or more names Of people from Tn
vicinity. He admitted it did seem
bit chilly to step from his train on
snow covered streets here, but he
too loyal a citizen of S1lth Dako
I to feel otherwise than very glad to
I back at home among people who ha
| ] too much OF the Dakota hustle in th'
| constitutions to worry about what XII
| of weather surrounds them, so long
I it is the bracing, energizing kind Il
state provides at all seasons OF