The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-07-22
Lawn mowers sharpened at Soren-

Lawn mowers sharpened at Soren-
sons, opposite the Brookings Produce
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Dalton and fam
lily of Bruce, spent Sunday visiting in
this city.
Geo C. Phillips, registrar of State
college, spent Friday in Watertown on
business.
Mrs. Paul Kieser returned Sunday
night from Aberdeen where she spent
few days visiting relatives.
Horace Aver and Mark Keith re-
turned Friday from a motor trip to
Vermillion where they spent a short
time visiting.
Mrs. F.. p. Herman returned last
Wednesday evening from Charles City,
Ia, where he spent about two weeks
visiting relatives.
! We are prepared to deliver every
Wednesday and Saturday morning.
Brookings Coffee Co.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Heymer returned
! from Minneapolis, Mimi, Monday
morning. They spent a week there
visiting Mr. Heymer's father.
Paul butcher returned from St
I Paul Mimi, Monday morning after
/ taking his grandson home to his par
! ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. butcher
at st. Paul.
w L. Paul returned Monday morning
from Minneapolis, Mimi, feeling much
improved. lie left Mrs Paul in Min
nespolis but says that she also is
feeling great deal better
+. II. Hubbard returned Monday
morning from Minneapolis where he
spent the week end visiting his wife
who is in a hospital there. lie re
ports that she is feeling much better
Mrs. Emma Campbell of Rochester.
Mimi, returned home Friday night.
after an extended visit in this city
with her daughters. Mrs. E. F. Nc
Carl and Mrs Leland Cornell and hor
son, d. II. Campbell
Seth Thornton of the school of print
ing at State college, and Stewart
Bailey, editor Of the Bruce Herald, re
turned Sunday night from Sioux City,
Ia, where they attended the Tri-State
Editorial convention.
Warren G.. Elliott arrived from Aber-
deem Sunday night being called here
by the arrival of a baby daughter Sun
day morning. Mrs. Elliott and baby
are at the home of her parents, M
and Mrs. c. II. Woodward.
The school law requires that a f.
nancial statement of each and ever
school district shall be published an.
nually after the close of the school
year on June Goth, and the same has
been approved by the school board
in the nearest newspaper.
The cottage owned by H. E. Riley,
DR.. A. H. Stoll and S. c. Neill at Lake
Oakwood was badly damaged in the
severe Saturday night storm a short
time ago which twisted the buildinc
and took off the roof Last week the
Fishback Insurance agency paid the
owners 1891 TO cover their loss, an ad.
justment which met the entire satis-
faction Of the owners since the settle
ment was prompt and covered the los
in full The tornado policy which they
had cost S4 for three years protection.
The Commercial club met at the
club rooms last Friday evening and
elected six members of the board Of
directors. The following were named.
A. F. Grimm, c. o. Trygstad, A. A.
Harris, G. J. Flittie, Oscar H. Johnson
and E. H. Sexauer. A. A. Harris gave
a report on the Black and Yellow Trail
and the club decided to get back in
good standing with the trail asscia-
ton by making payment of $500
which they were in arrears. A. f.
Grimm spoke in favor of the adoption
Of budget plan for the club.