The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-05-20
Mutual Benefit is best.
Sale of ladies' silk hose at Coles.

Special reductions on 100 pattern
hats Coles Store
Childrens and misses union suits.
33c. Coles Basement Store.
"Modesty. the Glory of Women"
Baptist church, Sunday evening.
T l. Chappell is expected home
from Long Beach, Cal, this week.
The high school annual. The
Sioux" made its appearance last Mon
day.
j. p. Maloney of the Dakota Farmer
at Aberdeen, visited State college on
business last week
Horace NJ. Aver writes Mutual Bene-
fit Life Insurance The best Protection
for seventy-five years.
SO far as could be seen the Nor
wegians in this vicinity did not OBJ
serve their independence day May II.
Mr. and Mrs. Gorge Lohr of Estel-
line. spent Tuesday afternoon and
evening visiting at the f. NJ Kremer
home.
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Ina and Ora. and son. Roy, ar
rived from Hitchcock Saturday night
for a weeks visit at the home of Mrs.
V. L. McGill.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Rodgers of Iro-
quois, arrived Wednesday and will
make their home in this city. Mr..
a., II he 70 10 r1
Oil filling station.
Miss Elizabeth Chase, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Chase, has been
elected teacher III history and Span
ish at the high school in Flandreau
for the coming school year.
Mr. and Mrs. A. p Kabrud arrived
Saturday night from Lake Crystal,
Mimi, for a visit with their sons,
c. A. and s. j. Kabrud, who are in
the. insurance business in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Wiley returned
Sunday from their winter stay. in Cali
fornia tired but happy TO get home.
Mr.. Wiley says his health is very
good and that they enjoyed the win
ter very much.
Professor E. r. Series and Anton
Hogstad, Jr., Of the pharmacy depart
ment at State college, returned last
Saturday evening from the meeting
of the Pharmaceutical association at
Washington, d. c.
William Callahan returned from
California last week. but his family
will remain there a while longer.
Mr.. Callahan informs the Register
that he expects to construct new
home soon on his lot on East Williams
street
Mrs. j. p. Aust left for her home at
IvanhSe, Mimi. Tuesday morning after
a short visit with her brothers, A. b.
and G. T. Chase. Their mother, Mrs.
H. A. Chase came with her daughter
from Ivanhoe but will stay in Brook
ings for longer visit
Rev. B. A. Benson reports that the
financial drive of the Lutheran church
for reconstruction and relief in foreign
fields has been successful in this coun-
ty. The Sterling church went over
the top the first Sunday and the
church in Brookings will soon reach
the mark.
The South Dakota Billiard assOcia-
ton was formed at Aberdeen last week
with the object of removing all Objec-
tionable features from the billiard par
lOrs Of this state. thereby giving them
a better and higher moral standing.
Sanders and Means were the delegates
from this county.
Postofice Inspector Geo. II. Chase
of WatertOwn, was in the city last
week checking up the local postofficc
Application has been made for one or
two new carriers on city delivery and
while Mr.. Chase would not say what
his recommendation in the matter was,
our business men are hoping that g
better service and more prompt deliv
cry will soon be established on Main
street.
In conversation with f. II. Williams,
who recently returned from California
where he and Mrs. Williams spent the
winter months, he said they enjoyed
their stay very much and met nearly
ell of the Brookings colony. On their
return they stopped at Portland, Seat
tie and other points where they ran
on 10 many more. The old friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. V Walker will be
glad to hear thai they are still alive,
living at Seattle, and are in very com
fortabl circumstances.
Harold Davis departed last Satur-
day evening for Minneapolis where
he expects to make his future home
Harold was raised in BrOOkingS and
has long been identified with our local
interests. For the past twelve or tn r.
teen years he has been employed i'm
our local postofiice where he has given
good and faithful service and where
he will be greatly missed. The Reg
lister trusts that he will succeed in
any undertaking he may embark upon
in the place he has decided on as hi-
future home.
John Burroughs says that tho