The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-12-23
Blocker g. Blocker, Chiropractors.

BECKER q Blocker, CnlrOpraCtOTS.
Mems 4-buckle Overshoes, 1886
The Boot Shop.
The kids all want Moccasins fol
Christmas. The Boot Shop.
The greatest serial Of the age,
Webster-Man's Man, will soon ap
pear in these columns.
The Registers next serial story will
be Webster-Man's Man. Watch for
it. 1t is the greatest story you ever
read.
Show me the mar that don't think
the other fellow is getting the best
of the deal in this readjustment bust.
ness.
j. H. Feeney was in from Parnell
township On Friday and called to sub
scribe for this great moral and family
journal.
Mrs. f. G. Orr and two sons, Harry
and Fred, departed on Tuesday for
Mott, N. D., to spend their Christmas
at home with Mr.. Orr.
Don't let your subscription lapse 10
the Register. The story W. are about
to publish is alone worth the price
of a years subscription
Mrs. T. H. Jennings was called to
Huron last week to assist in caring
for the child of her daughter-in-law
who has been quite sick.
Why not a Victor or Brunswick
monograph for that Xmas present
something the whole family will en-.
joy. The Photograph Shop.
J. W. Sponsler and Tom Freed were
down from Bruce on Saturday, Mr.
Sponsler took advantage of calling and
subscribing for the Register while in
the city.
One of our ~neighboring exchanges
truthfully says that there can be no
genuine prosperity until we begin to
buy and sell and produce in normal
measure.
Guy Bisby. professor of plant path.
olOgy of the Canadian Agricultural
college at Winnipeg. arrived in Brook,
ings Sunday to pass the Christmas
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. r. Bisby.
Word received from Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Bushnell of this city states that
they are spending Christmas at Poy-
nette, Wis, and after the holidays they
will go to either California or Florida
to spend the winter.
E. |. Briggs returned last week from
the Rochester hospital where he ha:
been for some time under treatment
Ned is only a shadow Of his former
self but is feeling much better and
his physicians think they have the
best of his trouble.
c. E. Palmer returned Sunday from
a weeks trip with the officers of the
grand lodge of Odd Fellows visiting
the lodges in n~eighboring towns. They
visited the lodges in the following
towns, Estelline, Clark, Henry, Gar
den City, Bradley and Lake Preston
This vicinity was furnished with
good sized snow storm on Tuesday
There was no urgent need nor press
ing demand for this sort of thing al
this time and it knocked our predic
tons into a cooked hat. The weather
man has a habit of making us out
a liar every time we make weather
demonstrations and here's where we
quit.
Mrs. Lila vergote arrived in Brook
ings the last of the week from Red
field and will spend the Christmas holi
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Alton. The Vergotes have sold
their business at Redfield and Mr.. Yer
cote is now at Marshall, Mimi, look
ing after his business there and will,
be joined by his wife after the ho|i
days.
H. C. johnson and family are occu
plying their new home at 240 Eighth
street. Mr.. Johnson is deriving 6
great deal of satisfaction from the fac
that he is so nicely domiciled and has
been able to do all the work on his
new home which is quite remarkable
because of his age. He Is now z
years old and still enjoying goot
health.
Moose Hide Moccasins for boys ant
girls. The Boot Shop.