The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-02-12

DR.. Il. II. Sayre, local veterinarian
Fresh Flowers at the Brookings
Greenhouse
Registered Duroc-Jerseys at the Geo
Fem sale Feb. Is.
L. d. Cochran went to Sioux Falls
on business Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Trasta of Omaha, Neb.,
was here Tuesday visiting friends.
THE Conquering Man" Baptist
church, Sunday night. Success series.
Mrs. o. H. Halverson and Mrs. F.
II. Carlson were Sioux Falls visitors
on Saturday
Miss Nettie Smith went Tuesday
evening to Hetland to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. d. J. Boldt.
Saturday at the Fad, Max Kennedy
in Strictly CONFIDENTIAL 2-reel COM
edy. Matinee at 2:30.
Saturday at the Fad, Max Kennedy
in Strictly Confidential" a 2-reel COM
edy. Matinee at 2:30.
p. " Finley returned Monday from
visit to Redwood Falls, Mimi, and,
the big truck and tractor show in the
Twin Cities.
About 35 per cent of The North
westerns New Business is annually
written on the lives of satisfied old
members. T. c. Akin.
H. J. Moors writes the Register
from Detroit, Mich. that he expects
to be in Brookings some time about
the 10th of next month.
Mrs. A. w. White of De Smet, re-
turned Wednesday evening to her
home after visiting here for week
in the home Of her son, Louis a.
White.
r. L. Parker of Great Falls, Mont,
who was called here two weeks ago
by the des ii of his sister, Mrs. Anna
Moore, left Wednesday evening for his
home.
James w. Wilson, who sold his farm
north Of the city short time ago, is
preparing again to move into the city
and has purchased the John Croft
property.
J. M. Stortz was at Watertown sew
eral days last week and returned to
Brookings on Friday. Mr.. Stortz in
forms us that he will soon move to
Watertown to look after his big 400
acre farm near that city.
The Register is in receipt of short
business letter from Miss Mamie
Dakin who is now residing at Cen
in, which Chn "Wp
like it here very much, but we also
like to receive the home paper.
The Register is in receipt of the
announcement that Lloyd E. Work,
formerly of Peabody, Houghteling &
Co., Chicago, is now associated with
Elston & Company, Investment Secu-
rites, Chicago, as vice-president.
Homer Rexford returned from
Houston, Texas, last Thursday night
and reports everybody well. He is try
ing to convince some of our people
that Texas is about the only place to
live in, at least in the winter time.
F. l. Polsean of Medary township,
returned the last of the week from
chicago Wnere ne mas Deen SpeHOlHS
some time visiting friends in that vi
cinity. Mr.. Polsean was BroOkings
visitor Monday and called to subscribe
for the Register.
C. A. Searls has been enjoying visit
from his brother G. /. Searls of Akron,
Iowa. Mr.. Searies was formerly
resident of South Dakota, residing
near De Smet, but has since that time
made his home in Montana. He does
not speak very we'll of the Montana
country where he resided.
B. G.. Killing in writing to the Reg
lister from Duluth, Mimi, to renew his
subscription for another year says,
81 was very sorry to learn that Brook
ings is having another epidemic of the
flu, but guess the disease is quite
general throughout the country. We
have great many cases here, but
so far it has been in very light form
and the death rate has been very low"