The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-04-08

Fresh flowers at the Brookings
Greenhouse.
Go to Brookings Tire Works for
Tires and Service.
Don't forget Evelyn Rude In con.
cert tonight at the College auditorium.
The Misses Hannah and Lima Sund-
berg of Arlington, were Brookings Wis
itors Monday.
Mrs. e. A. Miller of Aurora, was
among the Brookings shopping visit
ors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Borough of Volga,
visited their son and his family south
of BroOkings on Monday
The Register is pleased to learn
that DR.. E. A. Lentz, who has been
confined to his home for several weeks,
is now improving.
{ Mrs. G.. 0. Sunderson returned Mon
day evening from Nunda, where she
had been visiting her father, Albert
Lane, and other relatives.
Mrs. N. E. Wiskur Mrs. Louis Risch,
Mrs. Matilda Bartlett and Mrs. John
Balzer of Elkton, constituted a quartet
of shopping visitors in this city Mon
! day
! r. F.. Kerr departed this mornin g
for Sioux Falls where he has been
drawn as a petit juror at this term
of the Federal court convening in
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lovett of Volga,
returned to their home Monday after
having visited for several days with
their relatives, the Albert Lampson
and G. R. Miner families.
Mrs. VIM. Reid returned Tuesday
to her home at Castlewood, after hav-
ing visited here with her daughter,
Miss Phyllis Reid, teacher of domes-
| tic science in the city schools.
! $1,000 REWARD to anyone who finds
me suitable house in Brookings
which can be leased on reasonable
terms for one year. Egan, care of
Heintz's Hardware.
| Mrs. W. G.. Leslie and little son,
Allan, returned Monday to their home
at Winnebago, Mimi, after enjoying
visit of two or three weeks dura-
tion with Mrs. Leslie's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. o. Richardson.
E. T. Burris of the Burris job print
| have purchased lot Immediately east
( of the postoffice and will probably
eventually build on it to accommodate
their business. They do not plan to
build this season.
/ Insure your Automobile against Fire.
Wind and Theft in the Interstate Co.,
Of Rock Rapids, Ia, an exclusive Au-
4 tomobile Insurance Company. Oldest
and strongest in the field Kabrud
Bros, Insurance Agency, Brookings
representatives
/ E. J. Ray is preparing to move the
residence recently occupied by J. II.
Hubbard and family at the corner of
Sixth street and Eighth avenue t.
the east end of the lot and face it
on Sixth avenue. Mr. Ray says that
he will convert it into a strictly mod
ern home
Wanted - Information as to the
whereabouts of Col. L. Stanley. The
colonel left Brookings some time last
fall, leaving an unpaid bill at the
Register office and we have been un'
able to locate him with said bill since
that time Authentic information in
regard to his present location will be
suitably rewarded. Register Publish
ing Co.
An adjuster for the insurance com
pany in which l.. ID. Cochran carried
insurance on his car which was stolen
from where it was parked near the
State college on the night Leonard
Wood spoke in this city, a few weeks
ago, was in Brookings last Friday and
settled with Mr.. Cochran for the dam
age done to the car before it was re
4 covered, the agreed damage being
5000. While here the insurance man
also settled with Emory Grimm in the
sum of $125 for damage done by wind
to Mr.. Grimm's auto top.