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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-08-27

MT. VERNON 2346.
1920 BUICK ROADSTER.
Driven 26 days, and like new car.
1919 NASH TOURING.
Excellent tires; frst-class paint and
top, and attractive price.
OWEN MAGNETIC ROADSTER.
Special body; wire wheels.
1920 BRISCO TOURING.
Brand new, at a worthwhile reduct-
ion.
1919 CHEVROLET F. A. SEDAN.
Original paint; GriVen less than
10000 miles and as good as any used
car.
1919 CHALMERS ROADSTER.
Here's the car which has the famous
hot spot motor.
1919 NASH SEDAN.
In the pink Of perfection and at a
modest price.
1919 MAXWELL TOURING.
Driven less than 5000 miles.
1918 OVERLAND S5-4.
Splendid top and paint
1918 BUICK "6'' TOURING.
Five tires which will run you 5000
miles; bumper, lenses, tools, curtains,
in fact all the latest equipment. Per-
feet in appearance and performance;
7-passenger.
1918 CHANDLER TOURING,
If you have wanted car which
has been used around 5000 miles and
want to save some money, here is a
chance to save over 5000. Beautiful
condition.
1918 DODGE TOURING.
Original paint, three new tires and
we'll you've got to see this one to
like it. IT'S a good bargain.
1918 OVERLAND so.
We all want bargains. If you are
looking for one, here it is.
1917 HUPMoBILE TOURING.
Perfect condition and looks.
1917 BUICK 6 TOURING.
Fine tires, bumper, extra tire, mirror,
etc.
1917 BUICK 6 ROADSTER.
Good condition and low price.
1916 BUICK 6 ROADSTER.
While this car is a 1916 car it has
gone less than 10000 miles.
1913 MAXWELL ROADSTER.
Here's a little light car which
looks well, runs perfect and cheap to
own and operate.
1-35 PACKARD TWIN-SIX.
Seven passenger stouring. When we
tell you this car is in good condition
and a Packard that should be enough.
MODEL SO OVERLAND TOURING
6-cyl Continental motor; 7-paS-
senger; low price and one years free
road service.
1918 OVERLAND MODEL 80
ROADSTER.
Just the right car for an M. d. or
salesman. A real utility car.
1918 DODGE ROADSTER.
Very attractive and equipped with
excellent tires. 1t runs perfect and
carries our standard years free SER
vice.
1917 VELIE CHUMMY ROADSTER.
Attractive, smart looking and car
which will delight you every time you
drive.
1917 CADILLAC IS SEDAN
Driven 1900 miles; upholstery like
new.
1917 VIM DELIVERY.
1t will deliver the goods, and at a
small upkeep.
1917 DODGE TOURING.
Some people know how to take
care of any automobile. If you look
at this one you can see how car
should be kept.~Good as any new car
and low price.
1917 CHEVROLET 400 TOURING.
A man asked us the other day if
this was a new car. That's how good
! it looks and you can count on it being
right mechanically.
1917 CHALMERS sc" TOURING.
| New top; painted Packard blue. A
fine little car at low figure. :
1917 FORD TOURING.
Dem. rims, speedometer, storage
battery and all other equipment.
1916 HUPMOBIE TOURING.
/ Like other Hupps this one has
| plenty of power and speed.
II 1916 HUDSON GAO TOURING.
/ Reprinted, new top and well, you've
got to see it and ride in it to judge
its sterling value.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
LEGAL

Ten t,ei Feet on slther slde ot tie comet
Ilh' tI snId slcys IN sAii Blocks ! snd
hsi"iu doscfibci, ano provided furtLer
tnH' tho vacation of SAID alisys In shd
hlo,ks Nrc Wajs subject to the eondi
ions. provisions ana Limitations Of $40
ChhtiH ot tho CITY Of Tulss. Okishoms
NEtTitN 2. That tho amended plAt
OF Blocks ! and Of rouder aud pome meroy
Second Adiri1n 10 the city uf Tuiss,
OhiahotrA be ana IN. same Is hsrehy
bOma
SECTION g. Thst tho dedication -
iho pNh'ir uss % tho streets and sVenuos
ot ssid addition ss the Same appear urnp
me sms~dei olaf thereof togs,hcr With
'he rlshts q ~-y aud easements Tor quo
.!e bH.i't pprposs-, heretofore granted 20
ths public snd tn. CITY OF Tulsa IN that
Hsr;.in ieed Of dedication h,retufot, ,
tnont'orcf from the said n. q. Gubls.
bearing date Of the leth day Of OciObsf.
isso bs ana the sRme IN hereby accepted
~ the said city ot Tulsa. Okiakofns.
SECTION That all ordinances or
nsrts Of ordinsnc-s IN oonfict wth IN.
psovis'oua sf this ordinance insofar 90
sueh cVntlot atists, are hereby repealed.
SECfibr g. That hn etnctCeor7 EXISTS
70 tho prcsetvauon Of ;ho public vel
| 'srs ara satc'J, by reason whereof this
ordinance shall take effect from and after
Us rrssaVe, approvN ard publlratioe.
rASSbp, snh N. emergency c.ausc
tuird UPON sepsratoly sud approved this
is'h day o. Novsmhs-. 1870,
hFpluyEp. This i,ih day Of Novsip-
bci. i93N
T. d. EvAN,
Mayor
NRs FRANK srABAS,
CITY AH'iior
Approved
TbASK puScAN
Citv AtfUrU.v
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..,.,.5.,, -..,,.f .,i-..,-., ......-....-.......
,a,.", a. r,. nr ',gs i1aio. nr n,arr,"d
,,,,,,t. p,n,c o,.g. t643
u,.r,- .i. Dr. ,,r.t,l.- f..rt
room ulo.ly 0IrrI.bs1 fof llght Louss-
Keeping Osaao core
ONE rOOM partly furnished for light
housekeeping 30 West FIf'h OsiEu
Aoh
F,u pFgT -gu,rI.r.1 4.t,gu urlr
npuso4sorur apartment close lu. south
sla0. osaro '572
TWO HU'rhsd r"'mH fnr r'nt a. e week.
Furniture Cor r'i" ll1'. Ha' 'hf'" rooms
e., .'. .,a ,t ,..r.. XII.
80 "'''
,..,..
WV ''''" '.'N
.. ..'' '". ''' ..''' ''''' '''"'
FOUR iu'hI-hI rooms Up '''. '-'t'
Isf0.
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1890 DVEnftNp
Cool condition. two ,,tIt tfoH. bargain
e.. % Anicuon. i1oo e. pNsiun. Usage
,.nn
rDuu UuNusrEu with tJu,k uaok.
,HI,r NHrih tuuIH
TDI .,II 1879 uatEe roadster I'm good
.rt".u.n. roui tHvH price tt6o. Gail
az 900 IbHI ,vrnrd rnynH Uaage f1ct
fUU aNIu NU TU,ur.,nsrll cnun.
.v t..n urrs tIl 100 ruui condition
cyU.l ..H.IIrr trade 0r furniture. Phone
Os1rr '..H
tuWn NuNusTrW .,aU lawrence ufaEo
t1GI UpNIUuItun Abbott
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AUTOMOBILES
AlroMOnIiI.s tnit nNir

NJ IVNONTI7IN IWIN NNTF IN
FOR SAL Ford " Maxwell touring car,
several unc-tln Maxwell trurba' oil M
good conditions Will sell reasonable, cal
Usage tta or siJb.
ONE FutD touring car. A condition,
So. cash can be seen on Division st.
second house north ot Red Fork pave
m,ut, West Tulsa
TOK SALE E.. Urand now Ford courr.
never been run. worth $50 VIII sell fur
$50 cash. CAN Usage gloG
1875 uOUGE sIuAN- VIII sacrifice, NOT
able 60 pay storage. OsNgo 1bat
rom ROADSTER ron SAIE.-ioii
model motor Just overhuulcd, viii sell
A. bargain. lUg Nnrtu Phoenix
rom ROADSTER Glf Halo. 1919 model
Win ss't starter boy owner et "a bargalnl
can luudlaiy ut Ep,atuuo nutsl
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aTIIIa

FAiRMoUNT MATERNITY HOSPITAL
for confinement private, prices reason.
abe; may work for board babies adopt
ed. write for booklet Mrs r a. Long,
t9li IL, .7th ST., Kansas city, Mo
ASK ANY POLICEMAN IN Gulsa 20 81.
rect yeu TO the Peoples Trading CO
fWeIry sIUTe. where sou can buy ala
ends watches and jowolry ~ great
g Peoples Trading Co.. 9o7 soIth
Main.
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HUDSON SUPER SIX modol II 1917 T..
passenger touring IN Al condition,
Addres. s76-A, care % World
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LEGAL.
hMoINr AND PURPOSE or PRO
rRlArioNs. FISCAL NTIR ,pae .,


rs the County t,,... u..
county q, ry,.s "oS'o
state Of oli.h
O.r,lrrnsn.
Purruant 70 tb. ,..,,....-,
submit herevitb - -. v, 'a" We
"a N''i''i'i.' AAl''N
the true fiscal ront,,,,,' 'sInent showing
Of the month OF oct,b.t 800 ne ei,'s
uenrrsi Fupd n, ~ Ct,. 't the
ty os Tulsa. statc n, D5,.t'.' t'7a' Nouh-
with a statement 90 a.. -be,n',
purpose o, pro,cs.t c., 'u...u, .LN
proprtA,ions. for rur,e,, ,,r...,I" Hp.
nue.t tha, Won r,a,,, ,no So go, az, anl ~
Approximation a. hsrrt, ,,.,,.. '"o'E A.
~t-f AZ TfF.A R.f.f...'.
a.y Of N,y-nb.r ia56 ''Ns i''h
7 u EV.yg
Atspu OF IN. Cty ~ -,,t..
II. r. Nryypt ,Sct
Cyrnrts1i,nnr a, t,i,.c..
end p.,sn,.
L NJ ApKfsoy
p,iic. ana is,re C,...,.i.s,on--
q. A. SrEtNrp
as nuA ts..trt.
&. s.. yoUNKMAS
Comm. of WaterWOrk4 and gowVvusn
Atte..
Mrs. FRANK SEAMAN
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-
bDAkD AND NOcmS
mann st,,r,rtNo noous 10
F..'N u h''I ''E NIN u WIN '5,n. N,..'M,,,n
p...I ''. "''"
MN, ,..... .........,..., ....,....
lNl.'' 'It Iu .hI'I''' i""H'Iu
rooms tur hnuFokCtpiuE5 near ear
line. os1s' t51n.
l.utN1, ..uN f,r iIghf I.4s,.
kecpnr Wdorn. O7aF' os'l.
TulNn '.Nn light housekeeping
'''.'" ~.
TWO tW"''.' ..'n" Tor ..Flt h'na'
'..''' ,'" "uN "''e ."
'. ''''
nNNlNfoU. D. 1o.9. Two Won fus
tistfd housekeeping rooms mot ,urI.
.ru. eduFa ,uH trto Is. poora ,ar,
t't rrr month
unoNs .tnr rr>t .,,,,>t.,u.n
'NtN p,'."ut' l.h'in'WH'nh ahl n',-l-
al..h n,,. ~ W'IN FNa,-
Tib
prnu,NN rt.I. t,,t.t.1 .....t, o.,
ir' ., ~ r,,,.r,.', ,,,ir r1,',g
faniy itto and 100 sgu b. second
sue.i
n
"rrrIHg room. UdIgh.us bath for two
men "r'. cedar i'.'
oNt lii'HiSiitp HstpInr ru.g. can
I'D. I.''' '.l'' p ". '.'t. l''.
.FlhNI' hl ~ NH1N fuI one rI fW1 F'n'In
l"n 'Al'lnlhg hN'h lh'n' '''r'
t'N'
NNAIl, y. ORA. Foe foui; htat-
-''''' ','p''R r'''' .
~ 'N'I ~. hl,,, I,''r'
Randall VsJ r.fJ ana g,ptb T,isco
car A., i, F.,, Sl.,r.3t and mos. r,
elusive r.tH n ,ity. ftod heat. pprilr.
dining ru.u in connection. moderate
prices IN.Ur pHtro 1909
FuuNlsuEu Room fof ono 1r two ron.
U'men y..s' iu. Phrn" 'naa" ial1.
iiilLCRES1 Very attractive 'oom for
gentlemen or man and wife employed
mahoronf furniture next tu h1thi furn.
a,e heat, iu ,hafWlug bungalow one
hsf b'o.N i''n h's'N ,,t,eL nlh''I NO. NO.
e,o,NA w '" ""'' N'''''"'''' ''"s'
80.
NlCblh " bN'oII'.D "o'p'na room one
u n'"'H 'a," '. a,I',,oa n,at.t,c,'
49,. tsIt
,.ruA,,su,n .,....i..,,, ..,..,,,,.. ,o,,, ,.I.e
Ii,,,,i,n r,,.o ,n ,.r,Io,n.n oply ns.,.
SeTg.J
| E,,v pFSr 1sr,,stsf,Fn rbr.. ,,,,us
nio,Iv furnIahot inrludiur pisno close
I'm ON souih aide. rsnt $50 pcr month.
| Cau Mora Osago eGib.
| sf,,,.f ,yl,ot. ,,,.- ,,,,,ts.,,.t .too,-
iny ,,n,n o.nse i9sI
! ,,.,,,, ,,,,, -, .i..,,,., H.,
crn nome on i,noy line. 81 pef Tor ono
| a. Tor two. gentlemen preferred. 1870
! rast Admiral
1 non. .,i,u ma Nt,t,r, ,,,s .ic,,.
tns room. oaSse ,iso
--.--
DENNEh - VI' ron, t"nu'' 'unn.na 'nnI,,a
water IN room not Ne''' "'''' 'ASb'
| llU',
| EiWOOp. a., io-eDeairabln sleeping
room, close in. furnace heat gentlemen
! only. Orage t6bo-J.
! DHNYkr ~ tOi--Hedroom Tor rent.
| po0NNA,rr IN, ,o,tI.rsnl ni,o room /
! connectinp hath. In p,iyate home. OpaRS
7s0R
1 tuisro toe-N -N-Isrvn attfnctlvsiy
,,,,tsh.d room in ,nodern apartment;
sontheast eNposufc Usage ssgi.
| Nirtty TifpNtgftEp room in priyats
home. sentloman only. rhona ossgo
sgei.
ron -prN1, -s,ec,ior room nj Sgl south
| Ftrct,,nu praan EgPT
,',,,.,.,.,y, 49,, ,...i.- 4,
"h.LIi -" T@ W w ''"' anu -
.,'. 10" 80. .---.. ...-, Z.
'Gn' n, ysn.i, iSou Ios, Thitd
,,,.,.,.,,,,- ,,i,-,, -.i.,,,,,.
~. ,, ~ ,,,,a ,i,',h.. closet AN ,rnd
lhs looln s ,a,E' ,i" ,nIa "a, "a ,S, Wen,
Ph"h" paaHe 7lts'
CONVENIENT, well furnished iyory oe'
room! girls preferred oSaEo Ipob.
CHEYENNE. +. oil Large closed Il
sleeping porch and dresslng room' suit
able for thtoo or four Eehtlemeh' oSas
< 'o'i -. ~,
, FOR hENI Large ront r"om' bIo "
a
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spElIAL NnTIlEs

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
You are hereby notified not 10 hunt or
trpspass on my premises without my writ
ten consent n you DO you will BE- proscc-
tod 20 the full cNtrnt of the law NJ
land covers part OF Section 25-26-N and
3-lS-l6 lying west and adjoining Nerdigris
river and "a fenced with wire and poft.
signed E l.. Haskell, 429 ~. Sixteenth
street. Muskogee Okla.
T. MCBRIDE Mechanical Equlpmcat CO.
requests that their creditors pay no blls
10 T. =. quinn, Please call office.
SHAWNEE, OklAhoms, center OF great
farming country write for free agri-
cultural booklet. Board Of Commerce.
shawnee, okla
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Buy your coal ~ Tulsa Retail Coal Co,
Phone Oshge 3lk2.
NOTICE TO THE PuBLIC-You are
hereby notified not 10 hunt or trcspasa
on my premises without my written con
sent. n you do you Will be prosecuted a
FUN extent Of the law Ny land covers
part of section 20, o., ~ ana s5-ls-ig,
also part Of section and s.ig.lG, lying
wOst and adjoining NerdegrH rlYet, and
Is fenced with wire ana post signed,
4. L. Haskell. 42s No. Sixteenth, Muckd-
gee. okla,
READ the marvellous story OF Harry FIN
clair IN November Hearst, now on sale
at all n6wstands.
NI1oNOpii roR s,LE 10
ron SALE-Buick big four; engine good
differentlal new, battsry new, upholstery
torn body scratched rediator good tires
fair. running good. Price $3.50 cash 1900,
Also all size good partly used tires for
sale 81 TO s.. Vance Tire Co, iG South
Boulder.
FOR SALE--DOdge touring car, late go
$3.50 each. GA Wost Archer, Osage
sI07.
lsis FORD ROADsTER-wil sacrifice
FOR quick sale, $500. Call hr, sullivan,
Usage sSgt.
HUDSON SUPER SIX Wodoi ~ 1917 =.
passenger touring IN Al condition,
Address s75-A. care ~ world
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY

Packard Twin. never been driven,
passenger .........t... Nh,i"U
Hudson Speedstsr, Model o, almost
new s.,s.,...sss... ..ss...,.,s lIN0U
Cadillac "67" 4pasgcngor. good
snap" .,.s-s. s.-ss..,'.' - lio1V
Buick Roadster. run 1000
miles .............. $50
Essex Roadster at ...,,.,.,.sl,iO 400
Essex Touring, new paint and over
hauling ..,..........,. ,....Sl, 21O
Hudson Roadster. good shape, $3.50
Grant ........,,... ..,..,,... .NJbO
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AUTOMOBILES

NIrONOrIi - ron saw 10
T,U SALE Sow Ford touring body and
top. uHlgu 200.
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Above Marmons all in first class condition; repanted
and thoroughly overhaued Call for demonstration or stop
in and inspect these cars Prices range from S2400 up.
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CARPENTER wORK-S"w and repslripr
promptly done. Llcas a. Co, bahdlAS
Cont actors Cedar 1855.
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AI1ONOHii ~ rOR stLr

READ the marvellous story Of Harry FIN
clair IN November Hearst, now on sale
at all nGwstands
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flh y bFHNFh
CisAnsst ana coolest sud most exclusive
rooms In city. SUNNI. rates; best loes
tion IN city, references required cafe IL
',nnertinn Phons praEe itnH
iLLiNOs. E,lsi--rwo large front sleep.
iuR rooms. next go bath, near car aud
Jtney line. osago 5000
HECOSD. ~. it2A--ODe sleeping room
end meats " he-lrsd,
NICE slreping room tor rout with private
family, modern, close In Usage 1860
CINCINNATl. ". 5ls-Nioe room Tor one
OF two gentlemen, convenient 10 bath,
| close In.
CiNCINNATi, H., N8-For rent, one large
room win running water suitable for
two or four men.
SOUTH sIDE-Niorly furnished house
ksrlItK room, With largo closet, also
sleeping room. Phon" Osage bt''.
/ ron HEN7-Fisoping room FOR one or
two gentlemen, three BLOCKS from MAR.
/ OHng, 7N5.
CuLYEs.E. g.. ItuN..lurRo modern
room. suitable f1r inr.r gentlemen. pri
vhte homo. cedar luI.
| TWO fufI.rh.i ruumu bedroom hui par
Tor, rruiIrwru only boz private uom".
ou Huuu Hutau. oluae lnE i1'II uHghbor-
hood. DHl M,'Wu.na, otnE' 'hap
DIryEit a. go ru, l,uf uua uarplug
/ fo.m. pa'Fa 'i1i
DETROIT H IIU.-Latrr. vuu furuHhed
room. private homo uI'To 1,1s.
| |rIE,IEsAyl E IBr Large front room.
convenient 90 bath. nrir boarding. houst,
! Frurt,mrr uu.t, tsf.f.Hags oa1ss ss2S J.
/ rrDsr room io lady employed, close In
pHHu'. rwN. paap" h'fl
I iELwDDp 3D. 60a-Onr sleoplng room for
r.u' u."To i'bt
/ vs.. CARRY ne finest IInc Of Home Made
candy in the city, hur chooolates 80
fIrfrrrui Hear tha Sew Ja1z Band
. I..TIUTg
urAuTnruLLN furnished front alespini
rr..u. private home. oEaEo 2is.
/ |EI>rEUSTH " nt-Just off soul
Ntu. rIrr Furnished room IT. private
home connecting bath, 10 two employee
ladies' Cedar 1925
WHEELING. o., g'--Modefn sieeptnl
room between Hodge car and Aduira
. iuuoy
/ BDETON geo. Gs2-Nicely furnished sleep
! ms room Tor rent. cedar li2.
ilG SOUTH GUTHRIE
/ Very desirable large front room
close in; adjoining bath; reasonable
gcut.cmet preferred. Osage IA.
! ROOM and sleeping porch. tw
beds: adjoining bath, fIrun,
heat: suitable Two or four po.uIr
splendid location for bus.u"s
people; one block north Of Cyuyuu
ton hall ll6 " Cameron.
FURNISHED, modern b.d room
private residence. Fauu. OsaE
7535.
/ TWO nice slo,plug rooms VIII
Kitchen pu'lrg.s 81 prlYau
/ ssmo. Usage .1sp.J
- LARGE front room, Duuycnlrnt u
bath, near boarding house, gen
ID ilcmnn only; references. Osag'
'G923-J.
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AUTOMOBILES

At1"' nuns iuH SNlE ic
ron SALE Pond. 1870 model. two
morth4 use. OssEe GiI9.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Tor Auto.
mobile, f.ruum boN house and garage.
81 900, or viii take 500 cash and month
" payments. Mr.. Moore. l207-A. East
FIfth.
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SOUTH SIDE sleeping AMI housekeeping
rooms Co ono ur two ladies Vr married
couple phuno OFsFp bb13.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-01-01

Miss Jessie Caldwell, who is teach.
ing at Miller, came home to spend the
holidays with her mother Mrs. Peter
Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. vergote of Red
field, We're here to spend Christmas
with John Alton ard family. NJ. Ver-
cote returned home Tuesday and Ms.
Yersote will remain for longer
period.
Prof. and Mrs. J. W. Browning of
Eelyidere, H., have been visiting with
their daughter, Mrs. Winifred Ray
at Aurora. Their other children, Le-
more of Mandan, n. D., and Albert of
Columbus. Mont, joined them for a
Christmas dinner at the home Of Mrs.
Ray, and the family have since been
visiting their many friends here IN
Brookings. Miss Lenore is teaching
French and Spanish in the Mandan
high, and Albert is principal Of the
high school at Columbus. This was
the first get-to-gether CT the family
in three years and Of course was much
enjoyed
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-01-01

The Methodist church is installing
a swimming pool this week. 1t takes
the place of the old gymnasium which
was too small.
Mrs. J. f. Lansing left for her home
at Ritzville, Wash, on Monday. While
liz Brookings she was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs f. c. Neill.
Estell V. Reedy of Rutland, S. D.,
and Ennis l.. Young of Rutland, were
married at the Methodist parsonage
Wednesday, December 81, at II a. M,
by DR.. Zentz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Caldwell of
Wells, Mimi, came up to spend Christ
mas with Mr.. Caldwells mother, Mrs
Peter Caldwell. He returned home on
Monday while Mrs. Caldwell and the
baby remain for longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Neill and Mrs.
Alma Lansing were at Redfield to
spend Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Redmond. They returned to
Watertown and spent day with MIR.
and Mrs. Chas Neill before returning
home.
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At Coles Store, Jan. 9Th.

DR.. B. H. Sayre, local veterinarian.
The Junior high school building is
fast nearing completion.
Miss Gertrude Bedessem of Pierre,
is spending a few days with the home
folks.
Prof and Mrs Shirley Miller de-
parted for Minneapolis on Christmas
eve to visit friends.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Hermanson of Sterling town
ship, on Christmas eve, December "a
Miss M. Joerns went up to Mime
apolis on Tuesday night to visit with
her relatives for week or ten days.
The w. C. T. U. will meet at the
home of Mrs. j. p. Ashbaugh, 1910
Sixth street, Thursday, January 8, 1920
NJ G. Carlisle, of the State rural
credit force, is home from Pierre spend
ing the holidays with family and
friends.
The engagement of Miss Ebba Mes
seth and Anton Hogstad. was an
nounced at the faculty club dinner on
Christmas eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Walton of
Hitchcock, arrived in Brookings on
Wednesday evening to spend Christ
mas at the home of Mrs. V. L. McGi!l
and family, returning to Hitchcock on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. e. l. Briggs and son,
Earl Sherman, have been spending a
week among friends in the Twin Cities.
Mr.. Briggs returned Monday and the
family on Wednesday. They report
very enjoyable time.
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Local and Personal
g.

Fresh Flowers at the Brookings
Greenhouse
Miss Anna Nesseth of La Crosse,
Wis, arrived in the city to spend
Christmas with her sister, Miss Ebba
Nesseth, at State college.
Mrs. A. B. Holm had the misfortune
of fracturing her left arm a few days
ago but is still able to attend to many
important duties about the home.
Robert Elston, who recently sold out
his place near Lake Campbell, moved
last week to Bushnell where he will
engage in the business of buying stock
Cards have been received by friends
in Brookings announcing that a son
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul S.
Gillespie on December Is, at Canyon
City, Colo.
Mrs. Lucy Coleman writes from
Long Beach, Cal, that they are nicely
located and all that is lacking is their
home paper which, Of course, means
the Register.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Bedessem and
daughters, Ellen, Florence and Ruth,
spent Christmas at Ivanhoe. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bedessem and Ellen re-
turned Friday.
Evan Borst who is attending the
University of Minnesota, came home
to spend Christmas with his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. L. G. Borst. He will re-
turn to Minneapolis on Sunday night.
Edwin R. Fricke, who has been at
tached to the medical department at
Camp Sheridan, has been discharged
and arrived in Brookings Saturday
night to visit his parents and brothers
Theodore Knutson, employed as stem
ographer by the Morell Packing Com
pany, Sioux Falls, came up on Christ
mas eve to spend a few days at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Knutson.
E. H. Keel, Oph., of Sioux Falls, will
be in Brookings again at the Leon
Hotel, Monday, Jan. II. Special at
tentiOn given to weak eyes, poor sight
infamed eyes and eye lids, headache
and nervousness. Glasses correctly
fitted
/ The Dyckman on 9Th ST, between
Hennepin and Nicollet, Minneapolis, is
an ideal place to stop. The rates are
reasonable and the Coffee Shop is one
i of the most complete in the country,
where the best the market affords may
be had at sensible prices.
! Something new You should see and
/ try the new Lingenberries, fruit like
the cranberry, but much finer flavor.
They are imported from Norway, and
are a comparatively new thing in the
market here. We have just received
barrel of them. The l. y. l..
Grocery.
/ Guy Fowler writes the Register that
there is quite a building boom on at
Grand Junction, Colo, and that he is
able to work outside most of the time
! If Mr. Fowler could see the way that
the Junior high school building has
been going up he would realize that
we work outside here all the time.
! Prof. Charles H. Brady, head of the
vocational education department Of
/ State college, is at Columbus, Ohio,
this week and is on the program for
an address before the Ohio State
Teachers Association. Among other
speakers on vocational education are
DR.. J. O. James, of the University of
Cornell University
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Bank Of Brookings,
Brookings, South Dakota, will be held
at it's banking Office on Tuesday even
ing, January 18th, 1920, at p. m,
for the purpose of electing a Board
business which may come before said
meeting G.. J. Flittie,
Secretary.
Dated December 22nd, 1919.
Wv. 8. S..
$500 The Register One Year $500
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our appreciation
of the thoughtfulness and assistance
of our friends on the occasion of the
death Of our beloved daughter Mildred.
Especially would we mention the beau
tiful floral offerings and the comfort
ings music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Johnson