The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-01-20
Local and Personal
COR Auto Livery call 159 Geo. Brown
9. Trotzig, Associate and News Editor, Phone LII

Mems Shoes, $4.9S, $685., $7.S5. The
Boot Shop.
Pure Bred Hog Sale, February 1st.
p. O. Kennard.
Children's Hose CSC, regular soc
and Goo values. The Boot Shop.
Spindler repairs anything made of
wood; heads excepted. Phone X 39S.
Every hog you buy at Remarks
sale. Feb. list, is immune and insured
against death.
Miss Bessie knight, clerk in Coles
Department store, left Friday evening
to spend the week end visiting at her
home at LIE Roy, MINI.
T. F. Wesley and Paul Cobel re
turned from Waterfowl Monday morn-
ing after visiting over the week end
in that city. They made the trip by
auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Baldwin of Car
thage, spent the week end in this city
visiting at the home Of DR.. and Mrs.
A. G. Noble. Mrs. Noble is their
daughter.
Many will be interested to learn
that a fine nine and one-half pound
baby daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Avery of Dempster, on
January II.
Mrs. l.. G.. Dokken of Bruce, is Wis
iting at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
O. II. Lawrence this week. Mrs. Law
renee is suffering from a severe at
tack of tonsilitis.
Chaplain Guy p. Squire returned
Saturday from Pierre where he spent
several days meeting with the legisla-
tors in the interest of the vocational
men at State college.
The skating rink at the fair grounds,
which is being made by the CONNER
cial club, is getting better every day.
a unique plan has been adopted for
flooding the rink and making a large
sheet of ice with a minimum Of water.
The street sprinkler is filled with wa
ter and is slowly hauled about over
the rim covering it with a sheet Of
water I lat quickly freezes. The club
has spent about seventy dollars in
making the rink and at their meeting
last Friday evening they decided to
continue the work on it and keep the
rink going. Probably no other winter
enterprise that the club could have
done would be as much appreciated as
is the skating rink which they have
made.
On Thursday evening the recently
elected officers of the Royal Neighbors
lodge met with the Woodman for a
Joint installation. The following Off
GERS were installed: Oracle, May Hol-
Iiday; vice oracle, Chrissie James;
past oracle, Marie Stoddart; chancel-
lor, Susie Norman; recorder, Minnie
Case; receiver, Mary Kendall; mar
shall. Minnie HERMAN; inner sentinel,
Jane Prowse; outer sentinel, Minnie
Fassett; manager, Emma Bartlett;
physician, DR.. Hyde. There was a
large number present and the work
was carried on most efficiently with
Mrs. Jane Prowse as installing officer.
A general good time was enjoyed fol
lowing the work. A supper was served
preceding the installation.
The nurses of the second district
OF South Dakota held a meeting IN
this city Friday, January Z, which was
well attended. The business meet
ing was held in the morning and a
special program was given in the
afternoon, at which DR., E. c. Miller
spoke on public health. Refreshments
were served and the visiting nurses
were gwen auto rides about the
city and were shown about the col
lege. The following nurses attended:
Martha Hagan of Sioux Falls, Mabel
Tupper of Mitchell, Sadie Mcnamara
of Plankinton. Ella Eklund, Mary
Knop. Alice Smith, Merlin Wilkin OF
Madison, and the president, Mabel
Wells of Mitchell. The following
Brookngs nurses were present: The
Misses Woods, Larson, Fossbakken,
Buzza, Prosser, Anderson, Lindskog
and Weaver.
Children's Hose 35c, regular SOC
and Coo values. The Boot Shop.