The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-11-24

The Register mas Just received d uho
line of samples of Christmas and New
Years greetings. II you are wanting
anything in that line call and look
them over. 1t costs you nothing.
A. P. Nord Of Huron. travelling audi
tor of the Atlas Lumber Co., spent last
Friday in Brookings attending to bust
ness matters and visiting at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. John Eikum.
J.. C. Wright's sale Wednesday, Nov.
3Oth, at the farm, 2 miles west and
q of a mile north of Volga. All live
stock, machinery and household goods
at your own Observation-Disclosures.
Attention Trappers! Brookings Hide
& Fur Co. is in want of all your furs
this winter. Will pay the highest mar
ket prices. M. Kramer & Son. one
block south of railroad track. Phone
381.-Advertisement. 4
If anyone knows of families or per-
sons who are in actual need of cloth
ing, fuel or necessities of life in this
community, they are asked to report
to Mrs. R. L. Patty, who has charge
of the relief work of the Brookings
county chapter of the Red Cross.
James F. Brooke, we'll known for
mer resident of Brookings, but now
secretary of the Commercial Club at
Pierre, is at Huron this week attend
ing the S.. D. E. A. meeting. He suc-
ceeded in inducing the teachers to
hold their 1922 convention in Pierre.
For sale, a 1917 Ford touring. New
paint, real tires u less than 1000
miles, shock ~'absorbers, motometer,
Stewart spotlight, full equipment of
tools. Cheap for cash. Must be sold
before December /. Call at 2O5 Fifth
Ave. South, or phone L-13.Advertise-
ment.
Prof. H. L. Kohler that
there will be a special rehearsal of the
Messiah chorus Sunday afternoon at
800 o'clock at the college auditorium.
The choral union is making rapid
progress and is expected to give a
the rendition of this immortal oratorio
at it's concert on December IS.
State college has but one day holt
day this year for Thanksgiving, that
being Thursday only. So few stu
dents indicated a desire to go home
for Thanksgiving that it is considered
just as we'll not to interrupt the course
of school work for a brief vacation
when the Christmas holidays are so
near at hand.
Oscar R. Mathews, U. S. department
of agriculture expert at the experiment
station at Newell, arrived Monday and
spent the day visiting at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A..
Mathews. He left Tuesday morning
for Washington, D. c., where he will
spend the winter working in the Of
fees of the department.
Director James W. Wilson Of State
college experiment station, leaves
early next week for Chicago where
he is on the program for an address
at then meeting of the Horse Associa-
ton of America. Secretary of Agri-
culture Henry C.. Wallace is on the
same program. This association meets
at the International Live Stock show,
November rs to December 3.
The Rotary Club will meet Friday
evening instead Of Tuesday this week
ON account of the visit of Luther A.
Brewer Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. district
governor Of Rotary Clubs of Iowa, Ne
braska and South Dakota. Mr.. Brewer
is a prominent Iowa newspaper pub
Usher. South Dakota now has seven
Rotary Clubs, the newest n being OF
Yankton where Governor Brewer made
an Official presentation OF the charter
Monday night.
The Bookings lodge Of the Degree
of Honor will entertain the district con-
vention of the order next Wednesday,
November 30. The district comprises
the lodges in the ,Watertown and
Brookings territory. The convention
will open with a dinner to be served
in the G.. A. R. hall at 1880 p. m.
to all members and delegates. The
national president Of the Degree OF
Honor, Francis Buell. Olson Of st. Paul,
Mimi, will be a distinguished guest
Of the convention. Grand President
Regina Fitzgerald of Watertown, will
also be present. The business pro
gram of the convention viii take
place in the afternoon. In the even
ing a class will be initiated by the
Brookings officers and degree team.