The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-06-02

For fresh fish call R-489. Caught
daily. We deliver.
One-inch gum tape at the Register
office, rs cents per roll.
The Memorial day address at Bruce
was given by Attorney Philo Hall OF
Brookings.
Rev. f. V. Pierce of the Baptist
church, delivered the Memorial day
address at Vienna Monday.
Miss l.. Grace Rohrback left Tues.
day morning for Bryant where she will
spend a few days visiting friends.
We are prepared to deliver milk at
II quarts for n dollar. Give US a
trial. Phone 1T Red. Brookings
Dairy Farm.
Mrs. a, NJ. H~oltzhauser Of Hastings.
Mimi, arrived Wednesday evening for
a visit in Brookings at the home OF
Rev, and Mrs. E. V. Pierce.
Mrs. K. II. Argetsinger of Pipestone
Mimi, visited Owe the week end al
Tic HOIllt VI MI. anu MIS-. T.. II. DID l
ling. Mrs. Bartling is her daughter.
Mrs. Nels Jacobson left last Satur.
day for Minneapolis, Mimi, where she
expects to enter Mounds Park SAM
tarium to undergo a minor operation
Mrs. Della Creglow of Seattle, Wash,
left Tuesday morning on her way tC
/ (hioon I'll aftnr SnanIinn u uraal
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
E. J. Ray.
c., A. Anderson, proprietor Of the
|. X. l.. grocery, is back on the job
again after beng laid up several
weeks with a bad attack of pneumonia.
His friends are glad to see him around
again in good health.
Phil SeversOn was the winner of the
bamboo fishing rod offered as a prize
by the Moore Variety store to the fish.
erman catching the biggest pickeral.
Mr.. Severson landed one that tipped
the beam at eleven pounds.
The attorneys of B%rookings have en-
tered into an agreement whereby the
said attorneys will close their Offices
on Saturday afternoons during July
and August. The dentists of the city
have had this rule for some years.
Mrs. L. G.. Borst, Mrs. p. w. Han
son, Dr.. and Mrs. E. V. Pierce re.
turned Saturday by motor from Min
neapolis, Mimi, where they attended
the golden jubilee meeting of the
Womans' Foreign Mission of the Bap-
fist church.
daughter, Gladys, returned Monday
from a visit at Minneapolis and st.
Paul where they went to visit their
son, r. A. butcher, who is about to
move with his family to Pennsylvania.
They were accompanied by Monte
Martin.
DR.. w. f. ]. Gratz, secretary Of the
department of personal evangelism Of
the Epworth League, will deliver his
famous lecture, THE Time of Day
at the Methodist Episcopal church on
Tuesday evening, June Z, under the
auspices of the local chapter. Admis-
sion, soc and Csc.
Mrs. Addie Sloat OF Gettysburg,
stopped off in ~Brookings today. She
has been visiting friends and relatives
in Minnesota the last two months.
Mrs. Sloat and her daughter Miss Ora,
who is a senior at State college, will
leave for their home at Gettysburg
Saturday. 1t is an interesting fact
that Mrs. Sloat has sent seven of her
children to State college, two gradu-
ating from the School Of Agriculture
this spring.
On Friday of last week the writer
was entertained at luncheon by Lieut..
and Mrs. Harvey Jensen at Fl. Smell
ing. Lieutenant Jensen Is now in
command of the headquarters com
pany at FIT. Smelling and is expecting
the promotion to a ~captaincy. We
speak of this merely as a matter of
! interest to many readers Of the Reg
lister as the Jensens were former resi-,
dents Of Brookings and still well re
m~embered by numerous friends of the
family.