The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-03-10

Phone TIA. We deliver four times
a day.
Ideal Bread is good bread and think
1t is made in ~Brookings.
DR.. and Mrs. B. T. Green were Sioux
Falls visitors on Saturday.
Hot doughnuts will be for sale at the
|. y. l.. grocery all day Saturday.
Randall has a message. Hear him
tonight at the college auditorium.
The better grade of pianos and
players are sold at McMillan's Jewelry.
Hot ~doughnuts will be for sale at the
/. y. l.. grocery all day Saturday.
John Sponsler left this morning for
Watertown to spend the day on bust
ness.
\ fine baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. \. T. Evans last Wednesday.
March ,.
The w. c. T. L. Will meet Thurs
day, March 18th, at the home of Mrs.
Flora Mitchell, 916 Fifth street.
{. II. Atkinson was at Yankton Fri.
day bidding on the six miles of paving
10 be done in that city this year.
Just received at the Farmers Co
operative Co. a car load of washed nut
coal AT reduced price. Slips per ton.
{. Ii. Atkinson was at Mitchell Mon
day submitting bids on a large con-
tract for paving 10 be done this year.
Miss Edwina l.. Phelps of Shelby,
Mont, arrived this morning for a few
days visit at the home of her brother,
r. L. Phelps.
r. \. Storm who has been attending
TO business matters here for several
days, returned to his home at Valley
City, y D., Yesterday.
The Register is pleased to learn
that there are many people in Brook
ings who favor paved streets who were
opposed to it in the start.
The Womans' Auxiliary of the Amer
lean Legion will meet at the CONNER
cial club rooms on Thursday evening,
March II, at 500 o'clock.
KaZan, a wonderful screen produc-
ton from the Sir Oliver Curwood
story at the State Theater. Friday and
Saturday. Matinee and evening.
E. w. Hunter, field secretary of the
South Dakota Development associa-
ton, was in the city yesterday solicit
ing memberships in the association.
superintendent S. w. Johnson gave
a very interesting talk at Rotary
luncheon Tuesday evening from the
standpoint of a superintendent of city
schools. He touched upon many
points that were entirely new to most
members of the club.
Movie fans in Brookings have been
favored with an unusually large num-
Der of big treats this week. Especially
deserving Of mention was the big Crit
fifth production, Scarlet Days" at the
Pleasant Hour and the gripping drama
of mother love, Once to Every
Woman at the Fad. They were truly
great pictures.
Opening day at the new State the
ater sure drew the crowds. 1t was d
struggle to even pass by on the side
walk in front of the theater on ac-
count of the large crowd seeking ad
mission. The pictures, the music and
the comforts of the new theater gave
perfect satisfaction and T. O. Haugcn,
the proprietor, has received much
praise on his enterprise.
1t is with ~pardonable pride that the
Register announces to it's readers that
this newspaper captured the prize RIB
bon for the best editorial submitted
in a newspaper contest conducted by
the journalism department at State col
lege. The editorial appeared in HE
Register in the February II issue. TIE
judges were f. G. Torrey of the Uni
versity Of Minnesota, former northWc~t
editor of the Minneapolis JournaI;
Dow G., Congdon of the Minneapolis
Journal; and Harry b. Wakefield, for
merly managing editor of the Mime
apolis Tribune, but now an editor III
writer. The ribbon was awarded It
the meeting of the Press association
at Sioux Fails.
Miss Myrtle Jacobson and Roy Bish-
man stole a march on their friends
last Monday when they were visiting
at Sioux Falls by slipping up to the
court house and obtaining a marriage
license and getting married. They
managed to keep the happy event a
secret until the Sioux Falls newspa-
pers arrived with their names pub
lished in the marriage license column.
The bride is a well known, popular
young lady of many fine qualities.
She has been employed in the Brook
ings Candy Kitchen for over a year.
The groom is a capable young man
with a good position as a mechanic
in the Dybdahl garage. Congratula-
tiors are extended to the happily
married pair.
Medary chapter of the Daughters