The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-01-27
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Get a cookie at the cookie and
cracker demonstration at Grimm's
Dept. Store Friday and Saturday.
Pre-war prices on candy at Ken
dall's drug store. Liggett's Elect at
Sl.OO a pound. Whitman's Samplers
only $50.
We have a large assortment OF sheet
music selling at Is and 20 cents this
week, also all the late popular pieces.
The Photograph Shop.
Brookings Welding Co.. has moved
to the old Ed. Williams stand on the
alley across from the Heintz Hard
ware Store, just one-half block from
Main street.
The social club recently organized
by the younger set OF married folks,
held their first card party last Thurs
day night in the Redman hall which
they have furnished very attractively
as a club room. The social events
planned by the club feature cards and
dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Hauft left Mon
day morning for New York City, where
Mr.. Hauff will buy his spring and sum
mer stock of goods for the Hauff Dry
Goods Co. MI. Hauff makes a buying
trip to New York twice yearly, but
Mrs. Hauff has never made the trip
before so she took this opportunity
to see the sights. Mrs. George Perley
of %Flandreau, her mother arrived Sun
day and will take care of the home
and the children during their absence.
"Tiger Rose" a play of the great
northwest, by Willard Mack, will be
presented at the Opera house Satur-
day night. This play marks the first
of the B~elasconian offerings in the
field of drama after his comedy sue
cesses, like "The Boomerang" Polly
With a Past" and others, and centers
around the story of a young French
Canadian girl, and an American youth,
whose affairs of the heart are inter
fered with by a member of the Cana
dian Royal Northwest Mounted Po-
lice, but who, in the end, win out.
The interclass basketball tournament
is now being staged at State college
and is responsible for an unusual inter
est in this popular indoor sport. More
than a hundred men figure in the
games. The plan is to have a series
of these class games every two weeks
until the close of the season. This
will keep the men who have ONE abil-
ity along this line in practice during
the entire season. Lieut.. Welcome
Waltz, R. o. T. c., commandant at
State college, is also planning to start
some inter-company boxing contests
for the benefit of the mitt artists.
Geo. w. Cobel returned home from
the Twin Cities Sunday where he
spent a few days on business and
visiting his son, Ivan Cobel, who is
under treatment at a hospital in st.
Paul. His many friends here will be
| greatly pleased to learn that he is
much improved and is rapidly getting
we'll. Mr.. Cobel states that he walked
ten blocks without any difficulty. Since
his discharge from the aviation forces
of the army, Ivan has been suffering
from a peculiar ailment Of his lower
limbs that baffled specialists every
where and it is happy and fortunate
that a cure has been effected.
The question of the a~dvisability of
amending the Chinese exclusion act so
as to include the Japanese will be de,
bated by two State college teams, one
of which will meet the North Dakota
Agricultural college at Bookings and
the other the Montana College of Ag-
riculture at Bozeman, both debates to
be held the evening of February %.
George W. Mccarthy, assistant pro-
fessor Of English, is coaching the
] State college teams. The teams will
be made up of the following stu
dents: Herbert Cheever, Brookings;
Elizabeth Solberg, Brookings: Vincent
Finn, M%ontrose; Joseph Paulson, Can
by. Mimi; Einar Anderson. Brookings,
and Elmer Cram. Macbeth, N. d,
These three agricultural colleges make
up the Northwest intercollegiate De
bate league,