The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-05
Cabinet Shop. Phone K 239.

Bookings On business Wednesday.
G.. T. Gilbertson left Wednesda!
morning for Huron IN a short bust
ness trip.
Rev. H. w. Fulweiler will leave to
morrow for Vermillion where he vii
spend a few days.
Attorney f A. Berke of Elkton
was in Brookings Monday on business
returning home that evening.
Mrs. d. A. Windle left Monday
morning for Sioux Falls where she viii
| spend some time visiting friends.
Mrs. Harry West and daughter re
turned Monday morning from Gary
where they had been visiting rela
aiVes.
c. B. Baldwin arrived from Rapid
City Monday night TO conduct the
state board Of pharmacy examinations
at State college.
O.. y. Moen returned Wednesday
morning from Tracy, Mimi, where he
had been on a short business and
pleasure trip.
Prof. J. c. Holmes of the extension
department, left Monday morning Cor
Salem on business connected with his
work as live stock specialist.
Mrs. Geo. w. Pond, in RENTING to
the Register from Spokane, Wash.
says she expects to return to South
Dakota again the coming summer.
News from Pierre indicates hat II.
II. Pickett, former popular Brookinss
boy, will soon be married. Miss Maude
Murphy of Pierre, is the bride-elect.
The mex great serial story to be
run in the Register will be Bulldog
Drummond," now running in the lead
ing dailies of the northwest. Watch
for it.
Arthur Greenwood of Elkton, was
in Brookings Monday, returning home
that evening. He had been in Elan
dreau that afternoon making arrange.
ments for the funeral of his father.
w. NJ. Asplin of st. Paul, has pur
chased the barber shop under the
First National bank and took posses
sion last week. He expects his family
here as soon as he can obtain a suita-
BILE house to live in.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. II. Starmann de
parted yesterday for points in Mime
sofa and will spend the cummer with
their son near Pine City. They ex-
pect to return to B~rookings in the fall
to make their home.
B. l.. Buckingham Of Ft. Atkinson,
Wis, was an over Sunday guest at the
home of Judge and Mrs. Geo. p. Hall.
Mr.. buckingham was formerly a busl-
ness man Of Brookings and conducted
a restaurant or Main street.
Mrs. Nellie L. Chapman arrived Sat
urday evening from Sioux Falls where
she had been visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Chapman, and will
visit here at the home of Prof. and
Mrs. E. r. Series. Mrs. Series is her
daughter.
Word has reached friends in Brook
ings of the death Of Mrs. C. II. Bullen
of Portland, Ore. which occurred on
Thursday, April %. Mrs. Bullen, for
merly Miss Grace Young, was a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Young, old
time and highly respected residents
of this city, and they still have many
friends here who will learn Of her
demise with keen regret.
Hanging in a frame in the Register
Office is a certificate of merit which
our foreman printer, r. E. Phelps, re-
ceiyed last week from a large paper
company as an award for some eX-
ceptionally fine work in printing on
bond paper with half-tOnes. This IS a
difficult process in the printing art and
but comparatively few printers are
able to obtain satisfactory results.
The friends in this city of Lewis
S. Diamond have received invitations
to his wedding with Florence Eleanor
Anderson on Saturday, May 7, at the
Plaza hotel, Minneapolis. Lewis is a
son of Hon. and Mrs. j. f. Diamond,
former pioneer residents Of Brook
ings, and they still have many friends
here who will join the Register in ex-
tending congratulations and best
wishes.
|. J. Bibby, manager of the BroOkings
Creamery, A. P. Ryger, state dairy ex-
pert of State college, and Prof. T. II.
Wright of State college, were at HUI
ron last Friday to complete the organ
ization of the South Dakota Ice Cream
Manufacturers association. This new
organization was started at the recent
dairymen's convention at Sioux Falls
and is 10 officially established with
about thirty members.
The crime wave has apparently hit
Brookings county. The states attor-
ney reports that recently the county
Jail was filled to capacity and it was
necessary to find room in the city jail
for two more offenders. None of them
were from Brookings city, however,
but from other parts of the county.
The county jail is still we'll filled