The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-08-25

FrlOay AT the nome OF MIS-. "A. Wyue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Killing and Mrs.
Clark Martin spent Saturday in Sioux
Falls.
Ralph Horton Of Volga, was a bust
ness visitor here Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Hazel M%athieson of WATERFOWL,
is spending the week in Brookings Wis.
iting relatives.
Adding machine paper at the Reg.
lister Office, 2A inch roll, Is cents
Advertisement.
Mrs. L. N. Wilson and Mrs. E. A.
Hubbard of Bruce, spent Saturday in
the city shopping.
Mrs. Fred Baker and daughter
Frances visited relatives in Elkton a
few days last week.
Just a few aluminium kettles left. Get
yours before they are all gone. Corner
Observation-Disclosures.
For Sale-2O three-year-old Short
horns; 20 t~wo-year-old steers. Phone
$50 Blue.-Advertisement.
Prof. and Mrs. E. r. Series returned
Tuesday from attending the pharma-
ceutical convention at Sioux Falls.
Bernice and Grace Edwards came
down from Bruce Saturday for a visit
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Gill.
Geo. d. Cole left last night with his
race horse for Marshall, Mimi, where
he has made entries in the racing
events.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ackman returned
Monday morning from Rapid City
where they have spent the last few
months.
Miss Louise Leaton departed yester-
day for Chicago where she will spend
a few weeks vacation before college
opens.
Mrs. A. A. Dahl and daughter, Myrtle,
and SON., Hjalmer, Of Toronto, visited
friends in Bookings last Thursday and
~shopped in the local stores.
Miss Edna Riley and Esther Brown
returned from Sioux Falls Tuesday
where they were in attendance at the
pharmaceutical convention.
Mrs. Geo. d. Cole left last evening
for Deadwood to join her daughter,
Marjorie Cole, who has been spending
several weeks in the Hills for her
health.
We understand that Tom Haugen
has leased the State theater to a man
from Avon who will take over the
operation of the movie show about
September /.
The board of county commissioners
began an adjourned session at the
court house Tuesday to complete mat.
ters of business that were held over
from the last meeting.
Miss Helen Johnson returned Tues
day evening from Flandreau where she
was called to attend the funeral of he1
brother-in-law, Gilbert Olson, a pioneer
settler of Moody county.
Horace Fishback, his daughter Mrs
Dreamer and her family of children.
departed Friday for Spirit Lake, Ia.
for an outing at the Fishback summer
cottage. They expect to be Joined by
Mr.. Dreamer while there.
Mrs. /. J. Bibby and Miss Gladys
butcher were hosts to a party of TWEEN.
ty-fve or thirty of their lady friends
yesterday afternoon at the home of the
latter. Choice refreshments were
served from five until six o'clock.
A window display that attracted the
most attention of the editors during
their visit and which elected consid.
cradle comment from them was the
carefully arranged display in the Boot
Shop window, trimmed by Lyle Waltz
with the aid of the school of printing
at the college.
tored to %Flandreau Tuesday to adver.
tise the American Legion gala day in
Bookings and while there tool in the
baseball game, played by Flandreau
ison won 9 to 8 but Flandreau played
a fast clean game and deserved a closer
score.
A card received from Rev. r. c.
Keagy, who with his family have been
spending their vacation on a trip to
the Twin Cities, Duluth, Superior,
Mimi; Ashland, Wis; Ironwood,
Mich; Rockford, ILL.,, and points in
Iowa, states that they left Manchester,
Ia, Tuesday, and expect to arrive in
Brookings September /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Thayer returned
Wednesday evening from a visit with
relatives at Lane and Woonsocket. Mr..
Thayer says everywhere he went in
that district the corn crop was magnifi-
cent. The small grain crop too was
very good in spotted sections. He
brought several sample ears of corn
with him that are about the biggest
we ever saw.
The erection of the new water tube
boilers at the power plant has been
completed and they will be tested to.
day. The new boilers look altogether