The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-12-15

Trappers see M. Kramer G. Son.
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Coach c. A. West returned Monday
evening from Rochester, Mimi, where
he spent a few days on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Horton of Volga,
were in Brookings Friday evening to
attend the Graphic Arts banquet.
Have you forgotten the Register is
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send to absent members of the family.
1t saves writing letters and goes every
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Only six days for Christmas shopping
after this week at The New Furniture
Store. A large stock of choice and
valuable gifts. Our store open even.
ings next week.-Advertisement.
The Business Girls Club held a very
successful sale last Saturday at the
Y. w. C. A. cafeteria. The girls
cleared a total of $135 and wish to
thank everyone who contributed to its
success with donations or patronage.
Now is the time to order your en-
graved visiting cards if you need them
at Christmas time. 1t takes a week or
ten days in normal times and just be-
fore the holidays there is always a rush
and work delayed. Do it now.-Adver.
tisement.
A police call was put in Tuesday
evening about 10 o'clock to stop parties
from stealing coal from cars on the
railroad track. The signal which calls
the night policemen is given by alter
nately winking the street lights on
Main street.
The Farmers Shipping association
will have a car of E. A. Co. flour on
track next week. This is a Waseca
-four, guaranteed to their customers
and money refunded if it does not
make as good or better bread than any
-four they ever used.-Advertisement.
DR.. and Mrs. Willis F. Johnson of
GAINESVILLE, Wis, arrived last week and
are visiting at the home of DR.. John
sons parents, President and Mrs. w.
E. Johnson. DR.. Johnson is a physician
and surgeon of rising fame having al
ready gained considerable note for the
remarkable courage and presence of
mind he displayed in performing an
emergency operation upon a child's
throat with a penknife which saved the
child's life.
The executive committee of the
State College Alumni association in
vite all alumni to be present at a $50
dinner at the college dormitory on
Wednesday evening, December %. for
a Christmas reunion. 1. j. Bibby,
president of the association, say that
plans are being made for a lively pro-
gram which will include games, dane
ing, etc. Those who expect to be pres
ent should notify the committee at
once so a place may be reserved.
George Rowe, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. E. Rowe, was about the proudest
boy in town Monday when he returned
from a hunting expedition south of
the city limits a short distance, with
the carcass Of a fox on his back. He
shot the fox, some say it was a coyote
and others say it was a wolf, while
walking through the stubbleield. He
made a very good shot and the un-
usual prize which he captured, gives
him a perfect right to feel proud over
his ability as a big game hunter.
The supply of 1922 auto license
plates have been received by V. R.
WEIGH, county treasurer, and are ready
to be issued to applicants. Bookings
county received $3.50 plates this year,
about $50 more than were issued last
year. The tags this year have a dark
blue background with white letters and
figures. Brookings county numbers
this year range from 38,151 to 1880,
so whenever you see a car with those
numbers on it you maye be sur it Is
from Brookings county. The license
fee is the same this year as it was
last year.. The law requires all autos
to be licensed by January /.