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

Blocker s. Blocker, Chiropractors.
Ask your grocer for Ideal Bread.
Corona Typewriters for sale at Nc
Millan's Jewelry.
Mrs. Alice Coe is spending the week
visiting in Volga.
Rev. II. w. Fulweiler was a visitor
at Lake Benton, Mimi, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Trenner left
Friday morning for their home at
Cash.
housekeeping is at hand. Before
you buy let me demonstrate the Royal
Cleaner. A. w. Morton.
Ufe Knudsen, pharmacist at An
derson's drug store, spent the week
end at his home in De Smet.
Remember the Big st. Olaf Choir
will be at Brookings Friday, March
25. College Auditorium, afternoon and
evening.
Why do without a Singer Sewing
Machine when you can buy one for
five dollars per month at McMillan's
Jewelry.
Miss Margaret Mather Of Water
town, was a guest of Miss Joy Wesley
last week during the high school bas-
ketball tournament.
Miss Irene Gross of White, a a
visitor in this city last week during
the high school basketball tourna-
ment, and a guest of Miss Joy Wesley.
Mrs. Flora A. Mitchell returned
home from Pierre Sunday after spend
inga couple of weeks in the capital
city in the interests Of the State w.
c.. T. U.
Miss Esther Mitchell spent last Fri
day and Saturday visiting friends in
Castlewood. Miss Lila Tone of that
place. returned to Brookings with her
and spent the week end in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Carver of Mar
shall, Mimi, spent a few days last
week visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. G. Estee. The young couple
were on their honeymoon and it so
happened that on the very day OF
their arrival Mr.. Estee was showing
"The Blushing Bride" at the Fad.
Miss Marian Carlisle arrived Tues
day morning from Waterfowl and will
be the Organist at the new State
theatre. Miss Carlisle is an accom-
plished musician having been a mem
Der OF the music faculty at State col
lege and during the last winter she
-1a,-Al thA ninn nroon in thu
Colonial theater in WATERFOWL.
Among the changes announced by
the county agent leader, w. E. Hall
at State college. in the personnel in
various counties of the state are two
graduates of State college. George
B. Kennard, former county agent for
Minnehaha county and practical farm
er. took up his work as county agent
for Douglas county on February 10.
w. G.. Parish, for -four years superin-
tendent of Deuel. county schools, be-
gan his duties as county agent for
Deuel. county on February 16.
D. Sharp returned Monday morning
from Mitchell where he spent a few
days. On Sunday he had the unusual
experience of calling upon a friend
and finding him dead in a chair. The
man was Dan West, we'll known edi-
tor and publisher Of Mitchell, who
lived alone in a small house. Mr..
Sharp called on him first in the morn
ing, but after getting no response to
his rapping decided the old gentle
man was not at home. Later in the
day he returned to the old mans
home, expecting surely to find him
home, but found the house just as ST.
lent and unresponsive al in the morn
ing. Mr.. Sharp then went over to
the home Of Mr.. Vests son and in
quired about his father. They both
went over to the house again and
found the veteran editor dead.