The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-11-17
Local and Personal

G. R. Caldwell was a visitor in Huron
Monday.
Christmas sentiments are best ex-
pressed by Oyloes Photographs.-Ad-
vertisement.
Adding machine paper at the Reg
lister office, 2A inch roll, Is cents
Advertisement.
Seth Thornton of the printing de-
partment at State college was at
Huron for the last three days of the
week.
Beautiful line of Pohlson gifts, all
neatly boxed, at the Gift Shop, which
opens at Beatty's Jewelry next week.
Advertisement.
Paul Cobel, l. A. Taylor, and H.
r. Alrick drove to Vermillion last Sat
urday to see the university defeated
on their home field.
Regular conclave of Brookings Com.
mandery, X. T., Nov. %, 1880 p. m.
Entire evening will be devoted to re-
hearsal and drill. ]. D. Gill, E. M.
The new Gift Shop opens at Beatty's
next week. An incense favor will be
presented to every lady who visits the
store during the week.-Advertise-
ment.
M. R. Benedict Of Huron, formerly
of the State college extension depart
ment, but now with the Farm Bureau
Federation, was a business visitor in
Brookings last Saturday.
John U. Reppe writes from Lily
that he cannot get along without the
Register, lit is our most welcome Wis
itor," he says. He sends his best
wishes to the Register and its readers.
many Of whom are old acquaintances.
The Clark County Courier last week
said: "Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Jennings
of their son, III. H. Jennings in this
city the first of the week and left last
evening for Kampeska where they
made a short stop.
Ed. Hillestad Of Volga, was in the
city Saturday on business connected
with the Farmers Mutual ms. Co. Mr..
Hillestad is one of the pioneers Of the
west side and was for many years
one of our county commissioners. He
is now in the banking business at
Volga.
Elmer Anderson in writing to the
Register this week encloses a copy
of the Idaho Free Press published at
Nampa, where he now lives. Nampa
is a city of nine thousand population,
situated in the heart of Boise valley
and according to the Free Press pos
sesses wonderful possibilities.
On Sunday, November 9Th, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A.. Swanson of Aurora town
ship, celebrated their fortieth wedding
anniversary. About fifty of their
neighbors and friends assembled and
gave them a surprise with several
handsome gifts as mementoes OF the
occasion. The Register joins with
their many friends in congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. j. Bibby and Mrs.
c. A. West motored to Vermillion last
Saturday for the big game. Mr.. Bibby
says that the State college folk were
very kindly received and c~ourteously
treated by the Vermillion people. The
football men were entertained at the
various fraternity houses and every
thing was done to make their stay
pleasant.
Rev. H. w. Fulweiier and Miss Venie
Orhrans left last Friday for Lincoln,
Neb, to attend a meeting of the stu
dent council of the northwest province
OF the Episcopal church. There was
only n other delegate from South
Dakota, a student from the University
at Vermillion. The meeting was in
session from Friday night until Sun
day afternoon.
About forty friends and neighbors
of Mrs. Hans Odegard surprised her
with a call last Wednesday as a fare
well honor before her departure to
Montana to spend the winter The
afternoon was spent in visiting fol-
lowed by an excellent three course
lunch. A well filled purse was pre-
scented by the guests to Mrs. Odegard
in token Of their friendship.