The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-09-01

DR.. Z. w. Forsee, Osteopath.-Ad-
Vertisement.
Have your pictures framed at Oyloe's
Studio.-Advertisement.
j. X. Fridley and son j. r. Fridley
left Tuesday night for Minneapolis
MINI.
G. ID. Kendall for the largest and
best assortment of school supplies
Advertisement.
Elsie Killing left Thursday evening
for Eveleth, Mimi, where she Will
teach home economics in the high
school.
Miss Hazel Smith, stenographer at
the Nissen-Hinkley Co., spent the week
end at Watertown visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Martyr.
Mrs. ]. R. Fridley, Miss Olive Cole,
Miss Joy Wesley and Dexter Cole mo
tored to washington Springs last Sat.
urday and visited there until Tuesday
For Sale-Household goods in first
class condition, range, rugs, dining
room set, etc. Two doors north Of
postofice at Aurora. J. G. Baker
Advertisement.
A real live representative wanted to
sell and deliver our goods. Write us
for our proposition. The Jewell Muir
sery Company, Lake City, Minnesota.
Advertisement.
TT ~ r,-l:ec &c Coxlo po,,,,,1, AF
this city, visited friends in BrOokings
a few days this week. Prior 70 his
visit here he visited at the l.. w.
Martyr home in WATERFOWL.
The ParentTeachers' association will
tender a reception to the 1922 teach.
ers. The reception will be held in the
Commercial Club rooms on Saturday
evening, September 3, at 500 p. m
All patrons and friends are invited to
participate.
r. A. Bunday spent a few days last
week at Letcher making arrangements
to begin teaching in the high school
there. Mr.. Bunday has been elected to
teach history and mathematics and will
begin his teaching career at Letcher
next Monday.
Lecomte & Flesher will open the
season at the Grand Opera house on
September 18th. They Away. give us
something good. Mr.. Carlisle, manager
of the Opera house tells us that road
chow, n no ornipu m no fnuy thic coo can
and he is trying to pick only the best.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Hansen, daughter
Lola and Lawrence Olson, together
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Carlson and
son., Randolph, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Ellefson of Canton, returned Sunday
night from a two weeks outing at
Long Lake near Fergus Falls, MINI
They report a very enjoyable vaca,
ton.
Announcement was made this week
that Harold Stafford, former student
at State college and for the last two
years telegraph editor on the Sioux
Falls Argus-LeadeT, has been pro
noted to the position of managing ed
itor to succeed Raymond w. Horn,
who resigned his position to go east
and enter a larger field.
The Rev. and Mrs. r. c. Keagy and
son Robert returned Tuesday from q
four weeks trip through Minnesota
Wisconsin, Illinois and Iowa. They
visited with relatives at Manchester,
Waterloo and FIT. Dodge, the trip total
ing $500 miles. While crop conditions
are generally good in the states tray'
eled, Mr.. Keagy says that no section
looked better than eastern South Da-
kota.
The South Dakota state coal mine,
at Haynes, n. d., under the manage
! ment Of Commissioner Earl Roush, is
rapidly developing into one of our
important state institutions, and prom.
Uses to outgrow all expectations within
the next few years. An excellent
! grade of North Dakota coal is being
mined and its use is increasing as
the facts concerning its quality are
being learned. This mine will be the
ultimate solution of our coal prob.
lem in South Dakota.