The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-03-31

VII iu'oNos S'ShhhS'
Miss Mae Shelp spent "Wednesday
in Aurora visiting at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. Z. w. Hickman.
Why not have that repairing n
building done now before the spring
rush. f. II. Carlson. Phone 1913.
Mrs. Florence Haas and Mrs. Ii. /.
Ennis of Volga, were among those
in the city Friday to hear the st.
Olaf choir.
Ernest Rodman of Hitchcock, who
has been attending State college this
year, has taken a position at Tidballs
pharmacy.
Robert Hautt left this morning for
Napoleon, \. D., on matters of busl-
ness. He expects to be gone about
two weeks.
Miss Joy Nessey returned Tuesday
night from Mitchell and Alexandria
where she spent Easter visiting friends
and relatives.
Victor and Brunswick have both is
sued an exceptionally good list of
April records. Hear them at The
Photograph Shop.
Mrs. L. p. Weaver. office nurse for
DR.. B. T. Green, has been elected coun
ty nurse for Harding county her work
there to begin on April 20.
Miss Edith Person returned to her
duties at State college Monday night
after spending the Easter vacation
at her home in Minneapolis.
Carter P. Sherwood of the De Smet
News, was a visitor in Brookings yes
terday. He was here by invitation
to meet Gov. Allen Of Kansas.
It's Rays biggest and best, from his
own studio, AS Minutes From Broad
way" State Theatre, Friday and Sat
urday, matinee and evening.
Miss Anne Olston of De Smet, spent
Friday in this city visiting at the
homes of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Kabrud
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Kabrud.
Mrs. Edward Manderfeld and chill
dren of Huron, arrived Wednesday
morning for an extended visit at the
Chas. Dorm home in Brookings.
Mrs. James Irwin departed Sunday
evening for Minneapolis to enter the
Eitel hospital for an operation. She
was accompanied by Dr.. B. T.. Green.
Mrs. Willis f. Johnson and son.
A~ylesworth, left Wednesday morning
for Chicago, H., were Aylesworth will
again receive treatment for diabetes.
County Agent and Mrs. II. j.. Boyts
are rejoicing over the birth of a baby
daughter to them at the Deaconess
hospital last Thursday evening. Moth
er and daughter are getting along
nicely.
Prof. and Mrs. p. w. Kieser spent
a couple of days last week visiting
friends in Sioux Falls. Professor
Kieser also attended the meetings or
the convention of the State Dairy as
ISOLATION.
Mrs. J. D. Wilson entertained on
Tuesday afternoon in honor of her
daughter, Mrs. Ann Knappen of Law
renee, Kansas, who is visiting in
Brookings for a couple of weeks. 4
delicious luncheon was served at $40
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pugh OF Egan, LETT
Wednesday morning for their home
after spending two days here lOoking
over the town and visiting State co,
elge. Mr.. Pugh was enthusiastic abOu'
our fine city and expressed a desir"
to make his home here.
Vern Pratt, editor and publisher ~
the Elkton Record, was a visitor in thi
city Wednesday and a pleasant calia'
at the Register office. Mr.. Pratt
meeting with great success in the pun
LEGATION of the Record and in the bu-
ness left to him by his father.
Mr.. Haugon, of the State Theatrn,
advised US that he has been f%ortunata
in securing what is termed the great
est mother soul picture ever filmed.
The Woman In His House" II
a special production released exCl1-
sively by the great First National In.
hibitOrs in which Mr.. Haugcn is a fran
chise holder. 1t will be shown at THE
State Tuesday and Wednesday.
Pictorial photography exhibit.
April 2 to 10, from 900 to 500 o'cIoc,
Sundays, 3:OO-6 90; Art room, second
floor, Administrator building, Stare
college. 100 pictures showing the work.
of the leading American pictorial rsa-
tO~graphers. Loaned by the Amer.eal
Federation Of Art to the Collegc A"f
Club. Art Association season tickets
admit. Single admission, Is cents.
Readers of the Register have come
to expect the best and most attraC'.E"
features Obtainable in its news coli
umns, a policy which the RegistCr all
ways keeps foremost in its effor's 20
give BrOokings county one of the hast
weeklies in the state. We call yDIc
attention to a new feature, which W.ll
appear each week, the first one being
in this issue. The feature consists If
a series Of original poems BY Riley
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