The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-03-10
Local and Personal
f. G. Trotzlg. Associate and News Editor, Phone LII

Ask your grocer for Ideal Bread.
our paved streets are an asset, not
a liability.
Singer Sewing Machines and re.
pairs at McMillan's Jewelry.
Come to the civic Improvement
meeting tonight at the college audi
forum.
Peter O. Fjeseth drove over from
Hendricks today to renew his subscrip-
ton to the Register.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Coleman of
Bruce, drove down Friday by auto
for a visit in this city.
housekeeping is at hand. Before
you buy let me demonstrate the Royal
Cleaner. A. w. Morton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. O. Kennard drove
over to Sioux Falls on Saturday re-
turning the same evening.
Ole Rovig, Perry Bishop and Ray
Pickering of Bruce, were business Wis
TORS in this city Tuesday.
Just received at the Farmers Co
operative Co. a car load of washed nut
coal at reduced price. $11.2 5 per ton.
Scenes from the north woods in
Kazan at The State Theater, Friday
and Saturday with especial organ mu-
sic.
Six o'clock dinner will be served at
the Odd Fellows Hall, Saturday, March
IL. st. Thomas Guild. Everybody
welcome.
Word has reached the Register this
morning that John McMaster, a farmer
living near this city, died early this
morning.
Theo. J.. Knutson of Sioux Falls,
spent the week end with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Knutson, who reside
near the Junction.
The Minneapolis Daily News, says
of the production Of Hurry, Hurry.
Hurry" at the Shubert: "A refreshing
comedy. Everyone goes home salts
fed"
Harvey Thornber who has been pay
ing his father, James Thornber, a visit,
returned Monday to his home at Vic
tor, Mont. Prof. Thornber has charge
tons at Victor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Saba returned
last week from McAllen, Texas, where
they have been spending the winter.
Mr.. Saba was called there by reason
of his farm being vacated and he IS
now looking for a renter.
Invitations are out for a Hard Times
party to be held at the Masonic TEN
pie tomorrow evening. The invitation
is extended to all MasOns and mem
bers OF the Eastern Star TO partici-
pate and a very enjoyable time is an
ticipated.
Mrs. A. J. Gilbert writes from Fl
Paso, Texas, that I'VE are leaving the
sunny south March LIST and will be in
Brookings about the 18TH and adds
that Everything is looking fine, fruit
trees are in bloom and spring is here
in all its splendor."
In a letter from John NJ. Hansen, a
former well known citizen Of Brook
ings and who now resides at Alexa1
dria, Mimi, tells us that they have
had a very fine winter and that
springs work will soon begin. He has
a son in Brookings attending State
college.
Home buyers, here is your chance.
A well built, partly finished cottage,
46x3O feet, with full basement, cistern
and furnace s blocks from stores,
schools and college. You can finish
and move in by May first or ooner.
The terms are very easy. See me at
once. Frank Sherwin, owner.
Miss Mamie Dakin has many friends
in Brookings who will be glad to know
that she likes it very much in the west
and says they have had a very nice
winter at Centralia, Wash, where she
is now making her home. They have
had lots of rain there, but no severe
cold weather. In her letter she says.
1--WE moved our lawn for the first time
this year the first of the week and
the daffodils are in bloom so II really
seems like spring"