The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-06-22

Ten-day sale. The Boot Shop.-Ad
vertisement.
DR.. B. H. Sayre, local veterinarian
Advertisement.
Wanted-A married man on farm
Robert A. Storm.-Advertisement.
Chas. Gaukel left Monday on a bust
ness trip to various points in Mime
sofa.
A letaher-lined jacket was found on
Sixth avenue. Owner call at this of.
fice.-Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Wilson and
family spent Sunday visiting with
friends at Dell Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bjerum are re.
joicing owe the birth Of a on, born
to them on Monday, June 10.
Rev. F. X. Dooley returned last
week from Chicago, Ill, and from an
outing at one of the Minnesota lakes.
Mrs. Clarence Kabrud and children
left last Friday for Mankato. for a
visit with relatives. She will be gone
about a month.
The party who picked up a truck
chain on the road to Lake Campbell
last Thursday evening notify P. II.
Bell.-Advertisement.
T. p. Mccain left last Saturday for
his home in Illinois, having resigned
from his position as pharmacist at
Anderson's drug store.
Mrs. q. G. Dokken and Mr.. and Mrs.
&. NJ. Dokken of Canton, arrived Sat
urday for a visit at the home of DR..
and Mrs. o. II. Lawrence. Mrs. Law
renee is a daughter of Mrs. G.. G. Dok-
ken.
/. b. Johnson Of Minneapolis, Mimi,
met with the livestock shippers last
Saturday at supper at the Y. w. c. A.
cafeteria. Mr.. Johnson is a former
resident Of Brookings and shook hands
with many Of his friends while here.
Mrs. Ernest Kline and children Of
Minneapolis, Mimi, arrived Sunday
morning to spend a few weeks visit
ing relatives. They were accompanied
by Frank Bishman who had been
spending a weeks vacation visiting at
Minneapolis.
The delegates of the Bookings
American Legion auxiliary elected to
iliary, which is being held in Huron
this week are Mrs. j. G.. Hutton and
Mrs. Soule. Alternates chosen were:
Mrs. Oscar Atkinson and Mrs. Alma
Syeen.
Mrs. John Mathes. an elderly lady
who has been cared for by the county
at the Deaconess hospital, passed
away Tuesday. She had no known
relatives. Funeral services were
held from Sellers and Bartling's un-
dertaking parlors Wednesday and the
body laid to rest in Greenwood ceme-
terry.
John L. Murphy left Friday for
Detroit, Mimi, to join his brothers,
NJ. w. Murphy of Fargo, N. ID. and
Frank Murphy of Minneapolis. NJ. W..
Murphy has a cottage at Lake Melissa
where the boys are camping. This is
the first reunion the brothers have had
in several years and they will enjoy
II TO the utmost.
In writing from Pine Ridge, Mrs. b.
+. Dunbar says that everything out
that way is looking fine. They have
had plenty Of moisture and expect a
heavy fruit crop. They had a heavy
frost on June l, which frOze garden
stuff. She had some tomato plants in
boom when the freeze came. She en-
do without the Register, it is like a
big long letter from home each week
Bargain day in Brookings yesterday
enjoyed fine weather and a large
crowd came in to take advantage Of
the many bargains offered by the
merchants on that day. 1t is a busy
season for the farmers so that not
so many as would have liked to have
been here could come. The merchants,
however, were we'll pleased with the
success of the day and feel that much
trade from outside was brought to
Brookings on that day.
JoHi hODeIIS swimming poor -
completed and ready to open. Many
citizens have looked over the pool
and the opinion is unanimous that
it is a fine thing for Brookings and
fills a long felt need. Both children
and grownups will have lots Of amuse-
ment this summer in this swimming
pool to say nothing of the comfort of
a refreshing dip in the cool pool on
a hot day without the bother of driv-
ing 10 miles out to a lake.
More students were enrolled for the
State college summer school on the
first registration day this year than
during the entire summer term in 1921.
The enrolment is so large that it has
become necessary to section some of