The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-09-28
Local and Personal

Buy your magazines at Taylors.-
Advertisement.
Attorney Olaf Eden vas a business
visitor in Sioux Falls Monday.
Miss Ruth Titmarsh spent the week
end at Aberdeen visiting friends.
Baked food sale at the Brookings
Coffee house, Saturday, Sept. 30.-Ad-
y~ertlsement.
Ladies' hand embroidered black sa-
eel and unbleached muslin aprons.
Evans and Akin.-Advertisement.
old fir and hardwood floors made
like new with my electric machine. f.
II. Garrison, Phone 1913. Advertisement.
The annual corn palace celebration
is on at Mitchell this week and several
Brookings people plan on making the
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. harrington left
last Friday for Washington Springs
To spend a week visiting relatives and
friends.
Rev. L. V. Pierce spent last week
at Montrose where he conducted a
series of special meetings at the Bap-
fist church.
Miss Zeta Forsee, domestic science
Instructor in the De Smet high school,
spent the week end visiting at the
home Of parents in this city.
Abner Brictson, who is teaching at
Arlington, and EIvin Korstad, who is
principal Of the Hetland schools, spent
the week end visiting in Bookings.
Miss Helen Peddicord came down
from Bryant Friday evening and Wis
itei over Sunday with home folks.
She is instructor in home economics
at Bryant high school.
w. II. Emerson, former State Col
lege student and assistant county
highway engineer, was a visitor in
Bookings last Saturday from De Smet
where he is supervising a project of
the state highway commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. b. Allison left Mon
day morning by auto for Durand, Wis,
their old home. where they will visit
friends and relatives. They will also
take in the Durand fair. Both Mr., and
Mrs. Allison were raised at Durand.
The Register office has just received
a large invoice of letter copy sheets,
SI2 X II. put up in 500 sheet packages,
both yellow and white. They will be
sold for soc per package as long as
they last. This is a bargain.-Ad
vertisement.
Prof. and Mrs. S. p. Miller of Min.
ueapolis. left Tuesday morning fol-
their home after spending a few days
visiting relatives and friends in Brook.
ings. They stopped in Brookings on
their way home from an outing of two
weeks spent in the Black Hills.
The girls studying home economics
at State College have a e baby tC
take care of at the practice cottage
Her name is Jean Elizabeth Christi
seven months old, and very attractive
The former practice cottage baby
Mary, is now happy in her home il
Minneapolis.
If the plans of the BroOkings ki
wants club carry out, the high schoo.
football team will have two new sub
stantial goal posts on their practise
field at the fair grounds next week
The boys have been unable to do much
practise in kicking goals through latl
OF goal posts,
No trace has yet been found of the
two automobiles which were stoler
from Brookings people two weeks ago
Prof. j.. A. Williams of State College
lost his new Dodge touring car, anC
X. II. Bartlett lost his Ford coupe. The
latter was stolen from in front of {
garage in Huron.
The Brookings fire department wa:
called out Sunday noon to extinguisl
= prairie fire which was burning neal
the railroad track southeast or TIT
city. The fire burned over the space
of about three acres and was spread
ing with alarming rapidly. Half o
the population turned ou in autoes t
watch the blaze.
Prof. p. w. Keiser, head of the de
partment of journalism at State Col
lege, attended the tri-state meeting o
newspaper editors at Sioux City las
week, held in conjunction with tn
Interstate fair. Mr.. Keiser delivered
an address before the body on Satur
day morning. There were about 20
editors in attendance and reports EN-
anating from Sioux City indicate tina
they all had a good time.