The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-05-11


vertisement.
Special prices on all pattern hats
at Mullen's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Harry Bjok and Andrew McCauley
last week on business.
The best cure for the fear that the
world is growing immoral is a short
course in ancient history.
n. II. Gutteboe, cashier of the Bank
of Aurora, was attending to business
matters in Brookings yesterday.
Lawn mowers s~harpened and re-
paired at c. E. Sorenson's. Across
from the Produce company.-Adver-
tisement.
/ An optimist is one who spends his
will provide money to pay the other
bills later on.
For varnish that will stand the test
or if it does not your money cheerfully
refunded, call on the Haywood Hdw.
Co.-Advertisement.
Mothers Day, May IA. Wear a
flower next Sunday. Store open Sun
day morning 8 to 10. ~Brookings Flower
Shop.-AdvertiSement.
For floor finishing see me. I've got
the best machine on the market today.
Old floors made like new. f. II. Carl
son. Phone 19S.-Advertisement.
Plastering, stucco work and chin
neys. All work guaranteed to be first
class and prices reasonable. VIM. F..
Schade, phone 140.-Advertisement.
Don't become discouraged because
the world fails to accept you 2! .our
own valuation. The Lord knows "ho
you are and the rest of us don't count
Sam Bjerke returned last week from
California, where he has been spend
ing the winter with John KorSiad and
other friends. He reports that he likes
it there very much, especially in the
southern part around San Diego.
H. F. Haroldson, Fred Sanders and
II. o. Harrison left Tuesday by auto
for Big Stone lake to spend a few days
fishing. These three fishermen are
not satisfied with the small game in
these parts and are going after the
big ones in the famous lake on the Min
nesota line in the northeastern corner
Of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Fishback re-
turned last week from their winters
stay on the coast. Mr.. Fishback re-
ports the families Of Geo. A. Mathews,
J. c. Jenkins, DR.. Collar and others of
the Brookings colony as being well
and happy. On their return trip from
the coast they visited the Carnine's
at Fresno, the Aliens at Oakland and
a brother at Tacoma, Wash.
Tuesday morning a large delegation
of p. E. o. members from De Smet
stepped off the passenger train and
spent the day in Brookings as guests
of the local chapter. The party in
Guided Mesdames Anna Andrews,
Edna Robinson, Margaret Robinson,
Bertha Stone, Mildred Fritzel, Grace
Williams, Myrtle Wilmarth, Luella
Hill, Alice Smith, Mary Bostrom,
Jessie Dyar, Louise Brewer and Maude
Waters. Besides these De Smet ladies
there were Mrs. Ida Alseth Of Lake
Preston and Carrie Christensen OF
Nolga.
l.. n. Sinjem, a farmer living south
OF town, last week recovered the au-
tomobile which was stolen from him
last fall by his hired man. Mr.. Sin
jem found his car in a garage at Flan-
dreau, where it has lain all winter.
The thief, it will be remembered, took
the Sinjem children to school n morn
ing and her drove off, leaving no
trace. 1t happened, however, that he
needed repairs for the car and stopped
at Amdahl's garage in Flandreau.
Here he lost his nerve and left town
without calling for the car. Mr.. Am
dahl waited a few months to see IL he
would turn up and pay the repair bill
and finally communicated with the
secretary of state at Pierre to find out
who purchased the license plate On
the auto. In this manner he learned
that Mr.. Sinjem was the owner and
he promptly made a trip to Flandreau
and recovered his long lost machine.