The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-03-02
Local and Personal
e. G. Trotzig, Associate and News Editor, Phone Ii

Dollar Day at Cole Saturday.-Ad-
vertisement.
For auto livery call 159. Geo.
Observation-Disclosures.
Mems shoes $685. and $4.95. The
Boot ShOp.-Advertisement.
Small sized high heeled rubbers 19c.
The Boot Shop.-Advertisement.
Harry Kennard sells % head Of
bred Polands on March 7~.-Advertise-
ment.
New suits, coats and dresses re-
ceived every day at Cole's.-Adver-
ment.
For Saturday only; children's wun-
derhose 19c. The Boot ShOp.-Adver-
tisement.
The Satisfying Christ, Who Is He?"
Subject at Baptist church Sunday eve
ning.-Advertisement.
The boy or girl who is putting forth
every effort to secure an education
is making 10 mistake.
Mrs. F. H. Jennings and Mrs. H.
E.. Jennings were visiting friends and
relatives at Estelline last week.
Look it over, the superior Chevrolet
4-door sedan. Just arrived. $S75. II.
f. Wiley Auto Co.-Advertisement.
DR.. Eva O. Wiley of Estelline, was
in Bookings Friday for n personal
consultation with some of our medical
authorities.
15c and 25c sale at the Haywood
,~ ~. Cly NI,,I,x-
and Tuesday, March 4, 6 and 7.-Ad-
vertisement.
Mrs. ID. N. Ling is visiting in Man
kato, Mimi, at the home Of her par
ents. She expects to be gone a
couple of weeks.
Wanted-300 subscribers to the
Pictorial Review, now $3.50 per year.
NJ. c.. Coleman, Medical Block, phone
234.-Advertisement.
A neighboring exchange says that
when they are dressed it is difficult
to tell an old hen from a chicken.
This is a poultry item, not a fashion
note.
The storm of last week did a great
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telephone company and their line
crews have beer busy this week max
ing repairs.
Miss Edith Pearson of the domestic
science department of State college
left Friday evening for Chicago, H.,
to attend a national home economics
meeting. She expects to return in
about a week.
Mrs. F. p. Egan returned last Fri
day from Lake Preston where she
visited relatives. Her visit was
heightened somewhat by being
showed in and unable to get a train
back to Brookings.
Attorney Philo Hall started early
last week to attend court at Hayti
and after being out a week returned
home Saturday night without reach
ing his destination. He started
again Monday and had better success.
According to a newspaper report
Chaplain Guy P. Squires has accepted a
pastorate at Sioux Falls. Chaplain
Squire has been advisor to the voca-
tional men at State college, but upon
the expiration of his contract ex-
poets to return to the pulpit.
F.. w. Heintz returned last week
from Mitchell where he attended the
convention of the hardware dealers Of
South Dakota. Prior to this meeting
Mr.. Heintz attended a meeting Of the
Winchester association in Sioux Falls
and was elected vice president of the
club.
A legal notice mailed to the Regis
ter at Bushnell on Wednesday, Feb.
%, at noon, reached this office on
Saturday, Feb. 25, at noon. Three
days to get nine miles. Some service.
OF course the sale had to be post
poned by reason Of its non arrival in
time for publication. There have
been more complaints from Bushnell
on account Of poor mail service than
any other part of the country. Uncle
Sam had better step in and Q II he
can't remedy this state OF affairs.