Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1892-07-08
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The Second Regiment band which
will arrive or the train from the north
at IL O'CLOCK today is unquestionably
one OF the finest organizations Of tho
kind in the Northwest. This band ia
composed OF twenty members, hand
somely unifornied-every one of them
q soloist on his particular instrument.
and also every one of them a gentle
man. Their music will be "wAs; up''
and their performances will be al nrast
pleasing feature of the first ten lay,a
program.-Chautauquan. 4
Mrs. Lee went to Brookings last
Saturday for q short visit. From
there she will 60 to Madison, 8. D. in
attendance OF the Cnautauqua and
return home the latter part of the
month Clear Lake Advocate.
Treasurer harrison last week sold
to E. j. Kaul of Frankfort, 1O4 head
OF steers for the goodly sum OF SO, $50
and still many claim that it don't pay
to raise cattle in Dakota. He is now
shearing 1900 head of sheep that will
turn of an average OF 10 pounds per
head. Mr.. Larrison has l 200 acres
OF land to crop, 800 acres of which are
in wheat which promises a 25 bushel
to the acre yield. He has broken $50
acres OF prairie and summer fallowsd
16O acres so far. He expects to sell
1000 head of sheep this fall, and tax
ing all things into consideration Em-
NETT seems to be on the winning side.
CLARK Pilot-Review.
The Brookings colony has been re-
intorced with the following: Messrs.
McLouth, Waters and ladies: Rev.
st. Clair and daughter, Rev. Work
and family, Miss Bell Anderson, Grace
Enos and Phoebe Sloan, T.. J. Beyon,
Prof. Kerr, U. d. Palmer and vile,
DR.. Frank Fourt, Misc Eannis Shan
non and Rev. l.. ". Milsr. -Chau.
tauquan.
The Second Regiment band rendered
q number of excellent selections, from
the west plaza OF the Grand View, last
evening. To those who were not be-
fore cognizant of their accomplish
ments, the band gave satisfactory
proof OF their ability to fully warrant
the claim SO many times made that
they are the best in the state and
among the best in the Northwest
Chautauquan.
E. E. Gaylord, the we'll known elec.
trician of Brookines, s. D., stopped
at Luverne Friday ON his return from
trip to Sioux Falls, and interviewed
members OF the council on the subject
OF electric lights. - Rock County
Herald.
The Second Regiment band appear
ed in dress uniform yesterday. and q
finer looking company OF young men
it would be hard to find.-Madison
Sentinel.
Prof. Halstead and Walker delight
ed q large audience on tho beach
yesterday evening in "bear dance"
in which: Prof. Halstead, dressed in q
fur coat, took the part of tho bear to
perfection, while Prof. Walker acted
the Canuck true to life.-Chautauquan.
One of the most delightful features
OF the assembly thus far has been tho
music by the Second Regiment band.
Too much Oan hardly be said in their
praise. Leader.
Mr.. c. e. Aiken, leader oil the Second
Regiment band. who was detained at
home on account OF the serious illness
OF his daughter, arrived yesterday
and took his position with Che band.
his child having passed the danger
point OF her illness. Mr.. Aiken essoys
the reputation Of being tns fnsss
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