Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-11-04

1uc w. ~. i. y. Will moeG Win
Mrs. E. /. Davies on next Tuesday
afternoon, November 8, at 3 o'clock.
A rare collection of house plants will
be for sale and refreshments will be
served and q large attendance is de-
sired. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all. SECRETARY.
w. A. Mitchell, who for over q year
past has been the popular landlord of
Hotel Leon, has accepted a position
as travelling salesman with an oil
company located at Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. Mitchell informs the REGISTER
that it is his intention to live in
Brookings, as it Is q very accessible
point and he and his estimabls family
enjoy living here.
On Wednesday night, November II,
Benjamin c. Chaplin Of Boston, will
give recital at the college chapel.
This recital is the second number Of
the course provided for the winters
entertainment and is a guarantee
that it will be first-class. 1t is said Of
Mr.. Chaplin that "he has wonderful
natural gifts and acquired skill in
rendering almost every variety Of
composition"
The Brookings County c. E. con-
vention held In the Presbyterian
church last Friday and Saturday was
enjoyed by all who attended. The
addresses Of w. j. Thompson, White,
and Rev. T. H. Hill, Aurora, on "The
Dispensary Law" and "Civic Right
eousness," and the music by the male
quartette were excellent. The var
ious papers and discussions on G. E.
work and methods were very instruc-
tive and interesting. The next con-
vention will be held in White in May,
1899.
There was a merry, happy time at
Masonic Temple Monday night, the
Star ladies prepared celebration for
the children Of the order and the mum.
ber of lesser stars present was sure
indication that in years to come the
increase in that organization would be
tremendous. A splendid supper was
served by the ladies and when the ia
bles were surrounded by the merry
throng of children it was picture In
deed, one that must have well repaid
the ladies for their trouble in prepar-
ing the entertainment. There was also
quite an asssmblage Of the older mem
bers of the Masonic fraternity and
it is needless to state that the evening
was thoroughly enjoyed by all alike.
WHAT WIMsEY SAYs:-I am seller,
of mercha andise not an accumulation.
Everything must be kept moving.
Goods come today and are gone TO-
morrow. 1t is never question with
me HOW MUCH I can get for an arti-
Gle, but HOW Low I CAN SELL, and
make living profit. lido not expect
to get rich in a year. The people be-
qin to realize that MY PRICES ARE
THE LOWEST, MY GOODS ARE THE
BEST, and all wonder how can do 1t.
That Is my secret, but confidentially,
il you will ask me on the quiet, Will
give the snap away, if you promise
not to tell my competitors. Everyone
is cordially invited to assist me IN
making this store what advertise it
to be-The Greatest Bargain Store in
Brookings County. No more need OF
sending away for goods will dis
count ANY PRICE list sent out.
Yours to Please,
WIMsEY.
Hon. Edwin Van Cise of Deadwood,
addressed a fair sized audience at the
q. A. R. hall Saturday night. He
was introduced by Hon. J. P. Chsever.
Mr.. Van Cise is one Of the most elo'
ouent platform orators that we have
in tho state today and 1t is a pity that
the hall was not crowded to hear him.
The gentleman dealt largely with
national issues and touched very light