Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-11-01


Lutheran society entertained q dele
cation Of young ladies from Volga,
Saturday evening, at the rooms of
Misses Nelson and Sol in this city.
All present report a pleasant evening.
The G. E. society will give a social
at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs. E. I.
Davies on Thursday evening, Novem-
Der Sd. Homemade candies will be
sold in order to replenish the treasury
Of the society. All are cordially in
vited.
Earl Stevens, who is now at Manila
with the South Dakota troops, and
also member OF Co. X. writes home
to his father that Capt. Harry Hege-
man is all right and that there is no
better drilled or better trained captain
In the regiment.
A large number of Rev. T. II. Young
mans congregation and other friends
attended the reception at the M. e.
church on Saturday evening, and
Mr.. Youngman cannot help feeling
that his people are with him and that
they rejoice to have him and his es-
teemed family remain another year.
The annual meeting Of the G.. A i.
r. and its auxiliaries will occur at
the G. A. r. hall in this city at 2
o'clock p. M, Monday, November Z.
1t is imperative that not only the
trustees, but every member of the diff
ferent bodies be present, as financial
matters of Importance to all will be
discussed. Remember the time.
The Sioux Falls reporters took oc.
casion to roast the Agricultural col
lege foot ball eleven when they were at
that place recently, calling them
"fumbles" and other pet names. Our
boys tied Sioux Falls and now the
Mitchell eleven; which is no match
for Brookings, has knocked the
spots off the Queen City boys. Who
"fumbled" this time?
According to the Volga Tribune
a farmer in Bangor township com.
plains that two young fellows who
have been canvassing for subscriptions
for the Brookings Press were lost. AT
least they promised to return and pay
him for their lodging and had not
done as they agreed. We don't be-
lieve they are Brookings boys, but are
couple of strangers who have been
working for the Press and cheap por-
trait concern.
f. j. Schouweiler has charge Of his
brothers absence here during the lat
ter's absence at Hot Springs. II
seems natural and at the same time
pleasant to have Frank with US In
that capacity again. Although we
regret the circumstances under which
he is detained here, yet we should al
be glad to have him remain perma.
nently. Still his health will not per
NIT of close confinement, we believe
-Elkton Record.
WHAT WIMsEY SAYs:-I am seller
of merchandise 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 / CAN SELL, and
make living profit. lido not expect
to get rich in year. The people be-
gin to realize that MY PRICES ARE
THE LOWEST, MY GOODS ARE THE
BEST, and all wonder how ] can do It,
That is my secret, but confdentially,
liz you will ask me on the quiet, l will
give the snap away, If you promise
not to tell my competitors. Everyone
| is cordially invited to assist me 10
NAL king this store what I advertise ii
to be-The Greatest Bargain Store IN
| Brookings County. No more need Of
sending away for goods will dis
count ANY PRICE list sent outs
Yours to Please,