Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-11-22

iAo your olOOu ana nerves and bring
back that happy, joyous feeling Of
boyhood days.
Prof. De Alton Saunders expects to
start on Friday for New Orleans
where he will spend his vacation gath.
ering information and specimens that
Will be of value in his department. at
the agricultural college.
L. II. Storgaard departed for Cen.
terville yesterday morning, to pass a
week among friends and eat Thanks
giving turkey with an aunt whom he
has not seen for several years. He
expects to return Saturday.
Miss CalIie Williams Sunday school
class perpetrated surprise upon her
Friday evening and brought with
them several little presents which
will be kept by their teacher as re-
memberances of the occasion.
Parties have stolen our labels, STYLE
Of package, and tell the sick that
"Our" tea is just like the Rocky
Mountain Tea. They would ruin
your health for a little added profit.
Beware. e. N. Aldrich.
A number of friends held husking
bee at Il. A. Roscoe's farm in Trenton
township last Friday. Mr.. Roscoe
has been i'll for some time and unable
to attend to his farm labors. This
friendly act on the part of his neigh
bors is no doubt highly appreciated.
The Brookings Press states that
James +. Brooke, we'll known in this
city, has again established a law office
in Brookings and will resume prac-
tice there. Mr.. Brooke's Watertown
friends wish him the best of success.
Public Opinion.
The Brookings creamery will close
down within a day or two but it is
hoped operations will begin again
early in January. There is plenty Of
milk to support the creamery, but the
farmers are either too busy or lack
the inclination to bring it in.
Ralph Gentle received word from
his brother, w. j. Gentle, last, week
stating his little son who came to
gladden. their home few weeks since,
had been called to his maker. Mr..
and Mrs. Gentle have the sympathy Of
their many friends here.
Some years ago the Winona Mill
and VanDusen elevator companies
Of this city furnished the agricultural
college with coal which for some rea-
son has never been paid for. The
state supreme court has granted a
judgement against the state in favo r
of the elevator companies. The
total amount of the judgment is
$97S.9S.
An extra engine which runs between
here and Tracy was STALLED" in the
round house last night. AS it was be-
ing brought out to go on its regular
run one of the doors blew partly shut
and struck the engine forcing the
timbers of the building out OF place
SO that the engine could not get out
until a gang Of carpenters had re-
moved the obstruction. A single
engine drew short train east.
Public Thanksgiving services will
be held on Thursday, Nov. oath, in
the Baptist church, at II o'clock. The
sermon will be preached by Rev. E. /.
Davies; the M. E., Presbyterian and
Baptist churches uniting in the SER
vice. All citizens are requested to at
tend in response to the proclamation
of the governor Of South Dakota and
the chief executive Of the nation.
The agricultural college eleven have
been endeavoring to get a game OF
football with Huron and Watertown,
but our boys say both towns seem to
be adverse to the proposition offered.
The Huron Democrat says: Huron
College foot ball team is practicing to
meet the team from the Agricultural
College at Brookings, in a contest
here the latter part of the month"
IL this is the case our boys will well
come contest.
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
oon rrat For on arti-