Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-12-06

In the American Monthly Review Of
Reviews for December the editor re-
views the November elections, The
progress of our peace negotiations
with Spain, and other matters of
national and international moment.
Some very suggestive and interesting
cartoons from recent issues of the
Spanish journals are reproduced.
Sheriff Lindskog returned last even
ing from Sioux Falls where he went to
place for safe keeping behind the
bars one, Farnsworth, who, at the
late term Of court, was convicted of
breaking into Mrs. Engleson's house
and stealing money, and was given
year at "Uncle Nyrums" hostelry in
which to mediate on the ways Of the
wicked.
Mr.. VIM. Lenke, of Volga, S. D.,
and Miss Cetta Johnson of this place
were united in the holy bonds of mat
rimony, at the home of VIM. Lard in
this city Monday, Rev. White otficiat-
ing. They departed Tuesday for Vol
ga, where they intend to reside. The
Courier joins with their many friends
in wishing them bon yoyage.-Clear
Lake Courier
Fred Duden has been husking corn
for G. w. Pond during the past week.
Mr.. Duden is an excellent instructor
on the guitar and mandolin and has
quite class. He hopes to organize
a guitar and mandolin club during
the winter and before spring give a
concert. Should he succeed we have
no doubt program will be presented
that would be highly pleasing.
At the regular meeting held by the
A. O. U. w., Friday evening at which
meeting large number were present,
the following gentlemen were elected
officers for the ensuing year:
M. Wv. H. Murphy
FOreman-T. w. Tinker
Overseer-Geo. p. SeXauer
Recorder-Clinton Doughty
Financier-W. H. Cornell
Receiver-C. A. Johnson
Guide-M. S. Thayer
l. Sc. Mcknight
o. S.-Chas. French
Rep.-Geo. f. Thayer
Alternate-C. Hanson
Trustee-John Hughson
FoUND-In the middle of the road
directly south of the court house,
good, new overshoe. The owner can
have the same by calling at this office
proving property, and explaining how
it was that he was out so late
Monday night and why he had to
take the middle of the road. And
aside from the above the owner will
be required to state how the deuce Of
diamonds came TO be In the bottom
of the shoe. These few explanations
will insure to the owner a return Of
the property. Now don't all rush in
at once.
A letter from Fairfield Iowa, dated
Nov. 90, states that Rev. A. NJ Work
and family, formerly residents Of
Brookings, "have come down from
the mountains and are at home at
Fairfield" with the exception of
Lloyd who is clerking at Denver and
is expected later on. Mr.. Works
work will be at Burlington and
Ottumwa seventy-tive miles apart and
he says reminds him of his parish
during his last year here when he was
pastor at large. He also states that
he does not feel so far away from here
now since his family is eating pota.
toes and flour made from our region
of country. Kind regards were sent
to all friends here, and in return the
REGISTER trusts that Mr.. Work and
his family may find that they have
located in pleasant and bountious
pastures.
Everybody expects little more fol
their money when they DEAL WITH
WIMsEY and they are NOT DIsAP'
POINTED. My prices command atten.
tion by selling GOOD GOODS AT Low.
EST PRICES. l don't want your trade
unless can show you that IT is to
| YOUR INTEREST TO TRADE WITH ME.
l buy my goods for less money than
any other merchant in South Dakota.
so it stands to reason l CAN AFFORD
TO SELL CHEAPER. My business has
more than doubled my expectations