Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-11-15

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departed for her home at Redwood
Falls, Minn., yesterday morning.
VIM. M. Brooke returned from a
protracted stay in California yester-
day, and we are informed that he In.
tends to remain here during the
winter. He reports that Mrs.
Brouke's health Is, excellent.
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 little added profit.
Beware! K. N. Aldrich.
Don't forget to hear Benjamin c.
Chaplin, of Boston, at the college
chapel Thursday evening. This re-
cital will be worth the price of sea-
son ticket. Reserved seats on sale at
Binford's drug store. Price so cents.
Mr.. Barr has very generously turned
over his entire establishment to the
ladies Of the Presbyterian church and
on Friday evening, Nov. 1S, they will
take possession of it for their annual
supper. Don't forget the time and
place.
Mrs. Belding and her mother, Mrs.
Garretson, who have been visiting at
the home Of Thos. Bride In this city
for some time, drove across to Flan-
dreau Sunday and from there will
take the train for their home at
Mason City, Iowa.
d. w. Bunday has recently pur-
chased the lots on the corner Of Brook
ings and Pierce streets, formerly be-
longing to Mr.. Harza. This move on
Dexter's part looks rather suspicious,
and his friends are watching his
movements pretty closely.
1t is reported here that Arthur AL
len has purchased the Volga Tribune.
The Tribune, under the management
of Thos. Bishop has been one Of the
best papers in the county. We wish
it the same success under the new
management.-Aurora Times.
Leo Tucker received orders to re-
port for duty at Springfield, ILL.,, by
Nov. 20. He left to join his regiment,
the 9th Illinois, this morning. He ex-
poets to be mustered out in the near
future but does not intend to return
to his home near this city right away.
We watched the effect Of our
Cough Stopper last winter and have
made some Improvements. What we
make this year will be labeled I'm
proved Cough Stopper" and we ex-
pect it to stop cough even quicker
than last year. A. l.. BINFoRD.
A telegram was received at this
place Saturday from Delta, COL, stat
ing that Sam Skinner was lying at the
point of death at his home at that
place. Bowel obstruction was given
as the cause. w. II. Skinner depart
ed in response to the message the
same evening.
A young and inexperienced brake
man by the name of Vibber met a
sudden and untimely death near Ty-
ler, Mimi, Friday afternoon. 1t
seems that he fell from train while
it was going at full speed and the fall
killed him. The home of the deceas-
ed was at Wolsey.
Prof. E. A. Burnett shipped hand
some Chester White pig to North
Dakota this morning. The animal
was but seven months old land weighed
24O pounds, and was not fat either.
Breeding animals from the expert
ment station of this state are in
great demand all over.
Mr.. Julius Hanson and MISS Han
nah Hanson, we're married at the res
idence of Andrew Hanson, Friday
evening, Nov. IL, 1898, Rev. G. o..
Skaret officiating. A large number
of invited guests were present, and
the happy couple were the recipients
of numerous presents.
The old Central House is in place
on the rear portion of the lots where
it was originally located and is now
being placed on substantial founda-
tion. 1t had narrow escape from
total destruction in being moved but
can be made presentable after being
repaired.
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