Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-09

| DR.. E. L. Moore, of the L. S. Ex-
! pertinent station, was at Clark last
week where he vaccinated the herds
Of Messrs. Bockoven, Brown and Nc
Clellan, to prevent black-leg.
! Glad to learn that Mrs. Cornell is at
her Brookings home and feeling much
improved after her trip into Nebraska.
Hope she will continue to improve
right along .-Elkton Record
1t warns the heart like sunshine,
cheers the soul like old wine, gives
hope for the future, blJts out the
past. That's what Rocky Mountain
Tea does. L. n Aldrich.
Miss Zada Loomis came down from
DeSmet on Friday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Mccoy, and attend the Jubilee
Singers. Miss Loomis Is one of the
instructors in the DeSmet schools.
A. b. Allison came home Friday
night and departed again on Wedues-
day for trip in the south part OF the
state. He makes very encouraging
report OF his sales thus far this season.
John Scadden was over from White
Saturday, being accompanied by'his
daughter. He called to advance his
subscription for the REGISTER TO 1900
and enjoy a friendly chat with the
gang.
John Wendall, formerly of this city,
writes from New Holland, H., TO have
the REGISTER sent to his address for
one year and accompanies the request
with the subscription price. Many
thanks, John.
Mr.. Edward NJ. Pope and Miss Pearl
Hopkins were married at Estelline
last week Wednesday. Both young
people have many friends in Brook
ings and Hamlin counties who extend
congratulations.
G.. A. Lindskog returned from points
west Monday morning and reports
that there is considerable railroad talk
in different parts Of the state He
thinks that it will practically all end
in talk, however.
Mrs. Theresa Brake nee Nordvold,
formerly of this city, but now of
Pierre. and her sister. Miss Stella, are
visiting with their friends in this city
and surrounding country this week,
they having arrived last Saturday.
Bert Tree returned on Saturday
evening from his visit Of several weeks
at Woodstock, Canada. j. l.. Tree
stopped over at Redwood Falls to visit
for few days with their daughter,
Mrs. f. J. Steuerwald before return
ing home.
The next regular meeting of the
Lake Campbell Temperance Society
will be held at the Elverud school
house on Sunday, March 10Th, 1899 at
2 o'clock p. N. All are cordially In
vited to attend. o. S. SNEvE,
Cor. Secretary.
H. C.. Garvin, we'll known through
out the state as the general agent OF
the North Western with headquarters
at Winona, has resigned to take a
position as treasurer and manager
of the Bay State Milling Co, of.
Winona.
The Clark Republic says that on
last Thursday the Brookings veteri-
marian, Prof. e. l.. Moore, with the
county commissioners examined the
cattle at the poor farm and killed a
young cow which the veterinarian
pronounced to be sick with tuber-
culosis.
Rev. ID. A. Meinzer, pastor of the
Nj. E. church at Howard, was visitor
in the city over Sunday. Mr.. Meinzer
will be remembered as a former
student Of the s. ID. A. G. and there
are large number of his old acquaint-
ances here who are pleased to greet
him.
w. III. Skinner, who Is now at home,
reports that he is we'll pleased with
his mercantile business at Dover,
Mimi, and that he Is about to trade
his Brule county farm for another
stock Of goods which he intends to re-
move TO Dover TO be added to the
stock he already has there.