Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-10-12
OUR SOUVENIR EDITION.
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some time is the souvenir edition of
the Brookings REGISTER. 1t is a
model for the craftsman to follow in
getting out creditable and readable
editions of that sort, and Brothers
butcher, Breed & Storgaard have
proved that they are all right, too
Pierre Free Press.
Last week the Brookings REGISTER
put out an elegant twenty-eight page
souvenir edition. 1t is general his
tory OF Brookipgs and Brookings
county and each Of the towns in the
county, and is profusely illustrated.
Editors butcher, Breed & Storgaard
have made a good effort in their at
tempt to put out the edition and it is
one that will merit the attention and
good word Of all.-Toronto Herald.
That was an up-to-date souvenir
edition gotten out by the Brookings
REGISTER last Friday. None better
ever appeared. Not only was it a
high-class production Of the printa-
torial art, but it likewise contained a
lot Of valuable information regarding
this fine section OF country lying with
in the borders of Brookings county.
We congratulate the publishers Of
that bright sheet.-Eikton Record.
The Herald neglected last week to
make mention Of the souvenir edition
of the Brookings REGISTER, which is
undoubtedly the best publication Of
the kind ever put out In South Da-
kota. 1t is finely illustrated, artis-
tically gotten up, ably edited and we'll
printed and reflects great credit upon
its publishers: and we trust their
efforts were appreciated by the citi-
zens Of their city and county.-Turner
County Herald.
The Brookings REGISTER people
got out one of the most elegant edi-
tiOns last week that we have seen in
many days. 1t contained a large
amount Of descriptive matter pertain
ing to the city and county of Brook
ings and was gotten up in fine style,
both from an editorial and mechani-
cal standpoint. The snterprising
publishers, Messrs. butcher, Breed &
Storgaard, are to be sincerely con-
gratulated.-Henry Independent.
We have been honored with a souv-
enir edition Of the Brookings Weekly
REGISTER, of Brookings, S. D., pub
lished by butcher, Breed & Stor-
gard, which is a credit to the pub
fishers and a compliment to the city
and county in which they do business.
Mr.. butcher, formerly editor of the
Waterloo Journal, is we'll known to
many Of our citizens, who gladly join
the Leader in hearty congratulations
to Mr.. butcher and his associates on
their business success.-Lake Mills
wis Leader.
We do not rememb ber to have seen a
handsomer or more comprehensive
souvenir edition published in this
state than that just issued by the
Brookings REGISTER. 1t is finely IL
lustrated and affords a splendid per-
spective-not only of Brookings city
but of Brookings county as we'll. 1t
Is printed upon tinted enamelled book
paper, some twenty-eight pages being
required to show up the progress
which has been made and the advan-
tages offered by Brookings county
Yankton Herald.
That souvenir edition which the
Brookings Weekly REGISTER got out
last week 10 hummer. 1t contains
twenty eight pages and is illustrated
with one hundred and twenty-seven
pictures CT Brookings county resi-
Gsnces, business houses, churches,
schools, people, etc. 1t gives the
early history Of the county, its soil,
climate and resources. Each portion
of the county is given separate
writeup, including the names and
business pursuits of the principle res
idsnts together with the names and
photos of the most prominent people
and buildings. 1t 10 unique and at
tractive In its design and arrange
ment and is produced after an outlay
of much labor and expense. 1t re-
fleets great credit on the enterprise
of the publishers, butcher, Breed &
Storgaard. -Estelline Tribune.
We are in receipt of the Souvenir
Edition OF the Brookings Weekly
REGISTER, edited by G. N. Breed, of
that city, and we will simply say that
it is a "Jim Dandy" 1t Is complete
history of the county from the first
settlement to the present date. 1t
takes each township separately and
makes each one better than the last
L. T..