Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-04-06

offered Rocky Mountain Tea. f.
N. Aldrich.
There is loud call in this commun-
ity for the man who once composed a
song entitled Beautiful Spring." If
it was viii Tucker he had better re-
port at once.
Miss Blanche Spooner came down
from De Smet last Friday for visit
with her brother and the family of c.
II. Collins. She will be in the city a
week or ten days.
The White Elephant restaurant has
built up wonderful trade by furnish
ing 10 cent lunches. The only won
der is that so much can be furnished
for such low prices
Hon. w. II. Roddle came down
from Pierre Saturday to be present at
the Easter services conducted by the
Knights Templar lodge and to visit
friends for few days.
For SALE-Three good horses at the
harrington Hotel barn, Volga.
WIN. II. LAWRENCE.
The Kirnball Graphic was seventeen
years old last Saturday-no April fool
either. Bro. Tinan publishes clean
newspaper and enjoys good business.
Success TO his efforts.
Mrs. Jos. Tree came up from Brook
ings Saturday and remained until
Monday visiting with the families of
j. A. Meadows and NJ. A. Adams
Castlewood Republican.
Miss Jennie Downing will return
from Wisconsin this week, having ac-
cepted the Thayer school, which COM
mences April l7th. This is the third
term Miss Downing has taught in that
district.
r. III, Williams, the pioneer mer-
chant of this city, announces in the
REGISTER that he has received his
spring stock OF goods. He has some
good bargains that it will pay to in
vestigate.
Engineer of Irrigation Stacy Coch-
rane is going to have n home OF his
own and TO that end has purchased a
lot just west of Prof. Saunders on
Ninth street and has begun opera.
tions on a residence.
Will Grlnols was in the city Tues
day and stated that he marketed $40
worth of hogs at Bruce on Monday
and will have as many more ready in
about two months. He will increase
his herd this season.
LosT-Back muff. Please return to
4itf MRS. j. p. OLSON.
Mrs. Mary Estes, who has been very
sick at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
A. B. Crosier, is now improving slow
ly. She has been suffering from an
attack of la grippe supplemented by
nervous prostration.
The Monthly South Dakotan has
passed its first milepost and is i'm
proving with each number. The pub
fishers are.doing noble work for the
state and it is hoped their efforts may
be rewarded by success.
Miss Bertha Tucker has been en-
gagged to teach in the r. A. Roberts
district. Miss Tucker taught this
school last winter and gave such good
satisfaction that she was again en-
gagged by the school board.
A store full of bargains ia of no ben
eft unless the people find it out.
When they learn Of it, as they surely
will If the merchant advertises his
bargains. the benefit is naturally felt
both by the seller and the buyer.
The Volga Tribune states that the
Wisconsin editors intend visiting
South Dakota next summer. 1t would
be a good plan to have them come to
Brookings and Brookings county II
proper arrangements could be made.
The new management has the
creamery in running order. Milk is
received Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day of each week. 1t is hoped that
the patrons will supply milk enough
to keep the establishment running
every day.
Miss Abbie Carpenter completed her
winter term of school in district No.
16, Oakwood township, last Friday
and expects to begin the spring term
on May lst. Miss Carpenter has given
the best OF satisfaction among the
patrons Of the school.
The friends and neighbors of Mr..
and Mrs. V. Fl. Sherman planned a
pleasant surprise on them last Satur-
day evening, IL being their fifteenth
wedding anniversary. A nice set OF
glassware was left in honor of the oc-
casion Aurora Times.
Rev. A. f. Carhart, superintendent
of the Anti-Saloon League will 'ad-
l.