Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-04-20

Aubrey Lawrence came down from
Castlewood Monday to defend w. II.
Stretch in the perjury case referred to
in another space.
People proposing to build will save
money and find it more satisfactory
to consult an architect. 81 m 6
DR.. Golfers office got a move on it.
self Saturday and brought up south of
the track, where it will be fitted up
for residence purposes.
Parties who have been the habit of
riding bicycles on the sidewalk better
look careful as the city dads threaten
to fine the guilty ones.
DIR. d. J. Collier will for the present
have his Office at his residence on
Williams street, second house east of
the Presbyterian church.
Mrs II. L. Loucks, Of Clear Lake,
arrived in Brookings the latter part
of the week and is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. L. Brown.
For SALE-A splendid phaeton, al
most new, at bargain. Can be seen
at Hegeman's warehouse.
45-2t r, r. LLOYD.
The old Missouri river at Pierre is
higher than it has been since the flood
Of 1881. Fort Pierre is swamped, hut
Pierre was safe at this writing. The
ice was going out rapidly.
All members of the National Aid
Association are requested to be at our
next regular meeting in the A. O. U.
W. hall Friday evening April %.
Mrs. G. G. BARR, Sec'y.
Bert Fuller of the Summit Signal.
has been called upon to mourn the
death of his father, who passed from
this life April IL. The REGISTER ex-
tends its sympathy for the bereaved
brother.
Money to loan at : per cent on five
or ten years time. Interest annual or
semi-annual. Payments made on or
before, or on the installment plan.
Amount unlimited.
LETTA NJ. HAwLEY.
Writer saw L. V. Mccoy at Brook
ings Saturday, handsome and happy
as Of old. Len is taking on flesh again
at very satisfactory rate Of speed, !,
and will soon pull the scale down to
his old notch.-De Smet News.
Property owners in the east part of
the city complain that they cannot
keep their sidewalks in repair because
cows and horses are allowed to run
across the walks. Another example
will have to be made Of someone.
Clint. Doughty is busy cleaning
house and County Treasurer Burgess
is working very hard these days. Mr..
Doughty will put hard finish on all
his walls and otherwise adorn and fix
up his residence on Brookings street.
While Nels Gullick was re-carbon-
ing the arc light at the corner Of Main
and Williams street Monday farmer
drove under the wires with hay rack
and succeeded in tearing the light and
wires all to pieces, causing consider
able damage.
Everybody who goes east on the
evening train or returns on the early
morning train, il they have acted
wisely and taken the sleeping car,
speak well of the change over the
practice Of having to sit up all night
and wait three hours at Tracy.
The Parker New Era has passed Its
2lst mile-post and Is trotting along
for number % in fine style. Bro.
Hackstt is not so much for style, he
don't spread out his wings in peacock
fashion, but trudges along making
improvements and winning the re-
spsct of all.
The entertainment given at the
college chapel last Friday evening was
well attended and those present have
nothing but words Of commentator
for the manner in which the farcss
were presented. There Is no necessity
for going to travelling performances
when we have such good talent right
there at home.