Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-04-27
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talk over old school days and the
events of their boyhood
The Ladies Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will give an evening
social at the residence of Mrs. G. w.
Pond, Thursday, May 4th. Mrs. Mich
olson and Mrs. Fishback will assist in
entertaining. Everybody is cordially
invited.
DR.. A. A. Harris returned the latter
part OF the week from Mankato, Mimi,
where he had been In attendance upon
the Southern Minnesota Dental As
citation. He reports very pleasant
time and is now busy making up for
lost time.
j. r. Post and Herman Eichberg
have purchased the lots south OF +. j.
Carlisle's residence. Mr.. Post will oc-
cupy the house now on one Of the lots
and Herman will erect new house.
They are preparing to set out trees
around the lots.
1t is reported that certain parties
are guilty Of shooting fish at Lake
| Campbell. The authorities should
look into this complaint, as our people
have put good money into improve
ments at the lake and would like to
have the fish protected so that all
may, If they wish, have chance at
catching with hook and line.
Frank Nicoulin, real estate agent
Of Algona, Iowa. was in the city last
week and while here leased the rear
portion Of the Skinner building on
corner of Main and Newton streets
and has opened up a real estate
agency which will be in charge of
Aug. A. Renting. -. -. Pierce will
also assist in the work Of rustling bus
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Tree, accom-
panied by their son, Bert, departed
tor Redwood Falls, Mimi, today,
where they expect to take up their
permanent residence. The family
have host of friends here who do not
like the idea Of their going away, and
yet those same friends wish them all
the happiness and prosperity that can
be showered upon them.
Prof. Hansen reports that in locat-
| ing some of the new buildings at
the Agricultural college it has
been found necessary to remove some
of the elm trees and other shrubbery.
These desiring trees or shrubbery, such
as will be taken up, are requested to
see Prof. Hansen at once SO that he
can save what is desired. Here is a
chance to get some good stock.
Agent Howe and family were pas
sengers on the morning train, yester-
day, to Sparta, Wis, where they will
visit with Mr.. Howe's parents, who
recently returned from the south.
Mr. Eustis, night operator at Brook
ings, will have charge of the office
during his absence. The night Office
at Brookngs has been discontinued
for the present Aurora Times.
L. w. Wood, division freight agent
of the Wisconsin Central Railway
lines, with headquarters at Oshkosh,
was in the city over Sunday visiting
his old-time friends and the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Mower. The REG
IsTER is pleased to learn that Mr..
Wood Is recovering his former good
health, having had severe attack Of
kidney trouble during the past few
| months.
Drs. Hyde and Harris have broken
ground for fine brick building on
their lot on the east side of Main
street. The structure is to be two
stories high, the first story to be 100
feet deep and the upper story so feet
deep, full width Of lot. This will no
doubt encourage others who have re-
Gently bought lots in the same block
to build. This done and the old burn
ed district will be lost sight Of.
| City Justice d. j. Darrow. whose
term of Office has just expired, has
conducted that office with credit to
himself and he may we'll feel proud of
his record, for every case which has
been appealed from his court has been
affirmed, and in every case where he
has bound any persons over on crimi-
nal charges they have been convicted
in the circuit court. His decisions
have been uniformly marked for their
justice and he has shown himself to
be well versed in the law. The MEM
bers of the bar all speak highly Of
Judge Darrcw's ability and integity
and he retires from this position with
the respect and honor of all.
Deafness Cannot be Cured