Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1901-03-21
Local Notes..

line Of bargains this week.
l. N. Lawshe went to Volga, Non
day morning to do some contract
work.
W. M. Cheever won the case for his
client in the Volga Justice court, last
week.
The Brookings Furniture company,
In this issue call attention to their
new stock.
Mrs. E. Fl. Patterson announces
her annual opening of spring millinery
March 1890.
The New Store will hold their grand
opening of new millinery goods March
%, 20 and 80.
Cole & Reierson, the shoe men, are
among the new advertisers in this
issue Of the REGISTER.
Hans Steen returned Saturday night
from his trip to Canada and says he
likes it up there. He will sell his
property here and go there to live.
F. G. Neill has placed a new and
novel hitching post In front of his
place of business this week. The
boys now have something to play
with.
The Volga Tribune would like to
quarantine Brookings and have Au.
rora removed from the face Of the
earth. The Tribune always was
modest in its wants.
II. A. Witzel expects to start on the
road next week, as agent for DR..
Wards remedies and will travel
through portions of Brookings, Kings
bury and all of Lake and Moody
counties.
John Ziegler, the grocer, had car
load Of fine large tubers brought in
from the country on Monday. Being
unable to get car in which to ship
he was compelled to have them placed
in his cellar.
Wednesday, April 3 will occur my
annual opening of millinery goods to
which all the ladies are cordially in
vited. The opening will continue
until Easter.
42t2 HELEN JOHNSON.
Senator Kyle has secured promise
from Mr.. Carnegie to furnish $4,000
for public library building for Aber-
deem. The city of Aberdeen will fur
nish the site and 81 500 year for its
maintenance.
The REGISTER is informed that
those who did not hear DR.. Willis
lecture at the college chapel, Tuesday
night missed the treat Of their lives.
Had the night been pleasant one
the chapel would no doubt have been
crowded.
| Miss Helen johnson will hold her
annual Spring opening Of fashionable
millinery on Wednesday, April 3.
All the latest fashions will be on dis
play. Don't forget the date and
remember the place, first door north
Of CITY Drug store. 42t2
The REGISTER is Informed that A.
j. Kendall has purchased lots on
Newton street nearly opposite j. L.
Colgrove's and contemplates the erec-
tion of four new residences. The
frame of one is already up and stone
on the ground for the foundation OF
the others.
| Miss Helen johnson has secured the
services of Miss Naoma M. Irissinne Of
St. Paul, an expert trimmer, who will
have charge of that department dur
ing the grand spring opening which
occurs Wednesday, April 3. The
latest fashions will be on display and
the pattern hats and forms are of the
hast make. 42t2
1t is reported that the G. G. Coe
Commission Co., of Minneapolis, has
leased wires from the Western Union
Telephone company from Minneapolis
TO Aberdeen via Brookiugs and Huron,
for the purpose of putting in branch
grain commission offices and that the
company is now engaged in stringing
the special wires.
The coming city election is attract
ing more than usual attention on &C.
count OF the bond issue which will be
voted on again and because the ques-
tion Of licensing a billiard hall will
also be submitted to the people. It
augures we'll for good vote being
polled and the REGISTER trusts that
only the good of the city will be
taken into consideration when voting
upon these propositions.