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Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1901-02-14

Of the old church and has a frontage
OF about eighty feet on both streets
1t is built OF brick and stone with a
large, square battlemented tower al
the same corner which the steeple OF
the old structure occupied. There are
two other towers, though not SO high,
thanking the building to the right and
left, making an imposing appearance
on both streets.
As the picture furnishes good idea
OF the exterior, the REGISTER will
confine itself TO description of the
interior and make a feeble attempt to
give those who have not the opportu-
nifty OF seeing it, faint conception Of
its beauty and convenience.
A basement has been provided Ia
which are located the heating furn-
aces, a commodious kitchen and pant
ry, dining-room, young mems parlor
and q cloak room. These rooms
are all lighted by windows and are
provided with electric lights. The
walls are tinted and the floors are OF
hard wood oiled.
The first or main floor contains the
auditorium, lecture room, Christian
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1901-02-14

Follow thou me-" For over an hour
the eloquent gentleman gave one OF
the most convincing and logical dis.
courses that 1t has been our good for
tune to hear and the REGISTER re-
grets not being able to put it into
type that its readers might enjoy it
with the congregation that listened to
his fine effort on Sunday evening.
Before commencing his sermon DR..
Hunter paid very high compliment
to the Ladies' Aid society. Said he
had neglected to speak Of their hand
some donation Of the morning hours
when they started the subscription
list off with 100000. The REGISTER
will say in this connection that the
Aid Society originally donated
sl,000.00, which they had on hand
when the work OF building was inaug-
urated, consequently their donations
are magnificent and show what an i'm
portant auxiliary it is to the church.
The ladies deserve great credit for
their splendid work.
Ia this connection the REGISTER
would like tospeak Of the magnificent
lift given the building committee by
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1901-02-14

jOying the occasion, giving kindly ad-
vice and admonitiOn to his former
Pensioners. He was followed by DR..
A. M. Work who, In his usual happy
manner, congratulated the congrega-
tion. Spoke Of his former relations
with the church, its growth, and SAID
that he was not at all surprised to see
this beautiful edifice dedicated to the
Lord. He was not surprised at any
thing Brookings people did that was
good. He would be more surprised,
knowing them as he did, il they did
not make progress along moral and
intellectual lines and in Christian
work.
Rev. Fl. E. Hoare, the evangelist,
then led in prayer and the congrega-
tion sang hymn No. 32l. Rev. A. j.
Finch, OF the First Baptist church,
then gave kind, neighborly talk in
dicating the good fellowship existing
between the denominations and
among Christian people In general.
Rev Finch always gives a nice, pleas
ant talk and this occasion was no ex-
ception to the rule.
Rev. L. H. Forde, of the Castlewood
Presbyterian church, extended the
greetings from our neighboring town
on the north and from the A berdeen
Presbytery and occupied some time in
pleasing address. Rev. J. A, Nc
Almon, Of the Volga Presbyterian
church then addressed the congrega-
tion. Mr.. McAlmon always has a
good story to illustrate his points and
his talks abound In witticisms and
good humor as well as wholesome ad.
vice to the halting Christian. His
talk upon this occasion was full of
good things.
After an anthem rendered by the
Baptist choir, DR.. Hunter spoke, Oc-
cupying but few moments, however,
and the services closed with Nearer
My God to Thee"
| EVENING SERVICE.
At the hour of opening the church
was packed with humanity, over a
thousand people being present. The
choir consisted OF Mrs. j. +. Brooke,
Mrs. E. L. Moore, Prof. A. B. Crosier
and DR.. j. G. Parsons. The congre.
cation Joined in hymn followed by
the reading of the Scriptures by Rev.
Forde, Of Castlewood. The quartette
rendered very fine anthem and Rev.
G. c.. Hoffmeister led In prayer.
Hymn 3O5 was sung by the congrega-
tion and an anthem by the choir.
DR.. Hunter then took for his text
the answer given by Jesus to Peter
found in the 2lst chapter of John and
22d verse: "What is that TO thee?
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1901-02-14

Between three and four hundred
people were delighted with the musi-
cal treat afforded by the presence OF
Alfred Mayhem Shusy at the Prssby-
terian church last Friday evening.
His rendition OF the music written by
the old masters was not enjoyed or
appreciated as much as his own COM
positions, however, no doubt owing
largely to unfamiliarity with pipe
organ music, yet there were but few
who could not appreciate the talent
and skill Of the performer In all his
work. Several changes were made In
the program and the new selections
were more In accord with the tastes
and within the comprehension and
appreciation of his audience. But
two vocal numbers were presented
and the one by Mrs. j. 81. Wheeler
was greatly enjoyed. The duet By
Mrs. Gehhart and Mr.. @. A. Sloan
was heartily encored, but they waro
evidently not prepared ana did not 70
spond. The affair was great success
and netted the organ fund $4,000
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/ Oht Noie"Sii iuhitttSoi bAi. ouu y
Horace Fishback, Mr.. and Mrs. F. J
Carlisle and Mr.. and Mrs A. G
Young. Their modesty forbids q
mention of the splendid donations
/ made, but we are not precluded from
saying that the success Of the enter
prise is very largely due to their gifts
their untiring energy, the interest
taken and by doing everything in
their power to promote the work.
The building committee, which was
made up Of F. j. Carlisle, Horace
Fishback, W. A. Caldwell, L. II
Skiff and z. j. Hegeman, are entitled
to the thanks not only of the mem.
bers OF the congregation, but OF the
entire community for the beautiful
structure that has been the outcome
Of their labors. 1t is an ornament to
to the city and a splendid advertise
ment. II indicates taste, refinement,
enterprise and resources, all of which
are appreciated by people at home
and abroad. The obstacles they have
overcome, the trials, discourdgements
and the immense amount Of work per.
formed are little appreciated after the
building is completed. The REGISTER
therefore, desires to say that they
have "builded better than they knew
and 1t will stand as monument To
their enterprise long after they have
passed away.
RECEPTION.
On Monday evening the officers OF
the church gave an informal recep.
tion to the general public. Between
four and five hundred people availed
themselves Of the opportunity
afforded to see the new church. The
entire building was thrown open, a
choice musical program rendered and
refreshments served. The musical
part Of the program was in charge OF
Mrs. G. f. West, who by the way de.
lighted so many hundreds on Sunday
by the excellent arrangement OF the
music for that eventful day. This
talented lady and the various partici.
pants in the musical program of Sun.
day are to be congratulated on the
careful arrangement, excellent per.
formance and the pleasure afforded
| by it to so large number OF people.
| THE NEW EDIFICE
IL a beautiful piece OF architecture
from almost any point of view, yet ii
has a substantial appearance that ap.
peals to the eye Of the practical per.
son. 1t is large enough to meet the
wants and needs Of this growing con-
gregation for many years to come.
1t stands at the corner OF Williams
street and Dakota avenue on the site
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1901-02-14
THE DEDICATION
OF THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,

This service was followed by the
dedicatory prayer, pronounced by
Rev. A. NJ. Work, d. D., OF Elan.
dreau. A hymn was sung by the
congregation and the benediction pro,
nounced. This closed one of the
most remarkable services ever held iu
Brookings. The large attendance
the interest shown, the close atten.
tion given, the large collection, good
music and beautiful surroundings
made it memorable event to those
fortunate enough to have been
present.
AFTERNOON SERVICE.
In spite of the fact that people die
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1901-02-14

taken consdera get home until two o'clock
tion. the Of three many vending
course way the edifc
will the committee
Improvements, which hundred being present
laying this
moving Of the talks Of odme
contemplated loca and pastors Of nghborinG
Dakota churches No set
and Pierce which the but these talks were
fined mostly pasantes good ad
the greater responsibilities
Upon the announcement being
made that the church spiritual upbung
Gated out Of debt the vast audience community
"Doxog The service was opened with music
dedication by the choir OF the
nv
c. Hfmester of and was followed by bau
Lake6ed Mimi full anthem rendered by quartett'
Mr. F. j. Carlisle on composed Mrs j. H Wheeler Mrs
bp,ding formally L.GB
building the Vance Mr. omester was then in
by the pastor and spoke 10
by minutes,
Hegeman and all Joined the follow ng TO his FORMER In h
ing program place and of how greatly he en-
%is1s s%a Se unto D% our God for
Behold the tabernacle enand
Himself shall be with them and be their
Minister Lord, in thy taternae7
peps-who al ldwoIinth
Min.tu-Hs w.lkth thuprsha and righteousness
Peple-and ndseakth truth in his heart
Miaste-wbo shaIa ascend into the LOmr
People whosh tan in the holy ple1
niaate-He that clean ian
s-wio hath hath csifuly
minae-H hall lreeevea the Lord
Peope-n righteousness from God of his salvation
up your everlasting doors
People dtneKn o
laer-who hoisthiK Kin Goyf
Peope-The ofhos lie S King OF Glory
behold the
contain thee how much less this house which
ehsbu bunted
O
that MAJ
eeautyof God be upon u.s.
ofou
esabli
HAVE BEEN PERMITTED
GRACIOUS FAVOR OF
SoLEMNLY DEDICATE TO THE
p.ANps sERy ALMIGHTY GOD THE FATHER
SON AND GHOST AMEN
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The Magnificent New Edifice of the Presbyter-
ian Society Consecrated with Appro-
pirate Ceremony.

Popular Subscription Just Before the Dedication Yielded
Sum Assresatins Over $4,000, More than Enough to
Liqudate the Entire Church Debt..The For
mer Pastors Tak--Mondays Reception
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1901-02-14

The First Presbyterian church of
Brookings was organized January l5,
1882, in Olds s. Fishback's hall. This
hall, at the time, was located on the
second floor Of the building now occu.
pied by c. O. Barr's restaurant, or
Main street. Rev. b. B. Farrar. oi
Volga, acted az organizer under th,
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Friday May {

This was the last working day o; the loagss, session of the Arkansas legislature oa record The house and senate n joint session confirmed the nominations of the members ot tas state eaaitoi board and ot tks world far asaFd.
 In the senate the following bllls were passed Il B. 5I4. approp1lzt ns s1s2 b pay mileage and Der dlsn due ths old capitol commission n B
 allowing hotel owners 10 solicit patrons Eithaat wearing badge T B 4s7. Iegalizing the aets Of county clerks appointed hy Cor Jones: H. ? ssl. -eiaetng fees Of county clerks n the extension Of taxes. was indefinite Y postponed. Senator sengel. after repeatedly enasaYerlng to haFs ne LII l0c1lng insane asylum No. at Fort smith taken ID and passed. each time meeting with failure, took oeca. son to state that f the minority acre opposing the bill on account of the place Of location he would waive th4t right Mr. sengel made T strong
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plea for the passage Of the bill in the interest of the anfoTtunatas now unable 10 be cared for fer lack ot room in the present asylum. With out tisposing Of the matter the sen ate adjourned 10 Saturday.
 In the house Mz. Williams. bill to require uniform date q holding pri- mary elections vas defeated.
 $. 3. 2s9. appropriatiag s28o for the salary Of two years Of the Confederate home chaplain. was read third time and passed. The bill approPriatins s7 900 for Teprinting certain volumes Of the supreme court reports. was de feated
 Mir Moore. Of Phillips. In an appro- priate speech. presented CT behalf et the house 10 the young lady clerks Of the house each q beautiful fan. The recipients were Miss Kate Faust en- rolling clerk. Miss Jamie Martin. en- crossing clerk; Miss Nora Beavers. postmistzess. On behalf of the young ladies Judge Moore by request. re turned their thanks to the house for the handsome souvenirs
 Ar. kfIlough, on behalf of the house. presented 10 each Of the newspaper representatives a silk hat, the recip- ieats being Nessrs. George C. NayIoE. of the Democrat John T. Ginocchto. Of the Memphis CommerciaLAppeal. and T. r. kimbell. of the Gazette.
 Nr Philips. speaking Tor ths house, presented to Chief Clerk < = Hays 2 handsome gold per and EoIzsT. MF Hays making heat speech . ae- kao8ledgneat q the remembrance.
 Mr Poole. for the house. then pre- seutea = JaHtteEs Martin and John soH each aH umbrella and oa behalf e the janito-s. Judge Fulton. ot Gar land. made suitable response Hr. Clark then claimed the attention Of the house and. on behalf ut his col. leagues presented 2 gsld-headed cane to Speaker Humphreys. whose ser vices. Ar Clark said. had met with universal satisfaction. Senate Joint resolution Nc 2 ShaekIstord9. pro- posing a1 amendment to the consti. t4tiea permitting cites and izeorpor- atad towns to Issue bonds for public improvements. was read the third time and failed to pass. s B. No. I. to prohibit school directors from em- pIo$iHg relatives as teachers, was read thiEd tine and passed.
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ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE
Presentation Of Testimonials O. Es- teem Consume Closing Hours
 O. Session.
LQs6EsT CONTINUOUS SESSION ON RECORD
sIseF8ty Prevented Consideration et For smith Branch Inssns AsyIGm Bdf ia tke senate several Important Meas urss That Failed 10 PAss

The general zS>en ply adjourned sine de at noon oa the 4th. The closing hours were spent ID speeeh-making eu- Eo,ist5c Of the services rendered by the various officers The session began Jan saEy t4 About 3e9 acts were passed 4ad over 7go bills were introduced. Among the measures dying on the cas- enaaF are the following: The reform scboo. b.ll. the Czrlock dram drinkers. license bllI, several antitrust bil.s. the aEll taxing life insurance policies, the anti po7l-roon biH, several franchise tax ba4s, the cigarette bHll and the For. smith branch insane asylum bllI.
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ESATs-NothinE but house business was considered as per previous ar FzHgenezf= The following bis were tasen ID and nssse=is No. z{a. amend. Ing section 4>sz ot tae digest relating . .he isae.t sale of liquors. 4ss- plac=nE certain lands sold In Cleveland county for taxes back on the lax books. the records having been destroyed: go re qairlnR ? ats ot additions Q cities to bs | ed with ne cireui: clerk and record CT within thirty days after the passage at the 4ct Hr. Pa ss' bin permitting any person to Xiii any dog that haS been bitten bv a mad dog. was de feased Il = o'e eck a motion to ad- saarn for the day prevailed.
 EoEsE-N== Rel called ID ne me- ton to reconsider tBe Fose 6g which H B 854 ia ed to pass The motion . reconsider prerai ed and the b.a passed. T. provides for the restoration Of req estate bank lands to ne records - Inc State and commissioner The appropriation biz4 for new insane asy.
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