Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1902-12-04
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
Condensed News Caught on the Fly by
Register Reporter.

Lewis Johnson, or Nolga, was VISIT
ing in the city on Monday
C.J Day went north Tuesday on
business for the marble works.
Mrs. CA Pond returned Monday
night from a visit TO De Smet.
Capt. John G. Macarthur returned
Monday morning from Aberdeen.
w. j. Poole, OF Lake Preston, came
down Tuesday to visit his son Charles
f.
DR.. j. w. Heston went to Mitch
ell Monday afternoon on college
business
Mrs. Paul butcher returned last
evening from her visit TO her old home
at Columbus, Wis.
Messrs c. w. Goodman and w. e.
Runey returned last night from land
trip to Illinois. They brought some
prospective buyers with them.
We have all kinds OF Christmas pres
ents for all kinds Of people and we
want all the people TO look at our
stock. 1t is easy To buy at Binfords'.
Sheriff Oium went to st. Paul Sat
urday night with requisition for the
man Kennedy, now being held at Lake
Benton, on the charge of grand
larceny. 90.
Clint ID. Kendall has sold his drug
store at Artesan. He gives possess
ion first Of January and will at once
move here and take charge Of his pur-
chase, Binford's pharmacy.
Statesmen WANTED to look after
our interests in Brookings and ada
cent counties. Salary or commission,
Address THE HARVEY OIL Co.,
Cleveland Ohio.
Lake Preston has organized cornet
band under the leadership of Prof.
Geo. ID. Waters Mr.. Waters was once
a member of the Brookings band and
is competent musician. We feel
assured the organization will be a
success
Chas. Carlisle and wife came up
from Lake Benton, where they spent
Thanksgiving, and visited from Mon
day to Wednesday with Mr.. Carlisles
brother in this city. They returned tc
their home in Minneapolis yesterday
morning.
Our Christmas goods are all marked
in plain figures and ready TO be sold
! just aching to be sold. Our store is S,
crowded with nice things appropriat,
for presents that it is easy to buy
Just step in and see how easy It is Il
buy al Binfords. 27-w,
Prof. N. f. Hanson left TUESDAY
morning for a visit TO the horticult
ural associations Of northern Illinois
and Minnesota. He first goes TO Ster
ling, H., where he delivers an addres
and then to Minneapolis where he i
also on the program.
The degree team OF the local Red
men were at Estelline Friday anC
completed the initiation OF new mem
bers In the tribe instituted at tina
place. The new lodge starts Off will
thirty-four new members. A gooC
showing for Estelline.
Jack Thompson, who was arrested
here about ten days ago on the charge
Of passing counterfeit money, anC
taken to De Smet by Sheriff Perry ot
KIngsbury county, had hearing ano
was discharged, as nothing could be
proven TO sustain the charge.
Miss Althea M. CleveDger and
Jacob M. Blotz were married last
Thursday afternoon. at the residence
Of the brides mother, Mrs. L. M.
Clevengcr. They will be at home in
Monroe, Wis, after January lst. The
| REGISTER extends its best wishes for
future happiness and prosperity.
Ed Amherst OFT, president of the
OFT schools of Expression in Chicago,
will deliver the third number in the
College lecture course at the College
Chapel, Friday evening, Dec. I2.
Prof. OFT is one Of the most fearless Of
our American platform lecturers and
is always creating new and striking
thoughts, never criDging at the feet
Of ''cheap popularity" He speaks on
vital themes which after all, are the
most popular, when properly pre-
sented.
1t eXcites the wonder Of the world,
magic remedy, liquid electricity,
that drives away suffering and disease,
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c A. L.
Binford. Dec
The funeral OF the late Okla Craw.
ford occurred this morning from the
n. E. church, at 10 o'clock, and the
remains were laid at rest 10 Green
wood cemetery after appropriate SER
vicpa unHar tho fnfpiofrv ~ Day VIZ