The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-11-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

day.
G.. A. Johnson and family Sundayed
at Arlington.
For Rents room house on Fifth
avenue. Inquire First National Bank
26-2w
Postmaster Chas. F. Allen and wife
spent Sunday with friends at the CAPT
tai.
DIR. A. w. Hyde went Owe to Volga
Saturday night to see a patient. He
has a case of appendicitis in the hos
pital at that place.
G. ]. Day, the marble man, went to
Huron Saturday night to spend Sun
day and canvass for a few days this
week in that vicinity.
Mrs. H. H. Reeves, Mrs. j. P. Olson,
Mrs. v. L. Mccoy and Miss Roper
went to Lake Benton Saturday with
the High school football team.
l.. ]. Kendall returned the latter
part of the week from his Wisconsin
trip and is again at his post of duty at
the North-W Western passenger station.
Messrs. A.. H. Wheaton and John 8.
Cole were at home over Sunday and
from here went to Geddes Monday to
continue their work of holding farmers
institutes.
Harry Hepner, who has been living
at Redwood Falls, Mimi, for the past
two years, returned home Saturday
night and will remain with his parents
for awhile at least.
The REGISTER overlooked the ar
rival of a girl at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tim Barton on the 7th, and a
boy that arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Rankin on the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Alton broke
up housekeeping last week and Mrs.
Alton went to Brookings Saturday
where she will remain with her pa
rents until Mr.. Alton gets located
again.-Volga Tribune.
F. j. and M. G. Carlisle we're among
those from Bookings who witnessed
the football game at Lake Benton Sat-
urday. They say our boys played the
best game but the Lake Benton fellows
were too heavy for them.
Miss Ada Miner, who is attending
college at Bookings, visited with her
brothers and sisters at this place Sat-
urday and Sunday. On Sunday norm
ing she was received into the Baptist
church and at the close of the evening
service she was baptized-her brother,
Rev. Ora Miner, administering the
baptism. Lake Benton News.
During this mild weather, when your
hard coal stove seems too much of a
good thing be careful how you leave
the hampers at night. A man and his
wife at Dells Rapids last week were
rendered unconscious for eighteen
hours by inhaling the deadly fumes
from their heater which had been shut
off too tight so that gas escaped in the
room.
The editor ofthe Miner county Demo-
crat punches his vital statistics under
mathematical terms. The births he
gives under the head, multiplication;
deaths, satisfaction; marriages, divi-
sion. Think the last is a little pre-
vious. He might have been polite
enough to call it addition or have used
the ~alegebraic Y to denote an unknown
quantity .-Salem Register.
Star may come and stars may co.,
but Davis and Mack the team that
have been appearing in "The Irish
Pawnbrokers" for the past few seasons
seem to cruise along just the same.
They are headed this way and will be
seen atthe opera house Thurs
day. Nov. 23rdand as the performance
gave such universal satisfaction last
season, a packed house will surely
greet them.
H. H. Natwick has been in this city
during the past three weeks superin-
tending threshing his crop of grain
and while here has been remodeling
his farm buildings and making pre-
parations to place about a hundred
cows on the farm. Two young men
will be employed to look after the
stock and land next season. Mr.. Nat
wick expects to return to Sioux Falls
tomorrow.
The attention OF the REGISTER has
been called to the posting OF bills on
the floors Of bridges in the country.
A man told us the other..day that he
came near having a serious time with
his team when the horses caught sight
of a haring white poster spread out on
a bridge which he was obligedto cross.
Anyone having skittish horses can APP
preciate a word OF warning in this di-
rection and we trust that it will not be