The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-12-07
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has been very ill.
Cole & Cobb, who opened up a
clothing stock in the Binford block,
the first Of November, packed up and
departed for Blooming Prairie, Mimi,
the day after Thanksgiving. The big
advertisements OF the Model are what
did the business.
Mrs. j. \. Farrankop received word
Thursday that her mother had died
suddenly while visiting in New York.
The remains were brought to North
field, Mimi, for burial and Mrs. Far
rankop departed for that place Friday
to attend the funeral.
X. b. Palmer has been quite low the
past week suffe..ng from a stroke of
paralysis. Late reports are to the
effect that he is rallying and is now
some better. The REGISTER trusts
that he may fully recover from the
effects OF the attack.
The Presbyterian Orchestra will
furnish music next Sunday evening at
the Presbyterian church, there will al
so be vocal music directed by Prof.
Mann. The minister will continue
"Steps up to Heaven:'' the fourth step
in the series will be delivered.
Have you noticed that beautiful egg
set in the display window at f. H..
Beatty's Jewelry Store. Someone is
going TO receive a nice Christmas pre-
sent. Take Il look at it and make all
the enquiry you wish Of Mr.. Beatty.
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Divine services will be held next
Sunday at the Baptist church by the
pastor Rev. Geo. F.. Morphy, morning
subject, The Ideal Church." even
ing. The Test Of Experience" Bap-
tism will be administered in the even
ing. \ cordial invitation is extended.
{. 7. Waltz now occupies commo-
dious quarters, in Binford block.
with his grocery establishment. Mr..
Waltz has enjoyed a good business
and no doubt his trade will follow
him. He will at least have a much
better place both as regards to neatness
and convenience.
Clarence Anderson. formerly with
SINNERS Department Store, spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Hanson, and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Squirting and went from here to Toron-
to for a short visit with friends. Mr..
Anderson is now cashier for the
Mutual Benefit at Sioux Falls.
All typographical errors and other
faults in this issue should be attributed
to our condition after eating turkey
yesterday .-Estelline Tribune.
If anyone should tell Bro. Stone
that his brains were in too close
proximity to his digestive organs he
would get spunky.
Mr.. l.. b. Spafford, the famous New
York cartoonist will appear at Brook
ings Tuesday, Dec. II, under the
auspices of the ladies Of the NJ. f.
church. Mr.. Spatford is one of the
most versatile and popular entertainers
before the public and every citizen
may look forward to a rare treat.
John Dokken has finished LAYING
the cement floor in the livery barn.
We were over to look at it the other
day and in our estimation it i Il first
class job. Mr.. Dokken has a reputa-
ton for doing nothing but the very
best Worthwhile Leader.
Mr.. Dokken has completed his work
at White and is now at home.
Mrs. \. W. Dressed departed on
Saturday for sheldon. Iowa, where
she will visit with Miss Jessie Mailer
and assist in the arrangements for her
approaching marriage with Mr..
Dressel's brother. Mr.. Dressed went
down Tuesday, and, while we did not
learn the exact date of the happy event,
we suspect that it is very near.
Thos. White spent Friday and Sat
urday IL Brookings attending to some
business matters. Tom informed us
tnat Judging Dy what he saw incl
during the two days that there appear
ed to be as much if not more business
transacted in Castlewood than there
was in Brookings .-Castlewood Times
He must have stopped off at the
junction.
Don't forget the Matinee at the Grand
Saturday afternoon. The Warner
Comedy Co. will play The Blunders
of Bulger" a three act comedy with
lots of fun for the children. Twelve
dolls will be given away at this per-
formance. Only ten cents to all parts
Of the house. No reserved seats.
Don't miss it.
Regular meeting Of Bookings Lodge
No. 6, ID. of H., Thursday evening,
December 18th. All members of the
order are reminded that there will be
nomination and election of officers and
other important business 10 he trans