The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-12-21

five O'Clock tea to a large number OF
invited guests on Friday and Saturday
at the home Of Mrs. d. w. Bunday.
A few second hand cookstoves at
Jarvis. The stoves are all in good
condition. 29-2w
s. w. Sussex will furnish icre cream
and sherbet for private dinners or
social functions in any quantity or
flavor desired, if notified in time.
Phone him at his residence, 274-1. 1w
There are still bargains waiting at
Gagel's closing out sale. Hurry up
or you may be too late. 29tf
M. G.. Carlisle Of the B. l.. & T. Co.
departed for Chicago Tuesday morn
ing expecting to return Friday and
join his family at Arlington for a
Christmas dinner with their relatives.
For RENT-A five room cottage
corner Sth st. and 18th Ave. 29-3w
WM. T. T%HORNBER
Mrs. o. II. Runyan departed Tues
day morning to join her husband at
Sioux Falls where they will make
their home, Mr.. Runyan being en-
ployed in Beach's printing establish
ment.
Charles Ford departed Saturday for
points in Minnesota and from there
will go to Lodi, Wis, to spend the
holidays. On his return he expects to
open a real estate Office at Highmore
the first Of the year.
f.. II. Sexauer, representing the
Brookings Roller Mills, was in town
Saturday. Perfection flour, manu-
featured by this celebrated mill, is
handled here by Jacob Steen and John
Halvorson.-Estelline Tribune.
| am oyerstocked on clothes wringers
and will close them out at a sacrifice.
My regular 800 wringer at $500. My
regular 800 wringer at 1925. My
regular $3.50 wringer at $2.75. These
are all warranted goods. J. t.. Jarvis.
29-2w
Z. l.. Squirting departed Saturday
night with two carloads of sheep for
the Chicago market and this week is
enjoying the great International Stock
Exhibition in company with Mrs.
Squirting who went down Sunday
night.
Harold Crothers OF this city, and
Guy Crothers Of Hetland, expect to
leave for Page, North Dakota tomorrow
to spend the holidays with their
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Crothers
will spend Christmas with friends at
Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. j. Hegeman de-
parted Tuesday morning for Golden,
Colorado, where Mrs. Hegeman ex-
poets to remain a couple of months
with her daughter, Mrs. w. F. Allison.
Mr.. Hegeman will return home in a
couple Of weeks.
Those wishing to board or room
students for the coming winter term
are requested to write or, phone Roy O..
Wilson at the college. Phone 243-1.
29-2w
The Elma B. Smith Co., gave a very
satisfactory entertainment atthe Opera
House Saturday evening. Miss Elma
was the biggest part of the entertain
ment, however, and the little lady
stands alone in her particular field of
Evolutionary effort. The clarinet and
saxophone solos were very cleverly ex-
ecuted and thoroughly enjoyed.
Supt. O. H. McCarty passed through
Brookings Tuesday in his special car
! bound for Chicago to attend the In
ternational Stock Exhibition. He was
accompanied by Col. Bob. Stewart
who is now nearly recovered from an
operation performed on him ONE
weeks ago at the Rochester hospital.
\ large assortment of Nickle, .Alu-
mipum'and Granite ware at Jaryis'.
29-2w
Miss Ruth A. Wardall, instructor of
domestic science at the ). ID. y. c.,
departed Tuesday morning for Tus-
cola, ILL.,, to spend her holiday vaca-
ton. The first of the year she will
go to Cornell university, \. y. where
she will remain for short course, TAX
ing advanced work in domestic
science.
W. I. LaFollette, editor of the
Mitchell Gazette was in Brookings
Saturday and made a friendly call on
the REGISTER. He was here looking
over the municipal plants and becom-
ing acquainted with the management
of the systems as his city is thinking
of going into business for itself in
stead of having QUIT ide parties control
these privileges. = ~
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines
$40 cash and 50 cents a week. No need
of being without a sewing ma