The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-12-28

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week among his old friends and be
present at the meeting Of the State
Educational Association.
Mrs. Robert Henry of Volga, Mrs.
H. G. Henry and daughter Louise, Of
Lyman county and Miss Elizabeth
Clary, q teacher in the Normal school
at Aberdeen, were guests at the home
of Mrs. Nellie White Tuesday.
F. o. Wood, of Brookings, was in
the city Tuesday and was the guest of
Judge Whiting over night. The two
gentlemen we're school mates when
boys. MIR. Wood was here for the pur-
pose OF buying a lot of sheep.-De
Smet Independent.
The ladies Of the Eastern Star have
engaged Christensen's orchestra and
arranged for a social time at Masonic
Temple on New Years night, Monday
January LIST. All Masons, their fami-
lies and intimate friends are cordially
invited to attend and have a good
time.
G. Gaukel who lives near the Moody
county ZINE, departed Friday to visit
his old haunts in the state of Wiscon-
sin. He will visit for a time at Superior
and then go to Dodge county. The
REGISTER trusts he will have a very
enjoyable time among his cold coun-
try" friends.
Harry Hartman, son of Rev. and
Mrs. X. III. Hardman, came home FRI
day from the Yankton Indian reserva-
ton to spend a weeks vacation. He
is employed atthe reservation as finan-
cial clerk. Last evening, he was given
his first degree in Masonry by the
local lodge A. F. & A. NJ.
At the regular meeting OF Brookings
Commandery, Knights Templar, held
on Tuesday evening the Templar de-
gree was conferred on Richard Max
we'll of Arlington. Sir Knights Adam
Royhl and Robert Reed were present
from Arlington and Il. F. Kerr from
Pierre. There was a good attendance
OF the local fraters and the ceremonies
were followed by an oyster supper at
DavisOn's.
superintendent Olander returned
Monday night from Stratford, Iowa,
where he was called by the last illness
OF his father, Jonas Olander, who died
OF cancer OF the stomach Thursday and
was buried on Saturday. Mr.. Olander
had to hurry back to Brookings on ac-
count of the state educational meeting
being held in this city this week, he
being the secretary of the association
and having a multitude of duties on
his hands.
Gustave Reimer, the new attorney
returned from his trip to Sioux City
last Thursday, bringing with him his
bride. They have leased the T. E.
Sanborn tenement property in the
west part of town known as the Kelsey
residence, and have already got nicely
settled to housekeeping. The Courier
on behalf Of the citizens OF this place
extends a hearty welcome to Mr.. and
Mrs. Reimer and wishes them long
life, health, wealth and happiness
Clear Lake Courier.
The editor of the Estelline Tribune
has been taking a brief vacation from
his arduous duties and in speaking of
his trip he says: zone very pleasant
feature OF the trip, strange to say, was
our three hours wait in Bookings.
Usually waiting is tedious, but the
Brookings station is as luxurious as a
hope, and with magazines and papers
from an adjacent news stand and a
good lunch from the depot lunch
counter, We managed to spend a very
enjoyable evening""
The DeSmet Independent says that
James Thornbcr was up from Brook
ings Saturday last on business matters
and interviewing friends. Mr.. Thorn
Der has contracted to sell the old farm
at l%roquois, but confided to us that he
hoped the other fellow would back out
of the deal. Mr.. T. thinks Kingsbury
county land good property, and be-
sides the farm was the family home
during many years of hard struggle in
the early days and it was what gave
him a financial start a little later.
The funeral OF Harry McCarl oc-
Cured Thursday afternoon at the resi-
dence of his parents. A large number
of friends of the family were present.
The relatives present from a distance
Mrs. Elizabeth McCarl, of De-
Witt, Iowa, mother Of Mr.. s. II. Nc
Carl, S. B. Daniels, of Sioux Falls,
father of Mrs. McCarl. Rev. W. NJ.
Jennings, pastor OF the First Presby-
terian church preached the sermon,
bringing out prominent a we'll known
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